I. PROLOGUE.

II. ENTER MR. CHAMBERLAIN.

III. THE ACT AND THE DWELLINGS.

IV. ECCE MR. CHAMBERLAIN.

V. EXIT MR. CHAMBERLAIN.

VI. AND HIS BRETHREN.

VII. MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S ASSOCIATES.

VIII. THE BIRMINGHAM BELGRAVIA.

IX. THEN AND NOW.

X. THE CITY FRINGE.

XI. THE FOURTH ESTATE.

XII. ITS VARIED AND ODD TRADES.

XIII. NEW AND OLD STYLE TRADING.

XIV. OLD-ESTABLISHED SHOPS.

XV. SOME PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS.

XVI. THE MUSICAL FESTIVALS.

XVII. CONCLUSION.

INDEX.

NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION.

JUST PUBLISHED

#PARIS EXHIBITION, 1900.#

ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF A CENTURY. #WILLIAM PEARSALL,

#THOMAS PINSON,#

#ALFRED HUGHES,

Title: A Tale of One City: The New Birmingham Papers Reprinted from the "Midland Counties Herald"

Author: Thomas Anderton

Language: English

Produced by Jonathan Ingram, Joris Van Dael and PG Distributed Proofreaders

A TALE OF ONE CITY:

THE NEW BIRMINGHAM.

Papers Reprinted from the "Midland Counties Herald",

BY

THOMAS ANDERTON.

Birmingham: "MIDLAND COUNTIES HERALD" OFFICE.

TO BE HAD FROM CORNISH BROTHERS, NEW STREET; MIDLAND EDUCATIONAL CO., CORPORATION STREET.

1900