The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Accession of George III. to the Twenty-Third Year of the Reign of Queen Victoria, Volume 3

by Edward Farr

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Contents

1. Debates on the Treaties
2. Financial Statements
3. Royal Marriages
4. Various Motions
5. Prorogation of Parliament
6. Riots, Etc
7. Expedition to Algiers
8. Meeting of Parliament
9. Measures of Economy
10. Restrictions on Public Liberty
11. Committee on the Poor-Laws, Etc
12. Prorogation of Parliament
13. Riots at Manchester, Etc
14. Death of the Princess Charlotte
15. Chapter XXXI
16. Meeting of Parliament
17. Motion for Secret Committees Preparatory to a Bill of Indemnity
18. Extension of the Bank Restriction
19. Treaty with Spain
20. Royal Marriages
21. The Supplies
22. The Alien Act, Etc
23. Prorogation of Parliament
24. State of the Manufacturers of Lancashire, Etc
25. Death of Queen Charlotte
26. Meeting of Parliament
27. The Duke of York Appointed Guardian to His Majesty
28. Committee on the Criminal Code
29. Measures for Resumption of Cash-Payments
30. Financial Statement
31. Catholic Claims
32. Foreign Enlistment Act
33. Slave-Trade, Etc
34. Prorogation of Parliament
35. Seditious Assemblages
36. Meeting of Parliament
37. Motion for Inquiry Into the State of the Nation
38. Parliamentary Reform
39. Cession of Parga to the Turks
40. Death of George III
41. Chapter XXXII
42. Accession of George IV
43. Declaration of the King, Etc
44. Dissolution of Parliament
45. Cato-Street Conspiracy
46. Meeting of Parliament
47. Bills for Amending the Criminal Code
48. Education Bill
49. Motion for a Committee on the Corn-Laws
50. Motion for a Committee Respecting Free Trade
51. The Civil List, Etc
52. Message Respecting the Queen
53. Trial of the Queen
54. Chapter XXXIII
55. Meeting of Parliament
56. Debate on the Holy Alliance
57. The Catholic Question
58. Motions for Parliamentary Reform, Etc
59. Report of the Agricultural Committee
60. The Navigation Laws
61. The Supplies, Etc
62. Coronation of George IV
63. Death of Queen Caroline
64. Meeting of Parliament
65. Changes in the Cabinet
66. Motion to Restore Roman Catholic Peers to Their Seats in Parliament
67. Motion on Agricultural Distress, Etc
68. Acts for the Reduction of Expenditure
69. Debates on the Currency
70. Reduction of Imposts, Etc
71. Motion for Parliamentary Reform
72. Cause of the Greeks—Prorogation of Parliament
73. Change in the Cabinet
74. Chapter XXXIV
75. Meeting of Parliament
76. Affairs of Agriculture and Commerce
77. The Supplies
78. The Catholic Question
79. Affairs in Ireland
80. Motions to Reform the Criminal Law
81. Motion to Reform the Scotch Representation
82. New London Bridge Bill
83. Motion Respecting the Duty on the Leeward Islands
84. Expenses of the Coronation
85. Munificence of George IV
86. Irish Tithe Commutation Bill, Etc.—Prorogation of Parliament
87. State of the Country
88. Meeting of Parliament
89. Attack on Ministers with Reference to Spain, Etc
90. Financial Statements
91. The Trade Question
92. Alien Bill, Etc
93. Discussions on the Revolt in Demarara, Etc
94. State of the British Colonies
95. East India Affairs
96. Chapter XXXV
97. Meeting of Parliament
98. Bill for the Suppression of Unlawful Associations in Ireland
99. Catholic Relief Bill
100. Committee of Inquiry Into the State of Ireland
101. Mr. Hume’s Motion Against the Irish Church Establishment, Etc
102. State of the Irish Charter Schools
103. Debates on Alleged Abuses in Chancery
104. Regulation of the Salaries of the Judges
105. Rejection of the Unitarian Marriage Act, Etc
106. Act Against Combinations Among Workmen
107. Free-Trade System
108. Surrender, of the Charter of the Levant Company
109. Report of Treaties
110. Financial Statements
111. Proposals for the Abolition of Certain Taxes, Etc
112. Prorogation of Parliament
113. Great Commercial Panic
114. The Burmese War
115. Review of Foreign Relations
