The Reformed Parliament 1832-1918

General

9590. Abrahams, Lionel. "Sir I. L. Goldsmid and the admission of the Jews of England to Parliament." Transactions of the Jewish Historical Society of England 4 (1889-1901): 116-76.

9591. Alden, Percy. "Great Britain's lawmakers." Outlook [NY] 61 (Jan.-April 1899): 519-29.

9592. Alderman, Geoffrey. "The railway interest, 1873-1913." Ph.D., University of Oxford, 1969. [On the railway interest in Parliament.]

9593. ---. The railway interest. Leicester: Leicester University Press, 1973. 344p. [Reprinted in 1993 by Gregg Revivals of Aldershot.]

9594. Alford, B. W. E. "Government expenditure and the growth of the printing industry in the nineteenth century." Economic History Review 2nd ser., 17 (1964-65): 96-112.

9595. Al-Ghailany, Yusuf A. M. "Parliament and the control of British foreign policy 1900-1914: with special reference to the European alliance systems." M.A., University of Durham, 1992.

9596. Allyn, Emily. "Lords versus Commons: a century of conflict and compromise, 1830-1930." Ph.D., Pennsylvania University, 1927.

9597. ---. Lords versus Commons: a century of conflict and compromise, 1830-1930. London: Century, 1931. ix, 266p.

9598. Anderson, Nancy F. "The 'Marriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister Bill' controversy: incest anxiety and the defence of family purity in Victorian England." Journal of British Studies 21 (1982): 67-86.

9599. Anderson, Robert. "Morality by act of Parliament." Contemporary Review 59 (Jan.-June 1891): 77-88. [Criminal law.]

9600. Andrén, Georg. Parliamentarism och partier i England under Minoritetsregeringarnas tid 1846-1852. Utgiven med understöd fran Vilhelm Ekmans Universitetsfond. Uppsala: Almqvist & Wiksells, 1929. xi, 709p. [The effect of the minority governments of 1846-1852 on Parliament; English summary.]

9601. Andrén, Nils. Den Klassiska parlamentarismens genombrott i England. Skrifter utgivna av Statsvetenskapliga Föreningen i Uppsala, 26. Uppsala: Almqvist & Wiksells, 1947. 361p. [The breaking through of the classical parliamentary government in the 1830s; English summary.]

9602. Arnstein, Walter L. "Queen Victoria opens Parliament: the disinvention of tradition." Historical Research 63 (1990): 178-94.

9603. ---. "Queen Victoria's speeches from the throne: a new look." In Government and institutions in the post- 1832 United Kingdom, edited by Alan O'Day: 127-53. Studies in British History, 34. Lewiston, Queenston, Lampeter: Edwin Mellen Press, 1995.

9604. ---. "The religious issue in mid-Victorian politics: a note on a neglected source." Albion 6 (1974): 134-43. [Dod's Parliamentary Companion.]

9605. Asquith, H. H., 1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith. Fifty years of Parliament. 2 vols. London: Cassell, 1926.

9606. Author of "The London Clubs". The Lords and Commons, their functions and functionaries; with a peerage and parliamentary guide. London: Henry Adams, 1853. 134p. [A general guide.] 9607. Aydelotte, William O. "Parties and issues in early Victorian England." Journal of British Studies 5, no. 2 (1966): 95-114.

9608. Backhouse, Roger E. "Economists in Parliament in Britain (1848-1914)." In Economists in parliament in the liberal age (1848-1920), edited by Massimo M. Augello and Marco E. L. Guidi: 103-28. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2005.

9609. Bagehot, Walter. "The constitutional relations of the Lords and the Commons." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 32-35. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 29 (5 Aug. 1871): 32-35.]

9610. ---. "Dull government." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 81-85. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Saturday Review 1 (16 Feb. 1856): 287-88; tedium of parliamentary work.]

9611. ---. "The non-legislative functions of Parliament." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 41-44. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 18 (18 Aug. 1860): 893-94.]

9612. ---. "The unseen work of Parliament." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 45-48. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 19 (9 Feb. 1861): 141-42.]

9613. Bartrip, Peter. "Food for the body and food for the mind: the regulation of freshwater fisheries in the 1870s." Victorian Studies 28 (1984-85): 285-304.

9614. Batzel, Victor M. "Parliament, businessmen and bankruptcy, 1825-1883: a study in middle-class alienation." Canadian Journal of History 18 (1983): 171-86.

9615. Bayne, Peter. "Work for Parliament." Fortnightly Review 4 (1866): 228-37. [A list of legislative reforms which Parliament should consider.]

9616. Beckett, Edmund. "Parliamentary committees and railway legislation." Edinburgh Review 105 (Jan.-April 1857): 242-66. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; further contributions by Lord Redesdale and Beckett on pp. 578-86, and by Henry Reeve, the editor, in 106 (July-Oct. 1857): 286.]

9617. Behrman, Cynthia Fansler. "The annual blister: a sidelight on Victorian social and parliamentary history." Victorian Studies 11 (1967-68): 483-502. [Marriage of Deceased Wife's Sister Bill.]

9618. Bentley, Michael. "British parliamentary institutions and political thought 1865-1914." Parliaments, Estates & Representation 3 (1983): 35-46.

9619. Berkeley, Humphry. "Catholics in English politics." Wiseman Review 236 (1962-3): 300-308.

9620. Blake, Robert. "The development of the British parliamentary system 1861-1901." In Deutscher und britischer Parlamentarismus/British and German parliamentarism, edited by Adolf M. Birke and Kurt Kluxen: 107-16. Prince Albert Studies, 3. Munich: Saur, 1985.

9621. "The book of blunders." Fraser's Magazine 13 (Jan.-June 1836): 747-54. [Attributed in the Wellesley

Index to ?William Maginn; considers the books by James Grant (nos. 10018 and 10209).]

9622. Borlase, William C. "Parliament and the church." Nineteenth Century 18 (July-Dec. 1885): 545-60.

9623. Boyle, Courtenay. "Private bill legislation." Edinburgh Review 189 (Jan.-April 1899): 76-95. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.] 9624. Brady, Alexander. "The British governing class and democracy." Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science 20 (1954): 405-20.

9625. Brady, L. W. "'Penny a liners' and politics: the growth of journalistic influence?" Victorian Periodicals Newsletter 11 (Feb. 1971): 17-22.

9626. Briggs, Asa, Baron Briggs. "Parties and Parliament in 19th century Britain." In Politikverdrossenheit: der Parteienstaat in der historischen und gegenwärtigen Diskussion: ein deutsch-britischer Vergleich / Disillusioned with politics: party government, in historical and contemporary discussion: an Anglo- German comparison, edited by Adolf M. Birke and Magnus Brechtken: 19-27. Prinz-Albert-Studien, 12. Munich: K. G. Saur, 1995.

9627. British Museum. The political scene, 1901-1914: an exhibition to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of the Parliament Act, 1911: King's Library, 1961. London: British Museum, 1961. 32p.

9628. Brodrick, William St. John. "The bursting of the bubble." Fortnightly Review 41 (1884): 754-62. [A Conservative view of Parliament.]

9629. Brooks, Sydney. "Congress and Parliament: a contrast." North American Review 170 (Jan.-June 1900): 78- 86.

9630. Brose, Olive J. Church and Parliament: the reshaping of the Church of England, 1828-1860. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1959. vi, 239p.

9631. ---. "The survival of the Church of England as by law established 1828-1860." Ph.D., Columbia University, 1956.

9632. Burchardt, Jeremy. "Land, labour, and politics: Parliament and allotment provision, 1830-1870." In Agriculture and politics in England, 1815-1939, edited by J. R. Wordie: 98-127. Basingstoke: Macmillan, 2000.

9633. Burgess, John W. "The British Parliament." Chautauquan 20 (Oct. 1894-March 1895): 17-23.

9634. Burns, Arthur. "The costs and benefits of establishment: clergy-discipline legislation in Parliament, c.1830- c.1870." Parliamentary History 19 (2000): 81-95.

9635. Buxton, George. "The British Parliament and Canadian responsible government." Revue de l'Universite d'Ottawa 18 (1948): 156-79. [Covers 1835-50.]

9636. C. "Parliamentary debates and parliamentary reporting." St. James's Magazine 10 (April-June 1864): 374- 77.

9637. Cameron, R. H. "Parties and policies in early Victorian Britain: a suggestion for revision." Canadian Journal of History 14 (1979): 375-93.

9638. Capes, J. M. "Catholic politics and Catholic M.Ps." Rambler: a Catholic Journal and Review n.s., 3 (Jan.-

June 1855): 85-96. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

9639. Carlton, William J. Charles Dickens shorthand reporter: the 'prentice days of a master craftsman. London: Cecil Palmer, 1926. 149p.

9640. ---. "Portraits in 'A parliamentary sketch'." Dickensian 50 (1954): 100-109.

9641. Chittick, Kathryn. "Dickens and parliamentary reporting in the 1830s." Victorian Periodicals Review 21 (1988): 151-60. 9642. Christie, O. F. The transition from aristocracy, 1832-1867: an account of the passing of the Reform Bill, the causes which led up to it, and its far-reaching consequences on the life and manners of all grades of society. London: Seeley, Service, 1927. 288p. [Also published, in 1928, by Putnam of New York.]

9643. ---. The transition to democracy, 1867-1914. London: George Routledge, 1934. 368p.

9644. Clark, G. S. R. Kitson. "The repeal of the corn laws and the politics of the forties." Economic History Review 2nd ser., 6 (1951): 1-13.

9645. Cleveland-Stevens, Edward. "Parliament and the railways." In The state in relation to railways: papers read out at the Congress of the Royal Economic Society January 11th, 1912: 19-27. London: P. S. King, 1912.

9646. Clinker, Charles Ralph. "Railway history in acts of Parliament." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 25 (1979): 107-10.

9647. Cochrane-Baillie, A. D. R. W. "Forty years of Parliament." Fortnightly Review 42 (July-Dec 1884): 787-97. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

9648. Cohn, Gustav. "Parlamentarische Untersuchungen in England." In his Volkswirtschaftliche Aufsätze: 1-50. Stuttgart: I. G. Cotta, 1882. ['Parliamentary investigations in England'.]

9649. Conacher, J. B. The emergence of British parliamentary democracy in the nineteenth century: the passing of the Reform Acts of 1832, 1867 and 1884-1885. Major issues in history. New York: Wiley, 1971. xiv, 182p.

9650. Conservative M.P. "The High Church Party in Parliament." Puritan: an illustrated magazine for free churchmen 1 & 2 (Feb.-Dec. 1899): 179-82.

9651. Coohill, Joseph. "Parliamentary guides, political identity and the presentation of modern politics, 1832- 1846." Parliamentary History 22 (2003): 263-84.

9652. Corney, Bolton. "A bibliographical blue-book." Notes and Queries 11 (1855): 417-18. [Notes on parliamentary papers 1836-1853; a further note in 12 (1855): 63.]

