GASLIGHT AND DAYLIGHT
WITH
Some London Scenes They Shine Upon

BY
GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA
AUTHOR OF "A JOURNEY DUE SOUTH," "TWICE ROUND THE CLOCK," "THE BABBINGTON PEERAGE," ETC.

LONDON
CHAPMAN & HALL, 193 PICCADILLY
1859

Chapter I  - The Key of the Street
Chapter II - Getting up a Pantomime
Chapter III - Down Whitechapel, Far Away
Chapter IV - Jack Alive in London
Chapter V - Things Departed
Chapter VI - Phases of Public Life, 1.
Chapter VII - Phases of Public Life, 2.
Chapter VIII - Phases of Public Life, 3.
Chapter IX - Powder Dick and His Train
Chapter X - My Swan
Chapter XI - The Bottle of Hay
Chapter XII - City Spectres
Chapter XIII - Houseless and Hungry
Chapter XIV - The Secrets of the Gas
Chapter XV - Perfidious Patmos
Chapter XVI - Leicester Square
Chapter XVII - Daybreak
Chapter XVIII - Arcadia
Chapter XIX - Travels in Cawdor Street
Chapter XX - Houses to Let
Chapter XXI - Tattyboys Rents
Chapter XXII - Tattyboys Renters
Chapter XXIII - Down Whitechapel Way
Chapter XXIV - The Musical World
Chapter XXV - Music In Paving Stones
Chapter XXVI - A Little More Harmony
Chapter XXVII - Gibbet Street
Chapter XXVIII - Strollers at Dumbledowndreary
Chapter XXIX - Cheerily, Cheerily!
Chapter XXX - How I Went to Sea
Chapter XXXI - Fashion
Chapter XXXII - Yellowknights
Chapter XXXIII - The Sporting World
Chapter XXXIV - Where are they?