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 4 Papyras Classics

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 4

by Edward Farr

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Contents

  1. Agricultural Distress
  2. Discussion Regarding Orange Societies in Ireland
  3. The Vote by Ballot, Etc
  4. The Budget
  5. Discussions Regarding Canada
  6. Prorogation of Parliament
  7. State of the Continent
  8. Chapter XLVI
  9. Meeting of Parliament
  10. The Question of Orange Lodges
  11. Bill to Reform the Irish Municipal Corporations
  12. The Irish Tithe-Bill
  13. Commutation of Tithes in England
  14. Bill for Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Etc
  15. Bill to Alter the Revenues and Territories of the Different Sees, Etc
  16. Bill to Abolish the Secular Jurisdiction of Bishops, Etc
  17. Bill to Amend the English Municipal Corporation Act
  18. Bill to Allow Felons’ Counsel to Address the Jury, Etc
  19. Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt, Etc
  20. Election Committees
  21. New Houses of Parliament
  22. Motion for the Reduction of Taxation on Behalf of the Agriculturists
  23. The Budget, Etc
  24. Discussions on the Colonies, and on Our Foreign Relations
  25. Prorogation of Parliament
  26. The Affairs of Ireland
  27. Foreign Relations
  28. Chapter XLVII
  29. Meeting of Parliament
  30. Consideration of the State of Ireland
  31. Question of Establishing a System of Poor-Laws in Ireland
  32. Irish Tithe Question
  33. Question of Church-Rates
  34. The Church of Scotland
  35. Notices of Motions for Constitutional Changes
  36. Operation of the New Poor-Laws
  37. Affairs of Canada
  38. State of the Banking System, Etc
  39. Consideration of the Foreign Policy of England Under the Whig Administration
  40. Motion on the State of the Nation
  41. Illness and Death of the King—Remarks on His Character
  42. Chapter XLVIII
  43. The Accession of Queen Victoria
  44. The Queen’s Message to Both Houses—Eulogies of the Late Sovereign in Both Houses of Parliament
  45. Bill for Providing the Succession to the Crown
  46. The Budget, Etc
  47. Alterations in the Criminal Law, Etc
  48. Prorogation of Parliament
  49. State of Parties and Elections
  50. City Banquet to the Queen
  51. Opening of the New Parliament
  52. The Subject of the Civil List Debated
  53. The Subject of the Pension List
  54. Intelligence from Canada—Discussion on the Subject—Adjournment of the House
  55. State of the Continent
  56. Chapter XLIX
  57. Parliament Reassembles—Debates on Canada—Address to the Throne
  58. The Question of Election Committees, Etc
  59. Motion for the Ballot
  60. Parliamentary Qualification Bill
  61. Personal Attacks
  62. Revival of Anti-Slavery Agitation, Etc
  63. Debates on the Irish Poor-Law Bill—The Bill Carried
  64. Motion for the Repeal of the Appropriation Clause—Ministerial Plan for Settling the Tithe Question
  65. Committee of the House of Commons Upon the Irish Municipal Bill—The Bill Rejected, Etc
  66. The Coronation
  67. Debates in the House of Commons on the Irish Tithe Question
  68. The Irish Poor-Law Bill Carried in the Lords
  69. Projected Formation of a Colony in New Zealand, Etc
  70. Financial Statements, Etc
  71. Motion for the Repeal of the Corn-Laws
  72. Various Improvements in the Law
  73. A Select Committee to Inquire Into the Operation of the Poor-Laws
  74. Combinations in England and Ireland
  75. John Thom. Alias Sir William Courtenay
  76. Committee on Church Lands
  77. Act for Abolishing Pluralities, Etc
  78. The Subject of Education Discussed in Parliament
  79. The Question of Canada Renewed
  80. Queen Prorogues Parliament
  81. Disaffection Among the Working Classes
  82. Proposed Reduction of the Rates of Postage
  83. The State of Ireland
  84. The Affairs of Canada
  85. The State of the Continent
  86. Chapter L
  87. State of Parties
  88. Meeting of Parliament
  89. The Corn-Law Question
  90. The Affairs of Ireland Discussed in Parliament
  91. Irish Municipal Corporations Bill
  92. Proceedings in Parliament Respecting Jamaica
  93. Resignation of Ministers, and Failure of Sir Robert Peel to Form a New Administration, Etc
  94. National Education
  95. Affairs of Canada
  96. The Second Jamaica Bill, Etc
  97. Bill for the Suppression of the Portuguese Slave-Trade, Etc
  98. Motion for the Ballot
  99. Act for the Better Ordering of Prisons
  100. Motion for a Committee of the Whole House to Consider the National Petition