9653. Cornford, J. P. "The parliamentary foundations of Hotel Cecil." In Ideas and institutions of Victorian Britain: essays in honour of George Kitson Clark, edited by Robert Robson: 268-311. London: G. Bell, 1967. [Landed classes in the highest offices 1885-1905.]

9654. Cowherd, R. G. "The politics of English Dissent, 1832-1848." Church History 23 (1954): 136-43.

9655. Cox, Gary Walter, and James W. Ingram III. "Suffrage expansion and legislative behavior in nineteenth- century Britain." Social Science History 16 (1992): 539-60.

9656. Crawford, J. S. "Two days in two Parliaments." Gunton's Magazine 21 (July-Dec. 1901): 320-0, 422-35. [Visits to the British and French Parliaments.]

9657. The Critic in Parliament and in Public; or the spirit of parliamentary debates, and sketches from courts, conventions, and platforms, since 1835. London: George Bell, 1841. 188p. [Reissued in the same year under the title The Critic in Parliament and in Public since 1835; "... graphic description of the debates".]

9658. Cromwell, Valerie. "The administrative background to the presentation to Parliament of parliamentary papers on foreign affairs in mid-nineteenth century." Journal of the Society of Archivists 2 (1960-64): 302- 15.

9659. ---. "Changing Parliamentary attitudes to income tax in the nineteenth century." In XXIe Congrés Internationale des Sciences Historiques. Etudes présentées à la Commission Internationale pour l'Histoire des Assemblées d'Etats, 31. Wien, 1965: 33-42. Bruxelles; Paris: Editions Nauwelaerts; Béatrice- Nauwelaerts, 1966.

9660. ---. "Peers and personal networks: the links between the two houses of Parliament since the mid-nineteenth- century." In Bicameralisme: Tweekamerstelsel vroeger en nu Handelingen van de Internationale Conferentie ter gelegenheid van het 175-jarig bestaan van de Eerste Kamer der Staten-Generaal in de Nederlanden, edited by H. W. Blom, W. P. Blockmans, and H. de Schepper: 383-93. Hague: SDU Uitgeverij Koninginnegracht, 1992.

9661. Cumpston, Mary. "Some early Indian nationalists and their allies in the British Parliament, 1851-1906." English Historical Review 76 (1961): 279-97.

9662. Curthoys, M. C. "Trade union legislation, 1871-6: government responses to the development of organised labour." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1989.

9663. Curzon, George N. Modern parliamentary eloquence: the Rede Lecture, delivered before the University of Cambridge, November 6, 1913. London: Macmillan, 1914. 79p.

9664. Davis, John. "Working-class make-believe: the South Lambeth Parliament (1887-1890)." Parliamentary History 12 (1993): 249-58.

9665. Defonso, Chet Raymond. "Henry Lucy and the world of parliamentary journalism, 1872-1916." Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1990.

9666. ---. "The origins of lobby journalism." In Government and institutions in the post-1832 United Kingdom, edited by Alan O'Day: 191-213. Studies in British History, 34. Lewiston, Queenston, Lampeter: Edwin Mellen Press, 1995.

9667. Democracy by telephone or Parliament a year hence. London: George Taylor, 1878. 16p. [A satirical account.]

9668. Dennis, John Harold. "Parliament and the West Indian economy, 1841-1854." Ph.D., University of Georgia, 1975.

9669. De Villiers, J. E. R. The history of the legislation concerning real and personal property in England during the reign of Queen Victoria. (Being the Yorke Prize Essay for the year 1900). London: C. J. Clay, 1901. xix, 236p.

9670. Dickens, Charles. "A parliamentary sketch." In Sketches by Boz and other early papers 1833-39; edited by Michael Slater: 151-61. The Dent uniform edition of Dickens' journalism. Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1994. [First published in a collected form in 1836, these sketches were originally published in The Evening Chronicle and other newspapers; reprinted several times.]

9671. Dickinson, Goldsworthy Lowes. The development of Parliament during the nineteenth century. London: Longmans, Green, 1895. viii, 183p. [Reprinted in 2005 by Lawbook Exchange of Clark, N.J.]

9672. Dolman, Frederick. "London in Parliament." New Liberal Review 2 (Aug. 1901-Jan. 1902): 261-66. [On the relations between the London County Council and Parliament.]

9673. Dowling, Alan. "A parliamentary history of the law of distress for rent from 1845." In One hundred and fifty years of Irish law, edited by Norma Dawson, Desmond Greer, and Peter Ingram: 171-90. Belfast; Dublin: SLS Legal Publications; Round Hall Sweet & Maxwell, 1996.

9674. Duffy, John. "Early factory legislation: a neglected aspect of British humanitarianism." In British humanitarianism: essays honouring Frank J. Klinberg, by his former doctoral students at California, Los Angeles, edited by Samuel Clyde McCulloch: 66-83. Philadelphia: Church Historical Society, 1950.

9675. Duncan, Robert Samuel. "British parliamentary radicalism, 1886-1895: the origins and the impact of the Newcastle program." Ph.D., Ohio State University, 1974.

9676. Dunckley, Henry. "The civil list and grants to the Royal Family." Contemporary Review 56 (July-Dec. 1889): 288-312.

9677. Durrans, Peter J. "The discussion of imperial affairs in the British Parliament, 1868-80." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1970.

9678. Eardley-Wilmot, John E. Lord Brougham's acts and bills, from 1811 to the present time, now first collected and arranged, with an analytical review shewing their results upon the amendment of the law. London: Longman, Brown, Green, Longman and Roberts, 1857. lxxxvi, 879p.

9679. Ebrington, Viscount. "Parliamentary procedure." National Review 10 (Sept. 1887-Feb. 1888): 125-32.

9680. Edgar, Whyte. "The novelist as M.P." Cassell's Magazine 32 (Dec. 1900 - May 1901): 209-13.

9681. "English parliamentary bribery." United States Magazine and Democratic Review n.s, 13 (July-Dec. 1843): 227-35.

9682. "English parliamentary eloquence." British and Foreign Review 2 (Jan.-April 1836): 35-64.

9683. Ensor, F. Sidney. The Queen's speeches in Parliament. From her accession to the present time: a compendium of the history of Her Majesty's reign told from the throne. London: Allen, 1882. iv, 355p.

9684. Escott, T. H. S. "Mr Speaker, Strangers, Sir!" Chambers's Journal 6th ser., 7 (1904): 263-66. [Visitors to Parliament.]

9685. Farrar, F. W. "As Chaplain to Mr. Speaker: some reminiscences of Parliament." Quiver (1899): 45-52, 242- 48.

9686. Felsenstein, D. R. "Public opinion and reform of secondary education, 1888-1902, as reflected in Parliament and the national press." M.A., University of London, 1965.

9687. Fetter, Frank Whitson. "The influence of economists in Parliament on British legislation from Ricardo to John Stuart Mill." Journal of Political Economy 83 (1975): 1051-64.

9688. Fisher, J. R. "Landowners and English tenant right, 1845-1852." Agricultural History Review 31 (1983): 15-25.

9689. Fletcher, Ian Christopher. "'This zeal for lawlessness': A. V. Dicey, The law of the constitution, and the challenge of popular politics, 1885-1915." Parliamentary History 16 (1997): 309-20.

9690. Floyd, Richard D. Church, chapel and party: religious dissent and political modernization in nineteenth- century England. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. xvi, 295p.

9691. Ford, Trowbridge H. "Henry Brougham and the reform of private bill legislation in England." Parliaments, Estates & Representation 4 (1984): 169-86.

9692. Foster, R. F. "'Fatal drollery': parliamentary novels, outsiders and Victorian political history." In his Paddy and Mr Punch: connections in Irish and English history: 139-70. London: Allen Lane The Penguin Press, 1993. [A reprint of no. 9693]

9693. ---. Political novels and nineteenth-century history. Contexts and connections: Winchester research papers in the humanities, 10. Winchester: King Alfred's College, 1981. 39p.

9694. "The fourth estate at home: some notes on the Parliamentary Press Gallery." Ludgate n.s., 4, no. May-Oct. (1897): 75-79.

9695. Fraser, John Foster. "The humours of Parliament." Young Man 15 (1901): 157-61. [Humourous or odd aspects of Parliament in the 19th century.]

9696. Fremantle, W. H. "Convocation, Parliament, and the Prayer-Book." Edinburgh Review 140 (July-Oct. 1874): 427-61. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

9697. Frere, Walter Howard. The relation of Church and Parliament in regard to ecclesiastical discipline. London: A. R. Mowbray, 1903. 48p.

9698. Funnell, Warwick Norman. "Parliament and the British army: the structure of financial control, 1846-1899." M.A., University of Wollongong, 1987.

9699. Furniss, Harry. "Divisions." Cassell's Magazine 33 (June-Nov. 1901): 285-88.

9700. ---. M.P.s in session, from Mr. Punch's Parliamentary Portrait Gallery. With a parliamentary index. New enlg. ed. London: Bradbury, Agnew, 1890. 70p. [For the years, 1882-1890.]

9701. ---. Parliamentary views. London: Bradbury, Agnew, 1885. 34p. [Drawings from "Punch", with explanatory key.]

9702. Gale, Frederick. "Forty years in the lobby of the House of Commons." Fortnightly Review 69 (1898): 239- 54. [Reprinted in Living Age 216 (Jan.-March 1898): 798-809.]

9703. Gibbs, Mildred E. "Lord John Russell and the development of relations between Parliament, Cabinet and parties, 1832-52." Ph.D., University of Manchester, 1928.

9704. Gibson, Edward Hiram. "The public health agitation in England, 1838-1848: a newspaper and parliamentary history." Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1956.

9705. Gill, Thomas P. "A parliament or a congress?" Contemporary Review 53 (Jan.-June 1888): 757-72. [Comparison of Parliament with U.S. Congress.]

9706. Good, Timothy S. "The British Parliament and the American Civil War." M.A., University of Durham, 1993.

9707. "A gossip on the prorogation of Parliament." St. James's Magazine 20 (Aug.-Nov. 1867): 345-50. [General.]

9708. Gould, Ann. "The picture-politics of Francis Carruthers Gould." Twentieth Century Studies, no. 13-14 (1975): 22-34.

9709. Goulding, Daniel J. "The role of debate in Parliament: a nineteenth century view." Western Speech 33 (1969): 192-98. [On Macaulay's views of parliamentary debate and oratory.]

9710. Gray, Adrian. "Rumours of corruption: the parliamentary passage of the Brighton railway bills." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 210 (2008): 12-15.

9711. Greaves, H. R. G. "Personal origins and interrelations of the Houses of Parliament (since 1832)." Economica 9 (1929): 173-84.

9712. Green, E. H. H. "An age of transition: an introductory essay." Parliamentary History 16 (1997): 1-17. [Introductory essay to the special issue on 1880-1914.]

9713. Griffin, Benjamin. "Class, gender, and liberalism in Parliament, 1868-1882: the case of the Married Women's Property Acts." Historical Journal 46 (2003): 59-87.

9714. ---. "Male legislators and women's rights in Britain, 1866-86." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 2004.

