“A Cockney costermonger is revealed as the new Earl of Hareford to the consternation of his aristocratic relations.”

“The cooking equivalent was the Costard, which gave rise to the term costermonger, first applied to apple salesmen.”

“Perhaps on no subject is the costermonger so silent as on his money affairs.”

“But I think he displays a real understanding and sympathy for his coster girls, criminals and dosshouse vagrants.”

“But I think he displays a real understanding and sympathy for his coster girls.”

“While he was explaining the coster joined them, having got his donkey on to its legs.”