| | PART I. AMERICA. | | | CHAPTER I. In which Cecil Banborough Achieves Fame, and the "Daily Leader" a "Scoop" | | CHAPTER II. In which Cecil Banborough Attempts to Drive Public Opinion | | CHAPTER III. In which Cecil Banborough Drives a Black Maria | | CHAPTER IV. In which the Black Maria Receives a New Inmate | | CHAPTER V. In which the Party Receives a New Impetus | | CHAPTER VI. In which the Bishop of Blanford Receives a Black Eye | | CHAPTER VII. In which a Line is Drawn and Crossed | | CHAPTER VIII. In which a Locket is Accepted and a Ring Refused | | | PART II. ENGLAND. | | | CHAPTER I. In which Mrs. Mackintosh Admires Jonah | | CHAPTER II. In which the Enemy Arrives | | CHAPTER III. In which Peace is Proposed and War Declared | | CHAPTER IV. In which the Bishop is Abducted | | CHAPTER V. In which the Bishop Eats Jam Tart, and Miss Matilda Humble-pie | | CHAPTER VI. In which Miss Arminster Proposes to Marry Again | | CHAPTER VII. In which Miss Arminster Verifies the Proverb |
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