9715. Gross, Izhak. "The abolition of negro slavery and British parliamentary politics 1832-3." Historical Journal 23 (1980): 63-85.

9716. Grubb, Gerald G. "Dickens's first experience as a parliamentary reporter." Dickensian 36 (1939-40): 211- 18.

9717. Grube, Dennis. "Religion, power and Parliament: Rothschild and Bradlaugh revisited." History 92 (2007): 21-38.

9718. Gurowich, P. M. "The continuation of war by other means: party and politics, 1855-1865." Historical Journal 27 (1984): 603-31.

9719. Guttsman, W. L. "Aristocracy and the middle class in the British political elite, 1886-1916: a study of formative influences and of the attitude to politics." British Journal of Sociology 5 (1954): 12-32.

9720. Gutzke, David W. "Rhetoric and reality: the political influence of British brewers, 1832-1914." Parliamentary History 9 (1990): 78-115.

9721. Haines, H. A. "Parliament and the government of India." Macmillan's Magazine 68 (May-Oct. 1893): 449- 57. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

9722. Halladay, E. "The debate on the Congo, 1900-1908." Parliamentary Affairs 21 (1967-68): 277-84.

9723. Halperin, John. Trollope and politics: a study of the Pallisers and others. London: Macmillan, 1977. x, 318p.

9724. Hanley, James G. "Parliament, physicians, and nuisances: the demedicalization of nuisance law, 1831- 1855." Bulletin of the History of Medicine 80 (2006): 702-32.

9725. Harrison, Frederic. "Public affairs." Fortnightly Review 21 (Jan.-June 1874): 141-52. [Reprinted as 16395.]

9726. ---. "Legislative reform." In his Order and progress: 254-67. London: Longmans, Green, 1875. [Reprinted, in 1975, by Harvester of Hassocks, with an introduction and notes by Martha S. Vogeler.]

9727. ---. "The transit of power." Fortnightly Review 9 (Jan.-June 1868): 374-96. [Reprinted as 16378.]

9728. ---. "Parliament after reform." In his Order and progress: 162-206. London: Longmans, Green, 1875. [Reprinted, in 1975, by Harvester of Hassocks, with an introduction and notes by Martha S. Vogeler.]

9729. Hawkins, Angus. "British parliamentary party politics, 1855 to 1859." Ph.D., University of London, 1979.

9730. ---. "Lord Derby and Victorian conservatism: a reappraisal." Parliamentary History 6 (1987): 280-301.

9731. ---. Parliament, party, and the art of politics in Britain, 1855-59. London: Macmillan, 1987. xiii, 415p. [Also published by Stanford University Press of Stanford, California.]

9732. ---. "'Parliamentary government' and Victorian political parties c.1830-c.1880." English Historical Review 104 (1989): 638-69.

9733. Henderson, L. O. "The Church of England in its relations with Parliament and Crown, 1825-45." Ph.D., University of London, 1961.

9734. Henriques, Ursula. "The Jewish emancipation controversy in nineteenth-century Britain." Past & Present 40 (July 1968): 126-46.

9735. Heyck, T. W. "Home Rule, radicalism and the Liberal Party, 1886-1895." Journal of British Studies 13, no. 2 (May 1974): 66-91.

9736. ---. "New sources and methods in the study of the nineteenth century Parliament." Albion 4 (1972): 67-81.

9737. Hodges, Lydia Elizabeth. "The Married Women's Property Acts: wives' property rights as an issue in British politics and society, 1865-1893." Ph.D., Texas Tech University, 1984.

9738. Hoey, J. C. "The case of Ireland before Parliament." Dublin Review 62 (Jan.-April 1868): 498-518. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

9739. Hubbard, J. G. "The Church and Parliament." Nineteenth Century 20 (July-Dec. 1886): 565-78.

9740. Hughes, Spencer Leigh. "Richard Pringle: the baby of the House." Cassell's Magazine 31 (June-Nov. 1900): 63-67. [A short story, including details of the nineteenth century Commons.]

9741. Husain, Syed Anwar. "The British Parliament and the India Office: an analysis of constitutional leadership." Dacca University Studies Part A 31 (1979): 63-69. [1858-1928.]

9742. Inhulsen, C. H. P. "Die Kontrolle der Unterhauses über englische Richter." Archiv für öffentliches Recht 21 (1907): 254-66. ['The control of the House of Commons of English judges'.]

9743. Jackson, Claire. "Irish political opposition to the passage of criminal evidence reform at Westminster, 1883- 98." In The common law tradition: essays in Irish legal tradition, edited by John F. McEldowney and Paul O'Higgins: 185-201. Dublin: Irish Academic Press, 1990. [On the Criminal Evidence Act 1898.]

9744. ---. "The passage of criminal evidence reform in Great Britain and Ireland 1898-1924." M.A., Trinity College, Dublin, 1988.

9745. Jenkins, T. A. Parliament, party and politics in Victorian Britain. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1996. vii, 181p.

9746. Jennings, L. J. "Behind the scenes in Parliament." Contemporary Review 59 (Jan.-June 1891): 55-68.

9747. Johnson, Dorothy C. "Public opinion and Parliament since 1832." B.Litt., University of Oxford, 1922.

9748. Kebbel, T. E. "The recess as it and as it was." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 148 (July-Dec. 1890): 303-21. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; discussion of the changes in the length and timing of the recess in the nineteenth century.]

9749. Kelvin, Patricia. "The development and use of the concept of the electoral mandate in British politics, 1867- 1911." Ph.D., University of London, 1977.

9750. Kemp, Betty. "Reflections on the repeal of the Corn Laws." Victorian Studies 5 (1961-62): 189-204.

9751. Kent, C. B. Roylance. "Parliaments and ministries of the century." Macmillan's Magazine 70 (May-Oct. 1894): 19-27. [Reprinted in Living Age 201 (April-June 1894): 732-740.]

9752. Kerr, Margaret. "The British Parliament and transportation in the eighteen-fifties." Historical Studies Australia and New Zealand 6 (1953-55): 29-44.

9753. ---. "The role of the British Parliament in colonial affairs, 1850-60." B.Litt., University of Oxford, 1952.

9754. Kimizuka, Naotaka. "Elder statesmen and British party politics: Wellington, Lansdowne and the ministerial crises in the 1850s." Parliamentary History 17 (1998): 355-72.

9755. Kinnear, Alfred. "The decay of parliamentary oratory." New Liberal Review 1 (Feb.-July 1901): 328-36.

9756. ---. "Parliamentary reporting." Contemporary Review 87 (Jan.-June 1905): 369-75. [The press and Parliament.]

9757. Kipling, Rudyard. "The ritual of government." In his A book of words: selections from speeches and addresses delivered between 1906 and 1927: 61-68. London: Macmillan, 1928. [Kipling's view of Parliament.]

9758. Kluxen, Kurt. "Britischer und Deutscher Parlamentarismus im Zeitalter der industriellen Massengesellschaft: ein verfassungsgeschichtlicher Vergleich." In Deutscher und britischer Parlamentarismus/British and German Parliamentarism, edited by Adolf M. Birke and Kurt Kluxen: 21-

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9886. Raven, John. The parliamentary history of England, from the passing of the Reform Bill of 1832. London: E. Stock, 1885. xii, 341p.

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9892. Ridley, Jane. "Leadership and management in the Conservative Party in Parliament, 1906-1914." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1985.

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9902. Robertson, Alexander. "The relations of the Houses of Parliament." Law Magazine and Law Review 4th ser., 21 (1895-96): 41-75. [Considers: (1) Application by Hon. Bernard Coleridge to be entitled to the Stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds; (2) Claim of 2nd Earl of Selborne to sit and speak in the House of Commons; (3) Law relating to the vacancy of House of Commons seats; (4) reforms required in the Lords.]

9903. Rogers, J. E. Thorold. "Bribery and its remedies." Fraser's Magazine 74 (July-Dec. 1866): 741-52. [Attributed in Wellesley Index.]

9904. ---. "Parliament and the higher education." Fraser's Magazine 104 (July-Dec. 1881): 68-83.

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9906. Salbstein, M. C. N. The emancipation of the Jews in Britain: the question of the admission of Jews to Parliament, 1828-1860. Rutherford: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1982. 266p.

9907. ---. "The emancipation of the Jews in Britain, with particular reference to the debate concerning the admission of the Jews to Parliament, 1828-1860." Ph.D., University of London, 1974.

9908. Santos, Paterno. "England and the Near Eastern Question from 1852 to 1878 as revealed by the British parliamentary papers." Ph.D., George Washington University, 1926.

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9913. Semmel, Bernard. "Parliament and the metric system." Isis 54 (1963): 125-33. [Comments by Joseph Mayer in 57 (1966): 117-119; answer by Semmel in 57 (1966): 119-120; a further comment by Walter F. Cannon: 58 (1967): 235.]

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9916. Shmidman, Miriam. "A minority's right is achieved: a study of the admission of Jews to Parliament in Great Britain." Ph.D., New York University, 1975.

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9918. Silva Ochoa, Juan Carlos da. "Parlamento y opinión pública en el parlamentarismo británico clásico. La obra de Walter Bagehot." Revista de las Cortes generales 34 (Primer cuatrimestre 1995): 193-211. ['Parliament and public opinion in classic British parliamentarism: the work of Walter Bagehot'.]

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9925. Smith, Robert Worthington. "The conflict between planter and Parliament over the slave laws of Jamaica." Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles, 1943.

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9930. ---. "The sins of the legislators." Contemporary Review 45 (Jan.-June 1884): 613-26, 761-75.

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9935. Strachey, John St. Loe. "The English Parliament." Edinburgh Review 177 (Jan.-April 1893): 389-419.

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9940. Tod, Isabelle M. S. The necessity of stronger representation in Parliament of the religious feeling against the state regulation of vice. A paper read at the Christian Convention in London for the abolition of this system. London: Dyer Bros, 1884. 16p.

9941. Tooley, Sarah A. "The "Pepys" of Parliament: an interview with Mr. H. W. Lucy (Toby M.P.)." Young Man 10 (1896): 145-53.

9942. Tracey, D. B. "The influence of private bill procedure upon the formation of the first railways between Liverpool and Manchester and London." M.A., University of Manchester, 1974.

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9946. Wall, James W. "The two Houses of Parliament." Knickerbocker, or New-York Magazine 51 (1858): 450- 55, 624-31.

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9948. Wang, Chi-Kao. "Dissolution of the British Parliament, 1832-1931." Ph.D., Columbia University, 1934.

9949. Wanhope, Yetherton. "Parliament and the Empire." New Liberal Review 2 (Aug. 1901-Jan. 1902): 275-81.

9950. Ward, W. G. "Parliament and Catholic education." Dublin Review n.s., 18 (1872): 409-40. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

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9958. Wiggins, Deborah Elaine. "The Burial Acts: cemetery reform in Great Britain, 1815-1914." Ph.D., Texas Tech University, 1991.

