- 1Dedication — Preface to Third Edition
- 2Preface to Second Edition
- 3Introduction
- 4Chapter I — Old Roads
- 5Chapter II — Postboys
- 6Chapter III — Stage and Mail Coaches
- 7Chapter IV — Foot-Posts
- 8Chapter V — Mail-Packets
- 9Chapter VI — Shipwrecked Mails
- 10Chapter VII — Amount of Work
- 11Chapter VIII — Growth of Certain Post-Offices
- 12Chapter IX — Claims for Post-Office Service
- 13Chapter X — The Travelling Post-Office
- 14Chapter XI — Sorters and Circulation
- 15Chapter XII — Pigeon-Post
- 16Chapter XIII — Abuse of the Franking Privilege, and Other Petty Frauds
- 17Chapter XIV — Strange Addresses
- 18Chapter XV — Post-Office Robberies
- 19Chapter XVI — Telegraphic Blunders
- 20Chapter XVII — How Letters Are Lost
- 21Chapter XVIII — Odd Complaints
- 22Chapter XIX — Curious Letters Addressed to the Post-Office
- 23Chapter XX — Singular Coincidences
- 24Chapter XXI — Savings-Bank Curiosities
- 25Chapter XXII — Replies to Medical Inquiries
- 26Chapter XXIII — Various
- 27Chapter XXIV — About Postmasters
- 28Chapter XXV — Red Tape
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