William Henry Giles Kingston
Roger Kyffin's Ward
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WHG Kingston
"Roger Kyffin's Ward"
Chapter One.
A Panic in the City.
A Panic in the City.
Chapter Two.
In which Several Personages are Introduced.
In which Several Personages are Introduced.
Chapter Three.
The Hero’s Early Days, and a Description of a Lady of Quality.
The Hero’s Early Days, and a Description of a Lady of Quality.
Chapter Four.
Harry Tryon’s First Adventure.—Lynderton and its Neighbourhood.
Harry Tryon’s First Adventure.—Lynderton and its Neighbourhood.
Chapter Five.
Two Young Fire-Eaters Out-Generalled.
Two Young Fire-Eaters Out-Generalled.
Chapter Six.
Royal Visitors.—The King and the Mace-Bearer.—The Foes reconciled.
Royal Visitors.—The King and the Mace-Bearer.—The Foes reconciled.
Chapter Seven.
A Farewell Visit.—Sad End of a Festive Scene.
A Farewell Visit.—Sad End of a Festive Scene.
Chapter Eight.
The Young Heiress.—Harry Comes Out in London not under the best of auspices.
The Young Heiress.—Harry Comes Out in London not under the best of auspices.
Chapter Nine.
Played Out.—The Last Throw.
Played Out.—The Last Throw.
Chapter Ten.
Prize or Blank?
Prize or Blank?
Chapter Eleven.
“Seeing Life in London.”
“Seeing Life in London.”
Chapter Twelve.
In Dangerous Company.
In Dangerous Company.
Chapter Thirteen.
A Look at the Old Place.
A Look at the Old Place.
Chapter Fourteen.
Manning the Navy in the Old Time.
Manning the Navy in the Old Time.
Chapter Fifteen.
The Hero’s First Trip to Sea.—The Fate of the “Brilliant.”
The Hero’s First Trip to Sea.—The Fate of the “Brilliant.”
Chapter Sixteen.
A New Claimant for Stanmore.
A New Claimant for Stanmore.
Chapter Seventeen.
The Old Family Driven from their Home.
The Old Family Driven from their Home.
Chapter Eighteen.
On the Raft.
On the Raft.
Chapter Nineteen.
The Mutiny at the Nore, and how the Hero became implicated in it.
The Mutiny at the Nore, and how the Hero became implicated in it.
Chapter Twenty.
The Mutiny Quelled.
The Mutiny Quelled.
Chapter Twenty One.
Mabel’s Resolve.
Mabel’s Resolve.
Chapter Twenty Two.
Unexpected Evidence.
Unexpected Evidence.
Chapter Twenty Three.
In Mr Coppinger’s Counting-House.
In Mr Coppinger’s Counting-House.
Chapter Twenty Four.
A Ball at Stanmore, and what took Place at it.
A Ball at Stanmore, and what took Place at it.
Chapter Twenty Five.
A Journey, and what Befell the Travellers.—A Visit to Windsor, and its result.
A Journey, and what Befell the Travellers.—A Visit to Windsor, and its result.
Chapter Twenty Six.
The Prison Ship.—The Great Minister.—A Gleam of Sunshine.
The Prison Ship.—The Great Minister.—A Gleam of Sunshine.
Chapter Twenty Seven.
Silas Sleech Departs from the Scene.—How Mr Sleech enjoyed his Possession of Stanmore.
Silas Sleech Departs from the Scene.—How Mr Sleech enjoyed his Possession of Stanmore.
Chapter Twenty Eight.
The Wreck of the Lugger, and what came of it.
The Wreck of the Lugger, and what came of it.
Chapter Twenty Nine.
Happy News.
Happy News.
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