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9991. Clayton, Joseph. The bishops as legislators: a record of votes and speeches delivered by the bishops of the established Church in the House of Lords during the nineteenth century. London: A. C. Fifield, 1906. 126p. [Reprinted in 1907.]

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10009. Dreux, Fernand. Les attributions de la Chambre des Lords en matière financière. Paris: A. Rousseau, 1912. xvi, 158p.

10010. The enemy of Nonconformity. The record of the House of Lords' activities against the Nonconformists. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1910. 32p.

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10012. Fawcett, Henry. "The House of Lords." Fortnightly Review 16 (1871): 491-504.

10013. Forbes, Horace Courtenay Gammell, 20th Baron Forbes. The House of Lords, 1874-1891: a sketch. Edinburgh: R. Grant, 1891. 48p.

10014. Fowler, J. Coke. "Hereditary legislators." British Quarterly Review 54 (July-Oct. 1871): 110-26. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10015. Freeman, Edward A. "The House of Lords." In his Historical essays. Fourth series: 425-502. London: Macmillan, 1892. [Compiled from his article on "Peerage" in the Encyclopaedia Britannica and from nos. 870, 14060, 14062.]

10016. G. D. M. "A problem photograph: a photograph evidently taken during a sitting of the House of Lords, possibly during the 1870s." Country Life 119 (Jan.-June 1956): 107.

10017. Geake, Charles. The record of the House of Lords. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1910. 158p. [Signed: C. G.]

10018. Grant, James. Random recollections of the House of Lords, from the year 1830 to 1836, including personal sketches of the leading members. 3rd ed. London: Smith, Elder, 1836. viii, 408p. [The first 2 editions also published in 1836.]

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10020. Grey, William Henry C. The Lords and the people; or, the principles of civil government illustrated, under the connexion of religion with the state, and nobility in Britain: wherein the causes which led to the dissolution of the Grecian independence, and the fall of the Roman Empire, are applied to the policy of the present times; and the foundation of the English constitution displayed under the Christian covenant, with a vindication of the Church of England. London: W. Edwardes, 1835. xx, 559p.

10021. Gurney, Archer. "The British House of Peers." National Review 7 (March-Aug. 1886): 419-22.

10022. Hamelle, Paul. La querelle des communes et des lords. Paris: Plon-Nourrit, 1913. x, 263p.

10023. Hamley, W. G. "The pillars of the state." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 128 (July-Dec. 1880): 271-90. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; the House of Lords as a bulwark of the constitution.]

10024. Harris, Marc Anthony. "Gladstone and the House of Lords: a study in political conflict, 1860-94." M.A., Stephen F. Austin University, 1978.

10025. Harrison, Alfred. "Memories of the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 87 (Jan.-June 1920): 499-517.

10026. Hawkins, Angus. ""A host in himself": Lord Derby and aristocratic leadership." Parliamentary History 22 (2003): 75-90.

10027. ---. "Lord Derby." In Lords of Parliament, 1714-1914, edited by R. W. Davis: 134-62. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1995.

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10029. Hogan, John. "Party management in the House of Lords 1846-1865." Parliamentary History 10 (1991): 124-50. 10030. ---. "The political system in the House of Lords in the mid-nineteenth-century 1846-1865." In Bicameralisme: Tweekamerstelsel vroeger en nu Handelingen van de Internationale Conferentie ter gelegenheid van het 175-jarig bestaan van de Eerste Kamer der Staten-Generaal in de Nederlanden, edited by H. W. Blom, W. P. Blockmans, and H. de Schepper: 375-82. Hague: SDU Uitgeverij Koninginnegracht, 1992.

10031. ---. "Politics and party management in the House of Lords 1846-1865." D.Phil., University of Sussex, 1987.

10032. ---. "Protectionists and Peelites: the Conservative Party in the House of Lords 1846 to 1852." Parliaments, Estates & Representation 11 (1991): 163-80.

10033. Hopkins, J. Castell. "The Senate and the Lords: a comparison." American Journal of Politics 5 (July-Dec. 1894): 461-69.

10034. ---. "The stability of the House of Lords." Forum [N.Y.] 17 (March-Aug. 1894): 328-39.

10035. Hopkins, John Baker. "The House of Lords." Law Magazine and Law Review 32 (1871): 59-72.

10036. Hough, George Tanner. The centre of power; or a defence of the House of Lords. Upton: The Author, 1884. 196p.

10037. "The House of Lords." Outlook [NY] 84 (Sept.-Dec. 1906): 957-58.

10038. "House of Lords: a sketch." London Society 17 (Jan.-June 1870): 76-84, 129-36.

10039. "The House of Lords and the English people." National Review 3 (March-Aug. 1884): 581-90.

10040. "The House of Lords two years hence." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 5 (1838): 627-36. [A satirical account.]

10041. Hustin, Arthur. L'Administration de la Chambre des Lords. Bibliotheque de l'Annuaire du Parlement. Paris: Libraire des Publications Officielles du Bulletin des Lois et des Sciences Economiques et Sociales, 1907.

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10042. Jeans, William. "The House of Lords, since 1832." British Quarterly Review 79 (Jan.-April 1884): 322-35.

10043. Jones, Harry. Liberalism and the House of Lords: the story of the veto battle, 1832-1911. London: Methuen, 1912. vii, 351p.

10044. Kebbel, T. E. "A Conservative estimate of the House of Lords." Subjects of the Day 4 (Feb. 1891): 74-95.

10045. King, David Bennett. "The Lords and the people." New Englander and Yale Review 44 (1885): 153-68. [Some copies bound with the titlepage for v.45.]

10046. Knight, Frances. "The bishops and the Jews, 1828-1858." In Christianity and Judaism, edited by Diana Wood: 387-98. Studies in Church History, 29. Oxford: Blackwell, 1992. [On the bishops and the bills to remove the disabilities on Jews sitting in Parliament.]

10047. Large, David. "The House of Lords, 1832-47." B.Litt., Trinity College, Dublin, 1953.

10048. ---. "The House of Lords and Ireland in the age of Peel, 1832-50." Irish Historical Studies 9 (1954-55): 367-99.

10049. ---. "The House of Lords and Ireland in the age of Peel, 1832-50." In Peers, politics and power: the House of Lords 1603-1911, edited by Clyve Jones and David Lewis Jones: 373-405. London: Hambledon Press, 1986.

10050. Le May, G. H. L. "The House of Lords and the 'doctrine of the mandate'." In his Victorian constitution: conventions, usages and contingencies: 127-51. London: Duckworth, 1979.

10051. "Life peerages." Living Age 2nd ser., 12 (1856): 671-74. [Extracts from The Times, Spectator, The Press.]

10052. Lister, Thomas, 4th Baron Ribblesdale. "The House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 38 (July-Dec. 1895): 199-213.

10053. Lucy, Henry W. "A group of peers. Viscount Morley, Earl Wemyss [sic], Lord Granville, Lord Dufferin, Lord Derby, Lord Sherbrooke." In his Nearing Jordan: being the third & last volume of Sixty years in the wilderness: 252-65. London: Smith, Elder, 1916. [Reprinted in New York by Dutton in 1916.]

10054. ---. "A group of peers (concluded). Lord Cottesloe, the Duke of Rutland, Lord Cranbrook, the Marquis of Ripon, Lord Norton, Lords Stratheden and Campbell, Lord Granard, Lord Basing, Lord Strathnairn, Lord Onslow." In his Nearing Jordan: being the third & last volume of Sixty years in the wilderness: 269-86. London: Smith, Elder, 1916. [Reprinted in New York by Dutton in 1916.]

10055. ---. "The House of Lords." In his Lords and Commoners: 56-63. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1921.

10056. Lundeen, Thomas B. "The bench of bishops: a study of the secular activities of bishops of the Church of England and of Ireland, 1801-1871." Ph.D., University of Iowa, 1963.

10057. MacDonagh, Michael. "The old House of Lords and the new." Good Words 42 (1901): 516-26.

10058. ---. "The old House of Lords and the new." In his Parliament: its romance, its comedy, its pathos: 127-44. London: P. S. King, 1904.

10059. Mackenzie, B. D. "The House of Lords." Westminster Review 141 (1894): 68-77. [Reprinted in Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science and Art n.s. 59 (1894): 449-56.]

10060. MacPherson, William Charteris. The baronage and the senate: or, the House of Lords in the past, present, and the future. London: John Murray, 1893. xi, 414p. [An answer to radical criticism; an useful source for the Victorian House.]

10061. ---. "The representative peers of Scotland." Scottish Review 25 (1895): 344-59.

10062. Marriott, John. "The House of Lords: analytical and historical sketch." In his Second Chambers: an inductive study in political science: 6-26. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1910. [Reprinted in 1969 by Books for Libraries Press of Freeport, New York.]

10063. ---. "The powers and functions of the House of Lords." In his Second Chambers: an inductive study in political science: 47-88. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1910. [Reprinted in 1969 by Books for Libraries Press of Freeport, New York.]

10064. Marsh, Peter. "Salisbury's definition of the powers of the Lords." Parliamentary History 22 (2003): 91-100.

10065. Martin, Peter J. "Irish peers 1909-24: the decline of an aristocratic class." M.A., National University of Ireland (Dublin), 1998.

10066. McCarthy, Justin. "The useless House of Lords." North American Review 157 (July-Dec. 1893): 215-24.

10067. McHugh, J. T. "Three case studies in the development of the upper house of Parliament in the Westminster model of government: the United Kingdom 1866-74; Canada, 1867-78; and Australia, 1901-4." M.Litt., University of Edinburgh, 1986.

10068. Member of Parliament. "The House of Lords." Windsor Magazine 5 (Dec. 1896-May 1897): 333-39.

10069. Middleton, Charles R. "Irish representative peerage elections and the Conservative Party, 1832-1841." Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 129 (1985): 90-111.

10070. Milnes, Richard Monckton, 1st Baron Houghton. "The position and practice of the House of Lords." Fortnightly Review 17 (1872): 1-13. [Reprinted in the Canadian Monthly and National Review 1 (Jan.- June 1872): 270-78.]

10071. Montgomery, Maureen E. "Transatlantic marriages and the British peerage, 1870-1914." Ph.D., University of East Anglia, 1983.

10072. Morizot-Thibault, Charles. Des droits des chambre hauts ou sènats en matière de lois de finances: etude de législation comparée. Paris: Arthur Rousseau, 1891. viii, 357p.

10073. Mullen, R. F. "The House of Lords and the repeal of the corn laws." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1974.

10074. Murison, Robert. "Heredity and the House of Lords." Westminster Review 149 (Jan.-June 1898): 405-16.

10075. Newman, F. W. "The functions of an upper house of Parliament." Fraser's Magazine 75 (Jan.-June 1867): 785-801.

10076. ---. "The functions of an upper house of Parliament." In his Miscellanies. Vol. 3: 198-221. London: Kegan Paul, Trench, 1889.

10077. O'Shea, John J. "The Pharaohs of British rule." Catholic World [NY] 60 (Oct. 1894-March 1895): 51-58. [House of Lords and Ireland.]