116. Chapter XXXVI
117. Meeting of Parliament
118. Measures Proposed for Relieving Commercial Distress
119. Bill to Enable Private Banks to Have an Unlimited Number of Partners,
120. Appointment of a Committee on Emigration
121. Modification of the Corn-Laws
122. Debates on Free Trade
123. Financial Statements
124. Bill to Prevent Bribery at Elections
125. Parliamentary Reform
126. Alteration of the Criminal Code
127. Case of Mr. Kenrick
128. State of the Colonies
129. Mode for Amending the Representation of Edinburgh, Etc
130. Resolution for the Regulation of Private Committees
131. Motion to Hold Parliament Occasionally in Dublin and Edinburgh
132. Restoration of Forfeited Scotch Peerages
133. Motion to Disjoin the Presidency of the Board of Trade from the
134. Catholic Emancipation, Etc
135. India Jury Bill, Etc
136. Naturalization Act, Etc
137. Prorogation and Dissolution of Parliament
138. General Election
139. The Burmese War
140. Meeting of the New Parliament
141. Motion for a Select Committee on Joint-Stock Companies, Etc
142. King’s Message Respecting the Conduct of Spain Towards Portugal
143. Resolutions Against Bribery at Elections
144. Chapter XXXVII
145. Death of the Duke of York
146. Meeting of Parliament
147. Catholic Question
148. The Corn-Laws
149. Dissolution of the Ministry
150. Reassembling of Parliament
151. Explanations of Members, and Hostility to the Ministry
152. Opinions of His Majesty on the Catholic Question
153. Motion on the Chancellor’s Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy
154. Motions Regarding the Stamp-Duty and Cheap Publications
155. The Corn-Law Question
156. Financial Statements
157. Corrupt Boroughs
158. The Game-Laws
159. Improvement of the Criminal Code
160. Prorogation of Parliament
161. Death of Mr. Canning
162. Administration of Lord Goderich
163. Review of Foreign Policy
164. Chapter XXXVIII
165. Duke of Wellington’s Administration
166. Meeting of Parliament
167. Discussions and Explanations Concerning the Dissolution of the Goderich
168. Questions of Finance
169. Motion for a Grant to the Family of Mr. Canning
170. Financial Statements
171. Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts
172. The Catholic Question
173. Motion on the State of the Law
174. Bills Connected with Election of Members of the House
175. Corn-Law Question
176. Divisions in the Cabinet
177. Prorogation of Parliament
178. Disturbances in Ireland
179. Death of the Earl of Liverpool
180. Foreign Policy
181. Chapter XXXIX
182. The Catholic Question
183. Meeting of Parliament
184. Suppression of the Catholic Association
185. Rejection of Mr. Peel at Oxford
186. The Triumph of Catholic Emancipation
187. Bill for the Disfranchisement of the Forty-Shilling Freeholders
188. The Case of Mr. O’Connell
189. Financial Statements
190. Motion for Parliamentary Reform
191. Prorogation of Parliament, Etc
192. State of Affairs in Ireland
193. Agricultural and Commercial Distress
194. Foreign Politics
195. Chapter XL
196. State of Parties
197. Meeting of Parliament
198. Motion for a Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Nation
199. Reduction of Salaries of Public Officers, Etc
200. Motion for Revising the Whole System of Taxation
201. Committee on the East India Company’s Charter
202. Debate on a Proposal to Alter the Currency
203. Financial Statements—Bill for Repealing the Duty on Beer, Etc
204. The Question of Reform
205. The Case of East Retford
206. Mr. O’Connell’s Bill for Reform by Universal Suffrage, Etc
207. Mr. O’Connell’s Bill for Reform by Universal Suffrage and Vote by
208. Bill for Removing the Civil Disabilities Affecting Jews
209. Bill for Capital Punishment in Cases of Forgery
210. Bill for Amending the Law of Libel
211. Alterations in Courts of Justice
212. Illness of His Majesty
213. Bill to Authorise the Adhibiting of the Sign-Manual by Stamp
214. Death of the King, and Accession of the Duke of Clarence, William IV
