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 2

by Edward Farr

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Contents

1. Pitt’s India Bill
2. Bill for the Restoration of Forfeited Estates in Scotland
3. Prorogation of Parliament
4. The State of Ireland
5. Meeting of Parliament
6. The Westminster Scrutiny
7. Pitt’s Reform Bill
8. Pitt’s Financial Measures
9. The Affairs of Ireland
10. Continental Affairs
11. Chapter XV
12. Meeting of Parliament
13. Bill for the Fortification of the Dock-Yards at Portsmouth and Plymouth
14. Pitt’s Financial Measures
15. Debates on India, Etc
16. A Retrospective View of Indian Affairs
17. Attempt on the King’s Life
18. Treaties with France and Spain
19. Affairs of the Prince of Wales
20. Chapter XVI
21. Meeting of Parliament
22. Debate on the Treaty of Commerce Between England and France
23. Pitt’s Plan of Financial Reform
24. Motion for the Repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts
25. Affairs of the Prince of Wales
26. Motion for Inquiry Into the Abuses of the Post-Office
27. Impeachment of Warren Hastings
28. Parliament Prorogued
29. Continental Affairs
30. Meeting of Parliament
31. Disputes Between Government, and the East India Company
32. Pitt’s Financial Measures
33. Additions Made to the Bill for Trying Controverted Elections
34. Claims of the American Royalists, Etc
35. The Slave-Trade Question
36. Charge Against Sir Elijah Impey
37. Impeachment of Warren Hastings
38. Parliament Prorogued
39. Continental Alliances
40. Derangement of His Majesty: Debates on the Regency
41. Meeting of Parliament
42. Chapter XVII
43. Election of Speaker
44. The Question of the Regency Resumed
45. Recovery of His Majesty
46. Adoption of a Plan of Fortifying the West Indian Islands
47. Bill for the Commemoration of the People’s Rights, Etc
48. Shop-Tax Repealed, Etc
49. Motion Respecting the Corporation and Test Acts, Etc
50. Slave-Trade Question
51. Election of Speaker
52. Pitts Financial Measures
53. Impeachment of Warren Hastings
54. Parliament Prorogued
55. Continental Affairs
56. State of Parties in England
57. Meeting of Parliament
58. Debates on the Test and Corporation Acts
59. Flood’s Motion for Reform of Parliament
60. East India Affairs
61. Pitt’s Financial Statement, Etc
62. The Slave-Trade Question
63. Disputes with Spain
64. Impeachment of Warren Hastings
65. Parliament Prorogued, and Dissolved
66. Settlement of Disputes with Spain
67. Continental Affairs
68. Progress of Revolutionary Principles in England
69. War in India
70. Meeting of Parliament
71. Chapter XVIII
72. Debate on the War in India
73. Dispute with Russia
74. Bill for the Regulation of Canada
75. Slave-Trade Abolition Bill
76. Catholic Relief Bill, Etc
77. Bill to Amend the Law on Libels
78. Financial Measures
79. Impeachment of Warren Hastings
80. Parliament Prorogued
81. Progress of the Revolution in France
82. State of Public Opinion in England, Etc
83. Chapter XIX
84. Meeting of Parliament
85. Debates on the Russian Armament
86. Debates on the Affairs of India
87. Pitt’s Financial Statement
88. The Slave-Trade Question
89. London Police Act
90. Act to Relieve the Scotch Episcopalians, Etc
91. Sheridan’s Motion Respecting the Royal Burghs of Scotland
92. Debates on Parliamentary Reform, Etc
93. Trial of Hastings, Etc
94. Bill Respecting the New Forest and Timber for the Navy
95. Prorogation of Parliament
96. Changes in the Ministry
97. East India Affairs
98. Progress of the French Revolution
99. Affairs of Poland
100. State of the Public Mind in England
101. Meeting of Parliament
102. The Alien Bill, Etc
103. Execution of the French King
104. Chapter XX
105. Hostile Message of the King to Parliament
106. Declaration of War by the French, Etc
107. Pitt’s Financial Statement
108. The Traitorous Correspondence Bill
109. Preparations for War
110. Relief Granted to Mercantile Men
111. Renewal of the East India Company’s Charter
112. Relief of the Roman Catholics of Scotland, Etc
113. Trial of Warren Hastings
114. Discussion on a Memorial Presented to the States-General
115. Fox’s Motion for Peace
116. Mr. Grey’s Measure of Parliamentary Reform
117. Prorogation of Parliament
118. Affairs of Ireland
119. Prospects of the French Republic, &c
120. Chapter XXI
121. Meeting of Parliament
122. The Militia Augmented, Etc
123. Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act
124. Agitation in England and Scotland
125. Introduction of Foreign Troops