10078. Pearce, Edward. Lines of most resistance. London: Little, Brown, 1999. 535p. [Sub-titled on the book- jacket: The Lords, the Tories and Ireland, 1886-1914.]

10079. Pearce-Edgcumbe, Edward. The last function of the House of Lords: two lectures on (1) measures defeated or mutilated since 1832; (2) the political influence of the House of Lords, a national evil. Manchester: J. Heywood, 1884. 55p.

10080. "Peculiarities of the upper house." Chambers's Journal 5th ser., 11 (1894): 768-72.

10081. Peek, Henry. The roll of the House of Lords, 1830, 1837, and 1895 (corrected up to the close of the Rosebery adminstration). Rousdon: The Author, 1895. 4p. [A leaflet listing the peers arranged according to rank in the named years as well as the peerage and baronetcy creations 1830-95, and a table showing the creation of Liberal and Conservative peers.]

10082. "Peers who in 1883 were possessed of over 100,000 acres." In The complete peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and the United Kingdom New ed., edited by G. E. Cokayne. Vol. 6: 713. London: St. Catherine Press, 1926.

10083. Phillips, Gregory D. "The 'diehards' and the myth of the 'backswoodmen'." Journal of British Studies 16, no. 2 (1977): 105-20.

10084. ---. The diehards: aristocratic society and politics in Edwardian England. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1979. viii, 228p.

10085. ---. "The Whig Lords and Liberalism, 1886-1893." Historical Journal 24 (1981): 167-73. 10086. Porritt, Edward. "The British House of Lords." Chautauquan 29 (April-Sept. 1899): 134-38.

10087. Potter, Beatrice. "The Lords and the sweating system." Nineteenth Century 27 (Jan.-June 1890): 885-905.

10088. Powell, John. "A squire in the House of Lords." Journal of Liberal History 49 (Winter 2005-06): 24-34. [John Wodehouse, 1st Earl of Kimberley.]

10089. Price, Bonamy. "The House of Lords." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 110 (July-Dec. 1871): 771-85. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10090. ---. "What is the House of Lords?" National Review 11 (July-Oct. 1860): 110-30.

10091. ---. "What is the House of Lords?" Contemporary Review 38 (July-Dec 1880): 942-55.

10092. Prothero, Rowland E. "The Lords and popular rights." Quarterly Review 162 (Jan.-April 1886): 239-56. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10093. Pumphrey, Ralph E. "The creation of peerages in England, 1837-1911." Ph.D., Yale University, 1934.

10094. ---. "The introduction of industrialists into the British peerage: a study in adaptation of a social institution." American Historical Review 65 (1959-60): 1-16.

10095. "Random recollections of the House of Lords." Monthly Review 170 (1836): 22-33.

10096. Reid, Andrew. The House of Lords question. London: Duckworth, 1898. xii, 412p. [Contributions by a number of parliamentarians and appendices of statistics on the later Victorian house.]

10097. Richards, James Brinsley, and E. C. Grenville Murray. "The House of Lords." Temple Bar 72 (Sept.-Dec. 1884): 528-47. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10098. Rintala, Marvin. "Renamed roses: Lloyd George, Churchill, and the House of Lords." Biography 8 (1985): 248-64. [Their attitude towards the House of Lords.]

10099. Robbins, Alfred F. "The picturesqueness of the House of Lords." Cassell's Family Magazine 22 (Dec. 1894 - Nov. 1895): 125-30. [On the ceremonies of opening and closing Parliament and the introduction of peers.]

10100. Roberts, W. V. "Bishops as legislators." Chambers's Journal 6th ser., 9 (1906): 179-82.

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10103. Rowley, Hercules Langford, 2nd Baron Langford. A letter to the Right Honourable Viscount Melbourne &c &c &c on the peerage showing the origin of the present majority in the House of Lords, and the mode by which that majority may be neutralised: with tables of the English, Irish and Scotch peerages, pointing out the political opinions of each peer. London: J. Ridgway & Sons, 1837. 21p.

10104. Rowse, A. L. "The House of Lords and legislation: a historical survey." Political Quarterly 4 (1933): 385- 402.

10105. Sachar, A. L. "The Victorian House of Lords." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1923.

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10284. ---. Erskine May's private journal, 1883-1886; edited by W. R. McKay. House of Commons Library Document, 12. London: H.M.S.O., 1984. xxiii, 33p.

10285. McCarthy, Justin. "A night in the House of Commons." Temple Magazine 1 (Oct. 1896-Sept. 1897): 407- 14.

10286. Medley, George Webb. The House of Commons and its place in the state. An address delivered to the members of the Devonport and Stonehouse Junior Liberal Association on Wednesday, Novemeber 8th, 1882. Devonport: R. S. Smith, 1882. 8p.

10287. ---. "The House of Commons and its place in the state." In his Pamphlets and addresses: 85-92. London: Cassell, 1899.

10288. Meech, Thomas Cox. "The parliamentary pressman: his life and work." Universal and Ludgate Magazine 3 (May-Dec. 1901): 151-57.

10289. ---. "Scenes in the House: historic sensations in Parliament." Universal and Ludgate Magazine 3 (May-Dec. 1901): 451-59.

10290. Meisel, Joseph S. "Humour and insult in the House of Commons: the case of Palmerston and Disraeli." Parliamentary History 28 (2009): 228-45.

10291. Melancon, Glenn Paul. "Palmerston, Parliament and Peking: the Melbourne Ministry and the opium crisis, 1835-1840." Ph.D., Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College, 1994.

10292. Menhennet, David. "Erskine May's private journal, 1857-1882: a diary of a great parliamentarian." Contemporary Review 219 (July-Dec. 1971): 191-95.

10293. Miller, John. "The rise of Labour representation in Parliament." Ph.D., University of Iowa, 1943.

10294. "Minor annals of the House of Commons." London Quarterly Review 89 (Oct. 1897-Jan 1898): 271-88. [On nos. 1393 and 10367.]

10295. Morgan, George Osborne. "The House was still sitting when we went to press." Nineteenth Century 22 (July-Dec. 1887): 127-32. [Arguments against the late start of the parliamentary day in the House of Commons.]

10296. Morley, John. "The House of Commons." Fortnightly Review 32 (1879): 186-96.

10297. Moyes, W. H. "The Ladies' Gallery." Chambers's Journal 7th ser., 9 (1919): 197-98.

10298. Mulock, Dinah. "The House of Commons from the ladies' gallery." Cornhill Magazine n.s., 8 (July-Dec. 1863): 429-37. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10299. Murray, E. C. Grenville. "A seat in the House." Cornhill Magazine 41 (Jan.-June 1880): 604-11.

10300. "New reporting arrangements in the House of Commons." Chambers's Journal 4th ser., 17 (1880): 822-23. [On newspaper reporting.]

10301. Newbould, Ian. "The emergence of a two-party system in England from 1830-1841: roll call and reconsideration." Parliaments, Estates & Representation 5 (1985): 25-31.

10302. ---. "The politics of the cabinets of Grey and Melbourne and ministerial relations with the House of Commons, 1830-41." Ph.D., University of Manchester, 1971.

10303. ---. "Whiggery and the growth of party 1830-1841: organization and the challenge of reform." Parliamentary History 4 (1985): 137-56.

10304. Niyogi, Sumanta. India in British Parliament, 1865-1884: Henry Fawcett's struggle against British colonialism in India. Calcutta: Firma KLM, 1986. xiv, 376p. [Based on his Patna University dissertation.]

10305. Norman, Henry. "House of Commons." World's Work and Play 7 (Dec. 1905-May 1906): 303-13. [Mainly photographs.]

10306. O'Connor, T. P. "The House of Commons: its structure, rules and habits." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 88 (Dec. 1893-May 1894): 34-51.

10307. ---. "Some absurdities of the House of Commons." North American Review 171 (July-Dec. 1900): 265-72.

10308. O'Day, Alan. The English face of Irish nationalism: Parnellite involvement in British politics, 1880-86. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan, 1977. x, 210p.

10309. ---. Parnell and the first Home Rule episode 1884-87. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan, 1986. x. 308p.

10310. Palgrave, Reginald. "The House of Commons." In Unwritten laws and ideals of active careers, edited by E. H. Pitcairn: 37-52. London: Smith, Elder, 1899.

10311. ---. "The House of Representatives and the House of Commons." North American Review 161 (July-Dec. 1895): 740-52. [A rejoinder by C. F. Crisp, "How Congress votes money: a rejoinder" in 162 (Jan.-June 1896): 14-20.]

10312. Palmer, Sophia M. "Concerning petitions and electioneering pledges." Nineteenth Century 48 (July-Dec. 1900): 551-56.

10313. Park, Joseph H. "The oratory of British nineteenth-century statesmen." Quarterly Journal of Speech 37 (1951): 441-47.

10314. Parliamentary Hand. "The Ladies Gallery." Woman at Home 5 (Oct. 1896-Sept. 1897): 45-47.

10315. Platt, Franklin Dewitt. "The English parliamentary radicals: their collective character, their failure to find a leader: a study in the psycho-sociological source of radical behaviour, 1833-1841." Ph.D., Washington University, 1969.

10316. Pomeroy, Eltweed. "French vs English." Arena [Boston] 27 (Jan.-June 1902): 126-36. [Comparison of the French Chamber of Deputies and the House of Commons.]

10317. Porritt, Edward. "The House of Commons." Chautauquan 29 (April-Sept. 1899): 28-32.

10318. The procedure of the House of Commons in relation to the progress of legislation. London: P. S. King, 1871. 16p. [Reform proposals.]

10319. Raikes, Henry Cecil. "The redistribution of political power." National Review 1 (March-Aug. 1883): 240- 56.

10320. "Random recollections of the House of Commons." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s., 3 (1836): 38-45. [On the book by James Grant, no. 10209.]

10321. Reports of select committees of the House of Commons, upon questions connected with general railway legislation, general railway acts, and minute of the Board of Trade &c. London: W. Clowes, 1844. iv, 138p.

10322. Richards, P. R. "The state and the working class, 1833-1841: M.P.s and the making of social policy." Ph.D., University of Birmingham, 1975.

10323. Rideing, William H. "The House of Commons." Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science 27 (1881): 453-63.

10324. Robbins, Alfred F. "Commencing in the House of Commons." Cassell's Family Magazine 22 (Dec. 1894 - Nov. 1895): 196-203. [On the Commons at the beginning of a new Parliament.]

10325. ---. "Some famous maiden speeches." Gentleman's Magazine 283 (July-Dec. 1897): 8-18.

10326. Roberts, Thomas Nicholls. Parliamentary buff book; being an analysis of the divisions of the House of Commons, with a descending scale of attendance of members at divisions, and a list of members petitioned against [session 1866, 1867 and 1868-1876]. London: Effingham Wilson, 1869-1876.

10327. Rogers, J. E. Thorold. Cobden and modern political opinion: essays on certain political topics. London: Macmillan, 1873. xvi, 382p. [Mainly on his parliamentary activity.]

