One character in this novel repeatedly poses as a bespectacled Jewish peddler to meet with the woman he loves.  The arrival of the title character is precipitated by a dog biting then being kicked by a servant in one of two scenes involving upturned carriages.  Another character in this novel marries Lieutenant Obadiah Lismahago, who tells stories of fighting Indians.  The protagonist is released 
One character in this novel repeatedly poses as a bespectacled Jewish peddler to meet with the woman he loves.  The arrival of the title character is precipitated by a dog biting then being kicked by a servant in one of two scenes involving upturned carriages.  Another character in this novel marries Lieutenant Obadiah Lismahago, who tells stories of fighting Indians.  The protagonist is released from jail after convincing the other inmates to stop visiting the jail's taproom, and his identity is eventually revealed by examining a snuff box.  The Jewish peddler turns out to be George Dennison, whom Jerry Melford attempts to duel over his affection for Lydia.  Upon hearing the name Matthew Lloyd, the protagonist learns that he is actually Squire Bramble's son, but marries the maid Winifred anyway.  For 10 points name this novel about a servant and Methodist preacher, the final novel of Tobias Smollett.
One character in this novel repeatedly poses as a bespectacled Jewish peddler to meet with the woman he loves.  
The Expedition of Humphry Clinker