126. The Slave-Trade Question
127. Motion on Behalf of La Fayette
128. Motion for Inquiry Into the Recent Failures of Our Armies
129. The Trial of Warren Hastings
130. The Prorogation of Parliament
131. Ministerial Appointments
132. Embassy to China, Etc
133. Corsica Annexed to the Crown of England
134. Lord Howe’s Naval Victory, Etc
135. British Conquests in the West Indies
136. Disputes with America
137. Military Operations on the Continent
138. The Internal Condition of France
139. Convention with Sweden and Denmark
140. The State of Poland
141. Meeting of Parliament
142. Chapter XXII
143. Bill for the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act (Continued.)
144. Subsidy to Austria
145. Supplies, Etc
146. Pitt’s Plan to Man the Navy, Etc
147. The Slave-Trade Question
148. Termination of the Trial of Warren Hastings
149. Motion for Inquiry Into the State of the Nation Rejected
150. Marriage of the Prince of Wales
151. Parliament Prorogued
152. The Affairs of Ireland
153. Naval Affairs in the Mediterranean, Etc
154. French Operations in Holland, Etc
155. Treaties Between France and Prussia, Etc
156. Treaty Between England and Russia, Etc
157. The Campaign of the Alps
158. Affairs of La Vendee
159. Armies on the Rhine
160. Affairs at Paris
161. Meeting of Parliament
162. Bill to Prevent Seditious Meetings, Etc
163. Chapter XXIII
164. Grey’s Motion for Peace, Etc
165. Pitt’s Financial Measures
166. Prorogation of Parliament
167. Negociations for Peace
168. Military Affairs on the Continent
169. Surrender of Corsica and the Isle of Elba
170. Dutch Attempt to Retake the Cape of Good Hope
171. French Expedition to Ireland
172. Disputes Between France and America
173. Meeting of Parliament
174. Pitt’s Financial Statement
175. Mission of Lord Malmesbury to Paris
176. Stoppage of Cash Payments at the Bank
177. Mutiny in the Fleets
178. Grey’s Motion for Reform, Etc
179. French Descent on Wales
180. Battle Off Cape St. Vincent
181. Battle Off Camperdown
182. The Blockade of Cadiz, Etc
183. War on the Continent
184. Internal History of France
185. Meeting of Parliament
186. Chapter XXIV
187. Redemption of the Land-Tax, Etc
188. Irish Rebellion
189. Invasion of Belgium
190. Expedition to Minorca
191. Battle of the Nile, Etc
192. Meeting of Parliament
193. Income Tax Sanctioned, Etc
194. Treaty with Russia
195. Union with Ireland Considered
196. Prorogation of Parliament
197. Campaign in Italy
198. Campaign in Egypt
199. Establishment of the Consular Government in France
200. Affairs of India
201. Meeting of Parliament
202. Parliamentary Discussions
203. Union with Ireland Completed
204. Prorogation of Parliament
205. Campaign in Italy
206. Capture of Malta
207. Naval Operations
208. Meeting of Parliament
209. Motions for Peace, Etc
210. Chapter XXV
211. Commencement of the Union with Ireland
212. Meeting of Parliament
213. Resignation of Mr. Pitt, Etc
214. The New Ministry
215. Motion for an Inquiry Into the State of the Nation
216. Parliamentary Measures
217. War with the Northern Powers
218. Dissolution of the Northern Confederacy
219. Expedition to Egypt
220. Affairs on the Continent
221. Naval Operations
222. Treaty of Amiens
223. Meeting of Parliament
224. Parliamentary Measures
225. Preparations for Hostility
226. Meeting of the New Parliament
227. Trial of Colonel Despard
228. Parliamentary Proceedings
229. Act to Relieve Catholics, Etc
230. War Proclaimed with France
231. The Causes for the Renewal of War with France
232. War with Holland
233. Militia Bill, Etc
234. Financial Measures
235. Prorogation of Parliament
236. Insurrection in Ireland
237. Letter of the Prince of Wales
238. Movements of the French
239. Naval Conquests
240. East India Affairs
241. Meeting of Parliament
242. Chapter XXVI
243. His Majesty’s Indisposition
244. Change in the Ministry—Pitt Resumes Office
245. The Slave-Trade Question
246. Additional Force Act
247. Debate on the Corn-Laws
248. The Budget—Parliament Prorogued
249. Affairs of France: Napoleon Created Emperor
250. Naval Affairs
251. Coalition Between Pitt and Addington
252. Meeting of Parliament
253. Army and Navy Estimates, Etc
254. Debate on the Rupture with Spain
255. Claims of the Catholics
256. The Slave-Trade Question
257. Impeachment of Lord Melville
258. Parliament Prorogued
259. Dissensions in the Cabinet
260. Napoleon Crowned King of Italy
261. Conquests of Napoleon in Bavaria
262. The Battle of Trafalgar, Etc
263. Meeting of Parliament
264. Death of Mr. Pitt