10328. ---. "The procedure of the House of Commons." Contemporary Review 42 (Jan.-June 1882): 503-18.

10329. Rolf, David. "Origins of Mr. Speaker's Conference during the First World War." History 64 (1979): 36-46.

10330. Roper, Jon. "Party and democracy in nineteenth-century Britain." Parliaments, Estates & Representation 3 (1983): 23-33.

10331. Rosser, Alexander S. "Businessmen in the House of Commons: a comparative study of the 1852-1857 and the 1895-1900 Parliaments." Ph.D., University of Kansas, 2009.

10332. The ruined procedure of the House of Commons. London: Williams and Norgate, 1896. 8p. [On the development of clôture, guillotine, etc.]

10333. Sainty, J. C., and Gary Walter Cox. "The identification of government whips in the House of Commons 1830-1905." Parliamentary History 16 (1997): 339-58.

10334. Salmon, Philip. "The House of Commons, 1801-1911." In A short history of Parliament. England, Great Britain, the United Kingdom, Ireland & Scotland, edited by Clyve Jones: 249-70. Woodbridge: The Boydell Press, 2009.

10335. Sawyer, Richard James. "The failure of the Irish parliamentary movement for Home Rule, 1910-1918." Ph.D., Columbia University, 1966.

10336. "The schoolmaster at St. Stephen's." Fortnightly Review 66 (July-Dec. 1896): 436-42. [Balfour's leadership in the Commons.]

10337. Shannon, Richard. "Peel, Gladstone and party." Parliamentary History 18 (1999): 317-52. [As leaders of their parliamentary party.]

10338. Shee, William. Papers and letters on subjects of literary, historical and political interest, and speeches at public meetings in Parliament and at the bar. 2 vols. London: Rayner and Hodges, 1862-1863. [Vol. 2 has the title Papers, letters, and speeches in the House of Commons on the Irish land question, with a summary of its parliamentary history, from the general election of 1852, to the close of the session of 1863.]

10339. Shrivastava, Kaushalya. "Theories of political representation in Britain, 1832-67." M.A., University of London, 1973.

10340. Sinclair, John George Tollemache. A glance at the House of Commons: a lecture. Wick: John O'Groat Journal Office, 1872. 38p.

10341. The sittings of the House of Commons for eleven years, 1880 to 1890. A table showing at a glance the days on which the House sat, with details as to late adjournments, length of session, and periods of recesses; and other interesting information. London: W. H. Allen, 1890. 6p. [A pamphlet which opens to form a large table.]

10342. "Some parliamentary maiden speeches." Chambers's Journal 5th ser., 1 (1884): 150-52.

10343. Spellen, J. N. The inner life of the House of Commons. London: Trübner, 1854. 64p. [Not seen; the British Library copy is missing; a copy is held by the University of California, Berkeley Library.]

10344. Syme, David. Representative government in England: its faults and failures. 2nd ed. London: Kegan Paul Trench, 1882. xxv, 220p.

10345. Symonds, Arthur. Practical suggestions for the internal reform of the House of Commons. By a Parliamentary Secretary. London: F. C. Westley, 1832. 23p.

10346. Taylor, Hannis. "The House of Commons and the House of Representatives." North American Review 159 (July-Dec. 1894): 225-34.

10347. Temple, Rose. Parliamentary reminiscences. Norwood: J. Platt, 1886. 70p. ["A poetical description of 'Our House'".]

10348. Therry, Roger. Comparison between the oratory of the House of Commons thirty years ago, and the present time. A lecture delivered at the Mechanics' School of Arts, Sydney, on Thursday, 22 July. Sydney; London: W. R. Piddington; J. Ridgway, 1856. 41, [1]p.

10349. Thomas, J. Alun. "An enquiry into the change in the character of the House of Commons, 1832-1901." Ph.D., University of London, 1926.

10350. ---. "The House of Commons, 1832-1867: a functional analysis." Economica 5 (1925): 49-61.

10351. ---. The House of Commons, 1832-1901: a study of its economic and functional character. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1939. viii, 176p.

10352. Thornley, David. "The Irish Home Rule Party and parliamentary obstruction, 1874-87." Irish Historical Studies 12 (1960-61): 38-57.

10353. Times, The. The Parnellite split?: or, the disruption of the Irish Parliamentary Party. From "The Times", with an introduction. London: Times Office, 1891. xx, 196p.

10354. Turner, A. C. "The House of Commons and foreign policy between the First and Second Reform Acts." B.Litt., University of Oxford, 1948.

10355. Turner, E. R. "Parliament and foreign affairs, 1603-1760." English Historical Review 34 (1919): 172-97.

10356. Tyler, Moses Coit. "The House of Commons." In his Glimpses of England: 92-121. New York: G. P. Putnam, 1898.

10357. Wallace, Robert. "The decadence of the House of Commons." Progressive Review 2 (1897): 423-32.

10358. ---. "The future of the House of Commons." National Review 33 (March-Aug. 1899): 39-51. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; signed A Radical M.P.]

10359. ---. "Ways and traits of House of Commons." In Life and last leaves, edited by J. Campbell Smith and William Wallace: 555-85. London: Sands, 1903.

10360. Walsh, John Benn, 1st Baron Ormathwaite. The practical results of the Reform Act of 1832. London: John Murray, 1860. iv, 159p.

10361. Ward and Lock's guide to the House of Commons, including six centuries of English Parliaments, the late Parliament and public events from 1873 to 1880. The complete returns of the general election of 1880. Biographical notices of all the members of the new House of Commons, comparison of party results and aggregate votes in 1874 and 1880, rules of the House. The franchise and electoral law. London: Ward, Lock, 1880. 164p. [Also published, with varying title, for the years 1881-1886.]

10362. Warren, Allen. "Disraeli, the Conservatives and the government of Ireland: part 1, 1837-1868." Parliamentary History 18 (1999): 45-64.

10363. ---. "Disraeli, the Conservatives and the government of Ireland: part 2, 1868-1881." Parliamentary History 18 (1999): 145-67.

10364. Webster, Edward. The public and private business of the House of Commons considered in relation to the economization of the time of the House and its Members. London: William Ridgway, 1868. 30p.

10365. "What parliamentary whips have to do." Living Age 198 (July-Sept. 1893): 639-40.

10366. "The whips." Chambers's Journal 4th ser., 5 (1868): 817-20.

10367. White, William. The inner life of the House of Commons; edited with a preface by Justin McCarthy and with an introduction by the author's son. 2 vols. London: T. F. Unwin, 1897. [Reprinted: (1) in 1970 by Books for Libraries Press of Freeport, N. Y.; (2) in 1973, in 1 vol, by Richmond Publishing Co. of Richmond.]

10368. ---. The inner life of the House of Commons; edited with a preface by Justin McCarthy and with an introduction by the author's son. 3rd ed. 2 vols. London: T. F. Unwin, 1904.

10369. Whiteley, William Henry. "The social composition of the House of Commons, 1868-1885." Ph.D., Cornell University, 1960.

10370. Willett, Charles. Parliamentary debate: in its law and practice. The essential requisites of the law and practice of parliamentary debate, for the use of societies established for discussing political and social topics, according to the rules and forms of the House of Commons. 2nd ed. Liverpool: Published for the author by George Philip, 1880. 79, [3]p.

10371. Williams, R. H. "The politics of national defense: Arthur James Balfour and the Navy, 1904-1911." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1986. [On the parliamentary leadership and the House of Commons Navy Estimates debates.]

10372. Wilson, M. I. "The Ladies' Gallery: a spectator's view of the House of Commons." Chambers's Journal 5th ser., 9 (1892): 112-15. [Reprinted in Living Age 193 (1892): 124-127.]

10373. Witherell, Larry. "Sir Henry Page Croft and Conservative backbench campaigns for empire, 1903-1932." Parliamentary History 25 (2006): 357-81.

10374. Woodall, William. "A night in the House of Commons." Good Words 29 (1888): 104-13.

The House of Commons 1832-1918: Members

10375. A'Beckett, Arthur. The Member for Wrottenborough: passages from his life in Parliament; edited by his "Alter ego". London: Sampson Low, Marston, 1892. xii, 220p. [Articles first published in the Sunday Times.]

10376. Altick, Richard D. "'Our gallant colonel' in Punch and Parliament." Bulletin of the New York Public Library 69 (1965): 424-45. [Colonel Sibthorpe.]

10377. Arnold, Carroll C. "Invention in the parliamentary speaking of Benjamin Disraeli, 1842-1852." Speech

Monographs 14 (1947): 66-80.

10378. ---. "The speech style of Benjamin Disraeli." Quarterly Journal of Speech 33 (1947): 427-36.

10379. Bagehot, Walter. "The advantages and disadvantages of becoming a Member of Parliament." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 54-59. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 32 (7 Feb. 1874): 158-60; also reprinted in Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas, 456-461. London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1959.]

10380. Beales, D. E. D. "Parliamentary parties and the 'Independent' member, 1810-1860." In Ideas and institutions of Victorian Britain: essays in honour of George Kitson Clark, edited by Robert Robson: 1-19. London: G. Bell, 1967.

10381. Bealey, Frank. "Keir Hardie and the Labour Group." Parliamentary Affairs 10 (1956-57): 81-93, 220-33.

10382. Bebbington, D. W. "Baptist M.P.s in the nineteenth century." Baptist Quarterly 29 (1981-82): 3-24.

10383. ---. "Baptist Members of Parliament 1847-1914." Baptist Quarterly 29 (1981-82): 51-64.

10384. ---. "Baptist Members of Parliament: a supplementary note." Baptist Quarterly 42 (2007): 148-61.

10385. ---. Congregational Members of Parliament in the nineteenth century. Occasional Publication, 1. Cambridge: United Reformed Church History Society / Congregational History Society, 2007. 101p.

10386. ---. "Unitarian Members of Parliament in the nineteenth century." Transactions of the Unitarian Historical Society 24, no. 3 (2009): 153-75.

10387. ---. Unitarian Members of Parliament in the nineteenth century: a catalogue. [S.l.: s.n.], 2009. [84]p. [A supplement to Transactions of the Unitarian Historical Society, vol. 24, no. 3 (April 2009).]

10388. Benny, James. The industrial M.P. of the future: a forecast and exposition. London: Camden Printing Works, 1885. 12p.

10389. Boland, John. Irishman's day: a day in the life of an Irish M.P. London: Macdonald, 1944. 173p. [Member for South Kerry 1900-18.]

10390. Brown, Edward. "Working-men in the British Parliament." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 73 (June-Nov 1886): 505-17. [Covers 1876-86.]

10391. Brown, Kenneth D. "Non-conformity and the British Labour Movement." Journal of Social History 8 (Winter 1975): 113-20. [Details of MPs.]

10392. Caldwell, Richard Russell. "A person of letters in Parliament: Edward Bulwer-Lytton's career as a Member of the House of Commons and a minister of government, 1831-1866." Ph.D., Wayne State University, 1998.