215. Royal Message to Parliament—Rupture Between the Ministers and Whigs-Debates on the Question of the Regency
216. Prorogation and Dissolution of Parliament
217. State of Parties
218. Meeting of the New Parliament
219. Discussions Concerning Their Majesties’ Visit to London
220. Majority Against Ministers for a Select Committee on the Civil List
221. Formation of Earl Grey’s Administration
222. Death of Mr. Huskisson
223. State of Foreign Nations
224. Chapter XLI
225. State of the Reform Question
226. Meeting of Parliament
227. Introduction of the Reform Bill
228. Debate on the Motion That the Bill Be Read a Second Time, Etc
229. Motion of Adjournment Pending the Ordnance Estimates Carried Against Ministers—Prorogation and Dissolution of Parliament
230. The Budget—Proposed Changes in Taxes, Etc.—Arrangement of the Civil List
231. General Election
232. Meeting of Parliament—The Reform Question Renewed in Parliament
233. Rejection of the Reform Bill by the Lords
234. Consequences of the Rejection of the Reform Bill
235. Financial Statements
236. Prorogation of Parliament
237. Coronation of William IV
238. Opening of New London Bridge, Etc
239. Ravages of the Cholera
240. Foreign Affairs
241. Meeting of Parliament
242. New Reform Bill
243. Chapter XLII
244. Reform Bill Passed by the Commons
245. Debates on the Reform Bill in the Lords
246. Disturbed State of the Nation
247. Reassembling of Parliament
248. Failure of the Attempts to Form a New Administration—Ministers Recalled, Etc
249. Reform Bill Passed
250. Irish and Scotch Reform Bills Passed
251. Bill to Prevent Bribery at Elections, Etc
252. Committees on Irish Tithes
253. Financial Statements
254. Committee on the Charter of the East India Company, Etc
255. The Affairs of the West Indies
256. Prorogation of Parliament
257. General Election
258. Resignation of the Speaker
259. State of Ireland
260. State of the Continent
261. Chapter XLIII
262. Meeting of Parliament—Re-Election of Mr. Manners Sutton as Speaker
263. Opening of the Reformed Parliament by the King in Person
264. Case of Mr. Pease
265. Irish Coercion Bill
266. Irish Church Bill
267. Irish Tithe Bill
268. Financial Statements
269. Bank of England Charter Renewed
270. East India Question
271. Abolition of Slavery in the Colonies
272. Factory Bill
273. The Corn Laws
274. Resolutions Against Bribery, Etc
275. Bill to Remove the Civil Disabilities of Jews.—Prorogation of Parliament
276. Foreign Affairs
277. Chapter XLIV
278. Meeting of Parliament
279. Mr. O’Connell’s Motion for the Repeal of the Union
280. Divisions in the Cabinet
281. Commission Issued to Inquire Into the State of the Irish Church
282. Irish Tithe Question
283. Renewal of the Irish Coercion Bill
284. Resignation of Earl Grey, Etc
285. Rejection of the Irish Tithe Question by the Peers
286. State of Ecclesiastical Questions and the Claims of Dissenters
287. Poor-Law Amendment Act
288. The Corn-Law Question
289. Financial Statements, Etc
290. Bill for the Removal of the Civil Disabilities of the Jews, Etc
291. Prorogation of Parliament
292. Dissolution of the Cabinet
293. Sir Robert Peel Appointed Prime-Minister
294. Dissolution of Parliament
295. The Act Abolishing Slavery in the West Indies Carried Into Effect
296. State of the Continent
297. Chapter XLV
298. State of Parties
299. General Election
300. Meeting of Parliament.—Contest for the Election of Speaker
301. Opening of the Session
302. Discussion in the Lords Respecting the Slavery Abolition Act
303. Motion of the Marquis of Chandos to Repeal the Malt-Tax
304. The Dissenters’ Marriage Act
305. Report of Commission Regarding the Church of England, Etc
306. Repeated Defeats of the Ministry in the House of Commons
307. The Question of the Appropriation of the Surplus of the Revenues of the Irish Church
308. Resignation of Ministers, and Restoration of Lord Melbourne’s Cabinet
309. Municipal Reform and the Irish Church

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