  101. Birmingham Riots, Etc
  102. The Budget—Proposed Reduction of Postage Duties, Etc
  103. Prorogation of Parliament
  104. Affairs in the East Indies
  105. State of the Continent
  106. Chapter LI
  107. Meeting of Parliament.—Announcement of the Queen’s Marriage
  108. Bill for the Naturalization of Prince Albert
  109. The Civil-List
  110. Question of Privilege—Hansard and Stockdale
  111. Affairs of China, Etc
  112. The Irish Municipal Corporations Bill, Etc
  113. Financial Statement, Etc
  114. The Union of the Canadas
  115. Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues Bill
  116. The Regency Bill
  117. Prorogation of Parliament
  118. Affairs of British India
  119. The Marriage of the Queen
  120. State of the Continent
  121. Chapter LII
  122. Meeting of Parliament
  123. Poor Law Amendment Act
  124. Jews’ Civil Disabilities Removal Bill
  125. Church of Scotland: Non-Intrusion Question, Etc
  126. Law-Reform
  127. Financial Statements
  128. Discussion on the Corn-Laws
  129. Resolution of Want of Confidence in the Government
  130. Prorogation and Dissolution of Parliament
  131. State of Parties
  132. Meeting of the New House of Commons, Etc
  133. Resignation of Ministers.—Sir Robert Peel’s Administration
  134. Statement of Sir Robert Peel as to His Intended Course of Proceeding, Etc
  135. Financial Statement
  136. Poor Laws, Etc
  137. East India Affairs, Etc
  138. State of the Continent
  139. Chapter LIII
  140. Meeting of Parliament
  141. Debate on the Corn-Laws—Proposition of Ministers on the Subject
  142. Financial Measures—Income-Tax Bill, Etc
  143. New Tariff
  144. Mr. Villiers’s Motion on the Corn-Laws
  145. The Great Chartist Petition
  146. Bill for Restraining the Employment of Women and Children in Mines and Collieries
  147. Bribery at Elections
  148. Law Reforms
  149. Bill for the Protection of the Royal Person
  150. Poor-Law Amendment Bill
  151. Prorogation of Parliament
  152. East India Affairs, Etc
  153. Chapter LIV
  154. State of the Country
  155. Meeting of Parliament
  156. National Distress
  157. Address to the Crown on the Subject of Education
  158. Affairs of India, Etc
  159. The Corn-Law Question Resumed
  160. Irish Affairs
  161. Financial Statements
  162. Education
  163. Church Extension, Etc
  164. Law Reform
  165. Prorogation of Parliament
  166. Agitation in Ireland, Formation of the Free Church in Scotland, Etc
  167. Disputes with America
  168. The State of India
  169. Continental Affairs
  170. Chapter LV
  171. Meeting of Parliament
  172. Motion for the Stoppage of Supplies
  173. Affairs of India
  174. Irish Affairs
  175. Restrictions on Labour in Factories, Etc
  176. The Corn-Laws and Free-Trade Question
  177. Financial Statements
  178. Sugar-Duties Bill, Etc
  179. Bank Charter and Banking Regulations
  180. Dissenters’ Chapels Bill
  181. Sees of Bangor and St. Asaph
  182. Miscellaneous Measures of the Session
  183. Prorogation of Parliament
  184. The State of India
  185. Proceedings Against Mr. O’Connell
  186. Continental Affairs
  187. Chapter LVI
  188. Meeting of Parliament
  189. Financial and Commercial Policy—Retention of the Income-Tax, Etc
  190. The Sugar-Duties Question
  191. Corn-Laws and Free Trade
  192. Affairs of Ireland—Maynooth Improvement Bill
  193. Academical Education in Ireland
  194. Colonial Policy
  195. Question of the Oregon Territory
  196. Miscellaneous Measures of the Session
  197. Prorogation of Parliament
  198. The Affairs of India
  199. The State of the Continent
  200. State of Public Affairs at the Commencement of This Year, Etc
  201. Meeting of Parliament
  202. Settlement of the Corn-Law Question
  203. Chapter LVIII
  204. Position of the Conservative Party on the Defection of Sir Robert Peel, and the Parliamentary Success of His Free-Trade Measures
  205. The Condition of Ireland.—Disturbed State of the Country.—Disaffection
  206. Political Agitation.—Young Ireland
  207. Affairs of India.—Battle of Aliwal.—Total Expulsion of the Sikhs
  208. State of Affairs at the Cape of Good Hope.—Successes of the Caffres.—Victory Over the Tribes of Stock and Pato by Colonel Somerset
  209. State of New Zealand.—Suppression of the Native Revolt
  210. Borneo
  211. Our North American Colonies
  212. Foreign Affairs
  213. South America
  214. Relations with Continental Europe
  215. Home
  216. Chapter LIX
  217. Colonial Affairs
  218. Foreign Relations

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