10393. Caplan, Neil. "The railway member of Parliament." Railway Magazine 106 (1960): 207-9.

10394. Carew, Peter. "A backbencher of the navy." Blackwood's Magazine 260 (July-Dec. 1946): 19-28. [Sir John Hill, c. 1774-1855.]

10395. Chittick, V. L. O. "Haliburton as Member of Parliament." University of Toronto Quarterly 33 (1963-64):

78-88. [Thomas Chandler Haliburton.]

10396. Clark, Michael. "Jewish identity in British politics: the case of the first Jewish MPs, 1858-87." Jewish Social Studies: History, Culture, Society n.s., 13 (Winter 2007): 93-126.

10397. Cole, Alfred W. "The Member for Bumbletown's parliamentary career and maiden speech." Bentley's Miscellany 33 (1853): 686-95. [A satirical tale.]

10398. Cooke, C. W. Radcliffe. "Some parliamentary incidents." National Review 13 (March-Aug. 1889): 688- 701. [An M.P.s life in the Palace of Westminster.]

10399. Cromwell, Valerie. "The private member of the House of Commons and foreign policy in the nineteenth century." In Liber Memorialis Sir Maurice Powicke Dublin, 1963: 191-218. Studies presented to the International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions, 27. Louvain; Paris: Editions Nauwelaerts; Béatrice-Nauwelaerts, 1965.

10400. Crowe, Brian. "The parliamentary experience of the Irish members of the House of Commons, 1833-41." Ph.D., Queen's University, Belfast, 1995.

10401. Duffy, C. Gavan. "In the House of Commons half a century ago: a chapter from my autobiography." Contemporary Review 72 (July-Dec. 1897): 283-304, 432-56. [Reprinted in Living Age 214 (July-Sept. 1897): 779-94; 215 (Oct.-Dec. 1897): 219-36.]

10402. Dutton, David. Odyssey of an Edwardian Liberal: the political diaries of Richard Durning Holt. Record Society for Lancashire and Cheshire, 129. S.l.: Printed for the Society, 1989. xxvi, 136p. [M.P. for Hexham, Northumberland.]

10403. Elder, R. Ian. "J. M. Hogge: backbench maverick." Journal of Liberal Democrat History 30 (Spring 2001): 20-22, 32. [On his work as a M.P., 1910-22.]

10404. Escott, T. H. S. "Cosmopolitans in the House of Commons." Quarterly Review 185 (Jan.-April 1897): 149- 72. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; on Sir Mountstuart E. Grant Duff's Notes from a diary, 1851-1872.]

10405. Farquaharson, Robert. "The Compleat Member." New Liberal Review 3 (Feb.-June 1902): 368-78.

10406. ---. "The House of Commons from the inside as I knew it." Blackwood's Magazine 186 (July-Dec. 1909): 491-507.

10407. ---. "House of Commons from the inside: with some advice to new members." Longman's Magazine 45 (Nov. 1904-April 1905): 29-45.

10408. ---. The House of Commons from within, and other memories ... with a sketch of the author (never before published) by J. S. Sargent. London: Williams & Norgate, 1912. 256p.

10409. ---. In and out of Parliament. London: Williams & Norgate, 1911. xi, 338p.

10410. Fernandez, T. L. "Sir Robert Peel: nineteenth century parliamentary orator." Quarterly Journal of Speech 52 (1966): 249-54.

10411. Fitzgerald, William D. "M.P's as artists." Strand Magazine 10 (July-Dec. 1895): 281-89, 409-19.

10412. Fraser, Maxwell. "Sir Benjamin Hall in Parliament in the 1850s." National Library of Wales Journal 15

(1967-68): 72-88, 113-26, 310-24, 389-404.

10413. Furniss, Harry. M.P.s in session, from Mr. Punch's Parliamentary Portrait Gallery. With a parliamentary index. London: Bradbury, Agnew, 1889. 70p. [Cartoons.]

10414. ---. "Some parliamentary funny men past and present." Cassell's Magazine 34 (Dec. 1901-May 1902): 46- 49.

10415. Glenski, Zoe. "Lord Ashley in the House of Commons, 1826-1851." Ph.D., Fordham University, 1966.

10416. Glynn, J. K. "The private member of Parliament, 1833-68." Ph.D., University of London, 1949.

10417. Griffith-Boscawen, A. S. T. Fourteen years in Parliament. London: John Murray, 1907. viii, 383p. [Covers 1892-1906.]

10418. Hamilton, George Francis. Parliamentary reminiscences and reflections, 1868 to [1906]. 2 vols. London: John Murray, 1916-1922.

10419. Harle, William Lockey. A career in the Commons: or letters to a young member of Parliament on the conduct and principles necessary to constitute him an enlightened and efficient representative. London: Longman, 1850. xvii, 411p.

10420. Heyck, T. W., and William Klecka. "British radical M.P.'s, 1874-1895: new evidence from discriminant analysis." Journal of Interdisciplinary History 4 (1973-74): 161-84.

10421. ---. "British radical M.P.'s, 1884-1895: new evidence from discriminant analysis." Albion 4 (1972): 51-52.

10422. Holmes, G. M. "The parliamentary and ministerial career of A. H. D. Acland, 1886-97." Durham Research Review 4, no. 13-15 (1962-64): 128-39.

10423. Horgan, David Thomas. "The Irish Catholic Whigs in Parliament, 1847-74." Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1975.

10424. Horwill, Herbert W. "The payment of Labor representatives in the British House of Commons." Political Science Quarterly 25 (1910): 317-27.

10425. "An humble petition." Temple Bar 5 (April-July 1862): 464-69. [Habits and customs of contemporary members of the Commons.]

10426. Jones, Artemus. "Their little ways: peculiarities of M.P.'s." Harmsworth Magazine 2 (Feb-July. 1899): 463- 66.

10427. Kelly, Joseph Michael. "The parliamentary career of Joseph Cowen." Ph.D., Loyola University of Chicago, 1970.

10428. Kosmin, Barry A. "London's Asian MP's: the contrasting careers of three Parsee politicians." Indo-British Review 16, no. 2 (1989): 27-38.

10429. Lehmann, R. C. "Modern types No. III: The young M.P." In his The Billsbury election and other papers from Punch: 83-89. London: Henry & Co., 1892. [A satirical account.]

10430. Lucy, Henry W. "Old parliamentary hands. "Jemmy" Lowther, Beresford-Hope, Frank Lockwood, Wilfrid

Lawson, W. S. Caine, Stafford Northcote, Lord Randolph Churchill, Louis Jennings, Sir John Mowbray, Sir John Gorst." In his Nearing Jordan: being the third & last volume of Sixty years in the wilderness: 232-51. London: Smith, Elder, 1916. [Reprinted in New York by Dutton in 1916.]

10431. ---. "Old parliamentary hands. Sir Wm. Harcourt, Dr. Tanner, The O'Donoghue, Sir John Rigby, Joseph Cowen." In his Nearing Jordan: being the third & last volume of Sixty years in the wilderness: 217-31. London: Smith, Elder, 1916. [Reprinted in New York by Dutton in 1916.]

10432. ---. "The working man in Parliament." Cornhill Magazine 3rd ser., 45 (1918): 134-41.

10433. "'M.P': the tribulations and advantages of legislators." Chambers's Journal 72 (1895): 545-48.

10434. Mackintosh, Alexander. "M.P.'s and their fads." English Illustrated Magazine 20 (Oct. 1898-March 1899): 416-24.

10435. MacNeill, J. G. Swift. "Lord Rathmore: the last of the old-style parliamentary orators." Contemporary Review 116 (July-Dec. 1919): 668-71.

10436. Markham, John. The diary of an honourable member: the journal of Henry Broadley MP, 1 January 1840 to 17 March 1842: the everyday working life of an East Riding M.P. Humberside Heritage Publications, 11. Hull: Humberside Leisure Services, 1987. viii, 187p.

10437. Monk, C. J. "'Member for India?': the parliamentary lives of Dadabhai Naoroji (M. P., 1892-1895) and Mancherjee Bhownaggree (M. P., 1895-1906)." M.Phil., University of Manchester, 1985.

10438. Monk, Charles James. Reminiscences of parliamentary life. London: John Murray, 1901. 288p. [He sat in 1859, 1865-1885, 1895-1900; printed for private circulation.]

10439. Morgan, George Osborne. "Dwy flwyddyn ar hugain yn Nhy y Cyffredin." Traethodydd 46 (1891): 176-83. ["Twenty two years in the House of Commons".]

10440. Mowbray, John R. "Seventy years at Westminster." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 164 (1898): 1-22; 165 (Jan.-June 1899): 221-40; 167 (Jan.-June 1900): 26-52.

10441. ---. Seventy years at Westminster, with other letters and notes of the Right Honble. Sir John Mowbray, Bart., M. P., edited by his daughter. Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1900. vi, 350p.

10442. Murison, Robert. "What I must do to become an M.P." Westminster Review 158 (July-Dec. 1902): 250-58.

10443. O'Connell, John. Recollections and experiences during a parliamentary career from 1833 to 1848. 2 vols. London: Richard Bentley, 1849.

10444. O'Connor, T. P. Memoirs of an old parliamentarian. 2 vols. London: Ernest Benn, 1929.

10445. "Odd members of Parliament." All the Year Round n.s, 13 (1875): 523-37, 563-67.

10446. Odger, George. "The working man in Parliament." Contemporary Review 16 (Dec. 1870 - March 1871): 102-23.

10447. Pflaum, Ann Mitchell. "The parliamentary career of Thomas S. Duncombe, 1826-1861." Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1975.

10448. Reade, A. A. The House of Commons on stimulants. By the author of "Study and Stimulants". London: J. Snow, 1885. 23p. [Members on alcoholic drinks.]

10449. "Reminiscences of a professional politician 1886-1896. Part I. Politics, circuses and bribery." New Century Review 4 (July-Dec. 1898): 121-28.

10450. "Reminiscences of a professional politician 1886-1896. Part II. Hunting for titles, and heckling a Tartar." New Century Review 4 (July-Dec. 1898): 171-75.

10451. Rempel, Richard A. "Lord Hugh Cecil's parliamentary career, 1900-14: promise unfulfilled." Journal of British Studies 11, no. 2 (May 1972): 104-30.

10452. Ritchie, James Ewing. Modern statesmen, or sketches from the Strangers' Gallery of the House of Commons. London: W. Tweedie, 1861. 300p.

10453. Sharman, Frank A. "Colonel Sibthorp - the Don Quixote of railways." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 27 (1982): 47-51. [A Member of Parliament and an opponent of railways.]

10454. Shepherd, John. "Labour and Parliament: the Lib.-Labs as the first working class MPs, 1885-1906." In Currents of radicalism: popular radicalism, organised labour, and party politics in Britain, 1850-1914, edited by Eugenio F. Biagini and Alastair J. Reid: 187-213. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1991.

10455. Sidebotham, William. "Parliamentary anecdotes of Sir William Harcourt." Chambers's Journal 6th ser., 3 (1900): 753-57.

