Gipsy Life Being An Account Of Our Gipsies And Their Children W

When as a lad I trudged along in the brick-yards, now more than forty years ago, I remember most vividly that the popular song of the _employes_ of that day was

One thing that strikes me in going through the writings of those authors in this country who have endeavoured to deal with the Gipsy question is, their hesitation to tackle the...

The social history and improvements of our own country seem to have gone by irregular leaps and bounds. The Parliament, like the _Times_, follows upon the heels of public opinio...

The origin of the Gipsies, as to who they are; when they became regarded as a peculiar race of wandering, wastrel, ragamuffin vagabonds; the primary object they had in view in s...

In Part III. I have endeavoured, as well as I have been able, to show some of the agencies that have been set in motion during the last three centuries for and against the Gipsi...

Gipsy Beauty and Songsters 237 Gipsy Poetry 239 Smart and Crofton 239 A Little Gipsy Girl's Letter 242 Scotch Gipsies 243 Gipsy Trickery 244 My Visit to the Gipsies at Kensal Gr...

Work begun 48 Letter to _The Standard_ and _Daily Chronicle_ 51 Leading Article in _The Standard_ 53 Correspondence in _The Standard_ 59 Mr. Leland's Letter, &c., &c. 60 My Repl...

The Social History of our Country 142 Acts of Parliament concerning the Gipsies 145 Treatment of the Gipsies in Scotland, Spain, and Denmark 150 Efforts put forth to improve the...

Origin of the Gipsies and their Names 1 Article in _The Daily News_ 8 The Travels of the Gipsies 9 Acts of Parliament relating to the Gipsies 16 Article in _The Edinburgh Review...

Persecution, Missionary Efforts, and Romance 192 The Gipsy Contrast and _Punch_ 193 Gipsy Slang 195 Rees and Borrow's Description of the Gipsies 199 Leland among the Russian Gip...