The Hooligan nights
Subtitle: being the life and opinions of a young and impenitant criminal
By: recounted by himself and set forth by Clarence Rook
Contributors: Nicholson, William, 1872-1949; David and Shiu-min Block Collection on William Nicholson
Publisher: G. Richards
Published: 1899
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 289
Subjects: Hoodlums; Fiction
Notes: Short stories.

By Clarence Rook.

Hubin, A.J. Crime fiction, 1749-1990, p. 697

Gift of David and Shiu-min Block, March 1, 2005
Table of contents: title: Young Alf; title: Concerning Hooligans; title: Trailing clouds of glory; title: Billy the Snide; title: Jimmy; title: Class; title: Honest employment; title: The burglar and the baby; title: The coming of love; title: On pitching a tale; title: George of Mitcham; title: The boot-trick and others; title: Playing for the pocket; title: Lambeth lasses; title: Politics; title: A bit of an argument; title: Strange dwellings; title: The constable speaks; title: All for her; title: Outrunning the constable; title: The course of true love; title: Holy matrimony.