6CHAPTER IV. TOM OLIVER (COMMISSARY-GENERAL OF THE P.R.)—1811–1831.
22CHAPTER VII. EDWARD BALDWIN (“WHITE-HEADED BOB”)—1823–1828.
7CHAPTER V. BILL NEAT, OF BRISTOL—1818–1823.
23CHAPTER VIII. SAMUEL EVANS (“YOUNG DUTCH SAM”)—1825–1834. (pt. 1)
8CHAPTER VI. THOMAS HICKMAN (“THE GAS MAN”).
24CHAPTER VIII. SAMUEL EVANS (“YOUNG DUTCH SAM”)—1825–1834. (pt. 2)
9CHAPTER VII. DAN DONNELLY, CHAMPION OF IRELAND.
25CHAPTER IX. TOM GAYNOR (“THE BATH CARPENTER”)—1824–1834.
10CHAPTER VIII. JACK CARTER, “THE LANCASHIRE HERO”—1812–1832.[29]
26CHAPTER X. ALEC REID (“THE CHELSEA SNOB”)—1821–1830.
11APPENDIX TO PERIOD V.
27CHAPTER XI. BISHOP SHARPE (“THE BOLD SMUGGLER”)—1818–1826.
12HARRY SUTTON, THE BLACK—1816–1819.
28CHAPTER XII. TOM BROWN (“BIG BROWN”) OF BRIDGNORTH—1825–1831.
13BILL ABBOT—1818–1832.
29CHAPTER XIII. PHIL SAMPSON (“THE BIRMINGHAM YOUTH”)—1819–1831. (pt. 1)
14DAVID HUDSON, BROTHER OF THE RENOWNED “JOHN BULL FIGHTER”—1818–1827.
30CHAPTER XIII. PHIL SAMPSON (“THE BIRMINGHAM YOUTH”)—1819–1831. (pt. 2)
15PERIOD VI.—1824–1835. FROM THE RETIREMENT OF TOM SPRING TO THE APPEARANCE OF BENDIGO.
31BARNEY AARON (“THE STAR OF THE EAST”)—1819–1834.
16CHAPTER I. JEM WARD (CHAMPION).—1822–1831.
32INDEX TO VOLUME II.