265. The Grenville Administration
266. Negociations for Peace
267. Windham’s Military Plan
268. The Budget
269. Trial of Lord Melville
270. The Slave-Trade Question
271. Parliament Prorogued, Etc
272. Death of Fox
273. Naval Successes
274. Disputes with America
275. Affairs of Sicily
276. War Between France and Prussia, Etc
277. Meeting of Parliament
278. Chapter XXVII
279. Debate on the Negociation with France
280. Financial Arrangements
281. The Slave-Trade Question
282. Bill for Removing the Disabilities of the Roman Catholics
283. Dismissal of Ministers
284. New Cabinet
285. Trial of Strength Between the Two Parties
286. Dissolution of Parliament
287. The New Parliament
288. Campaign of Napoleon
289. The Peace of Tilsit
290. Expedition to Copenhagen
291. Hostilities Against Turkey
292. Expedition to Egypt
293. Disasters in South America
294. War with Russia
295. French Invasion of Portugal
296. Milan Decree, Etc
297. Disputes with America
298. Meeting of Parliament
299. Debates on the Orders in Council
300. Financial Measures
301. Debate on Ireland
302. Motion Respecting the Droits of Admiralty, Etc
303. Prorogation of Parliament
304. Rising of the Spanish Nation, Etc
305. Affairs of Portugal. Confederation of France and Russia
306. Operations in Spain
307. Naval Affairs in the Mediterranean
308. State of the Continent
309. Chapter XXVIII
310. Meeting of Parliament
311. The Supplies, Etc
312. Charges Against the Duke of York
313. Parliamentary Corruption
314. Motion for Reform
315. Prorogation of Parliament
316. Affairs of Spain
317. Further Operations in Spain
318. Campaign of Napoleon in Italy
319. British Expedition Against Naples and Walcheren
320. Dissensions in the Cabinet
321. Meeting of Parliament
322. Debate on the Walcheren Expedition
323. Proceedings Against Sir Francis Burdett
324. The Supplies
325. The Slave-Trade Question
326. Petition of the Irish Catholics, Etc
327. Prorogation of Parliament
328. Campaign in Portugal
329. Affairs of Spain
330. Foreign Conquests, Etc
331. The Marriage of Napoleon, Etc
332. Illness of His Majesty—Opening of Parliament, Etc
333. Opening of Parliament by the Regent
334. Debate on the Re-Appointment of the Duke of York to the War-Office
335. The Supplies
336. The Bullion Committee, Etc
337. Subject of Military Discipline
338. Loud Sidmouth’s Motion Respecting Dissenting Preachers
339. Affairs of the Irish Catholics
340. Amendment of the Criminal Law
341. Prorogation of Parliament
342. Disputes with America
343. Capture of Java
344. Affairs of Portugal
345. Affairs of Spain, Capture of Badajoz, Etc
346. Naval Affairs
347. Affairs of France
348. Chapter XXIX
349. Meeting of Parliament
350. Augmentation of the Civil List
351. Bill for Prohibiting the Grant of Offices in Reversion, Etc
352. Changes in the Ministry, Etc
353. Attacks Upon Ministers
354. Assassination of Mr. Perceval
355. Administration of Lord Liverpool
356. Financial Statements
357. Population Returns, Etc
358. Bill for Preservation of the Peace
359. Bill to Extend the Privileges of Dissenters
360. Capture of Ciudad Rodrigo by the British
361. Storm and Capture of Badajoz
362. Operations in Spain
363. War Between France and Russia
364. War with America
365. Meeting of the New Parliament
366. Debates on the War with America
367. Financial Statements
368. Renewal of the East India Company’s Charter
369. The Catholic Question
370. Curates’ Bill, Etc
371. Appointment of Vice-Chancellor
372. Debates on the Treaty with Sweden
373. Prorogation of Parliament
374. Affairs of Spain
375. American Campaign
376. Meeting of Parliament
377. Bill for Allowing the Militia to Volunteer Into the Line, Etc
378. Chapter XXX
379. Parliamentary Measures
380. Campaign of Lord Wellington
381. The Allies Enter Paris; Napoleon Dethroned, Etc
382. Treaty of Peace
383. Honours Conferred on Wellington, Etc
384. Visit of the Allied Sovereigns
385. Congress of Vienna
386. Campaign in America, Etc
387. Treaty of Peace with America, Etc
388. Meeting of Parliament
389. Return of Napoleon from. Elba
390. Trial by Jury, Etc
391. War Resolved on; Financial Measures
392. Prorogation of Parliament
393. Congress of Vienna
394. Affairs of France
395. The Battle of Waterloo
396. Capture of Paris.—Surrender of Napoleon, Etc
397. Return of Louis XVIII. To Paris
398. Britain Gains Possession of the Island of Ceylon
399. East India Affairs
400. Meeting of Parliament

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