Published in 1867, this book is a collection of witty sketches by Mark Lemon, the founding editor of Punch magazine. Lemon takes the reader on a tour of London's streets, describing the people and places he encounters with humor and insight. From the fashionable West End to the gritty East End, Lemon's observations provide a snapshot of Victorian life and culture.

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