10456. Simpson-Holley, L. B. "The attitude of British Labour members of Parliament towards the Empire, 1895- 1914." Ph.D., University of Southampton, 1971.

10457. Smith, R. A. H. "The Guest Papers, Add. MSS 57934-57941." British Library Journal 2 (1976): 29-37. [Papers of Montague John Guest, MP for Youghal 1869-74 and Wareham, 1880-85.]

10458. Stack, John A. "Catholic Members of Parliament who represented British constituencies, 1829-1885: a prosopographical analysis." Recusant History 24 (1998-99): 335-63.

10459. Temple, Richard. The House of Commons. London: J. Lang, 1899. 169p.

10460. ---. Letters & character sketches from the House of Commons ... edited by his son Sir Richard Carnac Temple ... Home Rule and other matters in 1886-1887. London: John Murray, 1912. xxxii, 522p. [1880- 1890s.]

10461. ---. Life in Parliament: being the experience of a member in the House of Commons from 1886 to 1892 inclusive. London: J. Murray, 1893. xviii, 391p.

10462. Torrens, William Torrens McCullagh. Twenty years in Parliament. London: Richard Bentley, 1893. 381p.

10463. Tremayne, Harold. "M.P.'s as railway directors." New Liberal Review 2 (Aug. 1901-Jan. 1902): 97-103.

10464. Ure, Alexander, 1st Baron Strathclyde. "The lawyer as parliamentarian." Juridical Review 35 (1923): 39- 48.

10465. "The vocation of the lawyers in Parliament." Law Magazine and Law Review 3 (March-Aug. 1857): 225- 36.

10466. Webb, Alfred. "Parliamentary life to one of the rank and file." Irish Monthly 20 (1892): 196-99.

The Bradlaugh Controversy

10467. Addison, W. G. C. "The parliamentary oath." Theology 42 (Jan.-June 1941): 217-24. [Mainly on Bradlaugh.]

10468. Arnstein, Walter L. "The Bradlaugh case: a reappraisal." Journal of the History of Ideas 18 (1957): 254-69.

10469. ---. "Gladstone and the Bradlaugh case." Victorian Studies 5 (1961-62): 303-30.

10470. ---. "Parnell and the Bradlaugh case." Irish Historical Studies 13 (1962-63): 212-35.

10471. ---. The Bradlaugh case: a study in late Victorian opinion and politics. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1965. xiii, 348p.

10472. ---. The Bradlaugh case: atheism, sex, and politics among the late Victorians. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1983. x, 377p. [Reprint of 1965 edition, with a postscript.]

10473. Bonner, H. Bradlaugh. Charles Bradlaugh: a record of his life and work ... with an account of his parliamentary struggle, politics and teachings by J. M. Robertson. 2 vols. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1894. [Reprinted in 1895 as a "second edition".]

10474. "The Bradlaugh controversy." Appleton's Journal [NY] n.s., 9 (July-Dec. 1880): 359-67. [A reprint of nos. 10486 and 10501.]

10475. Bradlaugh, Charles. Northampton and the House of Commons: correspondence between C. Bradlaugh and the Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote M. P. London: Freethought Publishing Co., 1884. 16p.

10476. ---. The true story of my parliamentary struggle. London: Freethought Publishing Co., 1882. 98p.

10477. De Lisle, Edwin. The parliamentary oath. London: W. H. Allen, 1883. 92p.

10478. Hadley, W. W. "Bradlaugh and Labouchere: an episode in constitutional history." Northamptonshire Past and Present 2 (1954-59): 273-82.

10479. Harrington, G. F. Northampton election difficulty, dilated upon as a struggle by Bradlaugh Atheism against Christanity; the fallacy of the former exposed, and the truth of the latter vindicated; and the institution of a National Church Reform Association suggested. London: Marlborough & Co., 1881. 44p. 10480. Headingley, Adolphe S. The biography of Charles Bradlaugh. London: Freethought Publishing, 1883. xii, 195p.

10481. Hillier, W. Should Christians support Mr. Bradlaugh, the avowed atheist, in his attempt to get into Parliament? Report of a lecture delivered by the Rev. W. Hillier, Minister of the Baptist Chapel, Bartholomew St., Exeter, in the Royal Public Rooms, Exeter, March 2nd, 1883. Exeter; London: "Gazette and Telegram" Office; Hamilton, Adams, 1883. 24p.

10482. Lathbury, D. C. "Atheists in Parliament." Fortnightly Review 36 (July-Dec. 1881): 671-79.

10483. Lowe, Robert, 1st Viscount Sherbrooke. "Parliamentary oaths." Nineteenth Century 12 (July-Dec. 1882): 313-20.

10484. Magee, W. C. "Oaths: parliamentary and judicial: should they be abolished?" Contemporary Review 49 (Jan.-June 1886): 1-17. [Magee was the Bishop of Peterborough.]

10485. Manning, Henry Edward, Cardinal. "Atheism and the constitution of England." In his Miscellanies. Vol. 3: 113-18. London: Burns and Oates, 1888.

10486. ---. "An Englishman's protest." Nineteenth Century 11 (Jan.-June 1882): 488-92.

10487. ---. "An Englishman's protest." In his Miscellanies. Vol. 3: 121-28. London: Burns and Oates, 1888.

10488. ---. "The parliamentary oath and the government." In his Miscellanies. Vol. 3: 108-12. London: Burns and Oates, 1888.

10489. ---. "Parliamentary oaths." Nineteenth Century 12 (July-Dec. 1882): 474-80. [An answer to Sherbrook's criticisms.]

10490. Marshall, A. F. "Drawing the line." Catholic World 37 (April-Sept 1883): 516-24.

10491. Mawer, Henry. The latest constitutional struggle: a register of events which have occurred since April 2nd, 1880. London: Freethought Publishing, 1883. 18p.

10492. Mr. Bradlaugh and the House of Commons: from a Hindoo point of view. London: Swan Sonnenschein, 1884. 54p.

10493. One who has spent it. A night with Bradlaugh! London: William Poole, 1882. 8p.

10494. The parliamentary oath: the four senses in debate. 1st sense - religious disability; 2nd sense - legality; 3rd sense - religious freedom; 4th sense - freethought. London: E. W. Allen, 1881. 12p.

10495. Quinault, Roland. "The Fourth Party and the Conservative opposition to Bradlaugh, 1880-1888." English Historical Review 91 (1976): 315-40.

10496. "The 'religious instinct' of the House of Commons." Westminster Review 114 (July-Oct. 1880): 437-58.

10497. Rich, Joe. "The Bradlaugh case: religion, respectability and politics." Australian Journal of Politics and History 21, no. 2 (1975): 38-51.

10498. Robertson, J. M. Charles Bradlaugh. London: Watts, 1920. vi, 122p.

10499. Stacpoole, William Henry. The utility of parliamentary oaths. London: W. Ridgway, 1880. 16p.

10500. ---. The utility of parliamentary oaths. 2 rev. ed. London: W. Ridgway, 1880. 20p. 10501. Stephen, Leslie. "Mr. Bradlaugh and his opponents." Fortnightly Review 34 (July-Dec. 1880): 176-87.

10502. Tribe, David. "Charles Bradlaugh." In People for the people: radical ideas & personalities in British history, edited by David Rubinstein: 105-12. London; New York: Ithaca Press; Humanities Press, 1973.

10503. ---. President Charles Bradlaugh, M.P. London: Elek, 1971. 391p.

10504. Varley, Henry. An address to the electors of the Borough of Northampton. London: John F. Shaw, 1881. 13p. [On Bradlaugh.]

10505. ---. Mr. Bradlaugh shown to be utterly unfit to represent any English constituency: an appeal to the men of England. London: John F. Shaw, 1881? 16p.

10506. Wharton, Charles H. M. Mr. Bradlaugh and the oath: a letter addressed to the Honourable the Members of the House of Commons. Manchester: T. Sowler, 1882. 15p.

10507. Whitehurst, E. C. "The parliamentary oath question: Mr Bradlaugh's case." Westminster Review 114 (July- Oct. 1880): 3. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

1833 Parliament

10508. Adams, William Bridges. "Junius Redivivus on the House of Commons." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine 3 (April-Sept. 1833): 449-58. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10509. Alison, Archibald. "Character of the Reform Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 36 (July-Dec. 1834): 673-80. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10510. ---. "The first session of the reformed Parliament: Ireland - West Indies - East Indies - domestic and foreign policy of ministers." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 34 (July-Dec. 1833): 776-804. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10511. Anderson, Floyd Douglas, and Merwyn Hayes. "Presumption and burden of proof in Whately's speech on the Jewish Civil Disabilities Repeal Bill." Speech Monographs 34 (1967): 133-36. [Speech by Richard Whately in the House of Lords, 1 August 1833.]

10512. Aspinall, Arthur. "Le Marchant's reports of debates in the House of Commons, 1833." English Historical Review 58 (1943): 78-105.

10513. Brougham, Henry. "First session of the reformed Parliament." Edinburgh Review 58 (Oct. 1833 - Jan. 1834): 199-226. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10514. ---. "The last session of Parliament." Edinburgh Review 60 (July 1834 - Jan. 1835): 230-54. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10515. ---. "Last session of Parliament - House of Lords." Edinburgh Review 62 (Oct. 1835 - Jan. 1836): 185-204. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10516. ---. "The reformed Parliament - the ballot." Edinburgh Review 56 (July 1832 - Jan. 1833): 534-64. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10517. Butt, Isaac. "The close of the session - Municipal Corporation Bill: Irish Church Bill: Centenary of the Reformation." Dublin University Magazine 6 (July-Dec. 1835): 470-79. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10518. ---. "The Reform Ministry, and the Reformed Parliament." Dublin University Magazine 2 (July -Dec. 1833): 465-69. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10519. Croker, J. W. "The present and last parliaments." Quarterly Review 49 (April-July 1833): 255-81. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10520. ---. "The Reform Ministry and Parliament." Quarterly Review 50 (Oct. 1833 - Jan. 1834): 218-71.

[Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10521. ---. "Tomkins upon the aristocracy; Jenkins upon the House of Commons." Quarterly Review 53 (Feb.- April 1835): 540-48. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10522. Debate in the House of Commons, on the 15th April, 1834, on Mr. Roebuck's motion for "A select committee to inquire into the means of remedying the evils which exist in the form of the governments now existing in Upper and Lower Canada" Reported in London for the Montreal Daily Advertiser. Montreal: Printed at the Daily Advertiser Office, 1834. 26p.

10523. Debate ... on the gradual extinction of the national debt, and on the true principles of a property and income tax. London: [s.n.], 1853. 32p. [Not seen; details from the National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints. Debate on 2 July 1833; re-published, for comparison with Mr. Gladstone's financial propositions, from the Parliamentary Review, 2 July 1833.]

10524. Debate on the motion of T. Fowell Buxton, Esq., M.P., for protecting the civil rights and imparting civilization and the Christian religion to the native inhabitants of the British colonies; in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, July 1, 1834. Extracted from 'The Mirror of Parliament'. London: Printed for the Proprietors of 'The Mirror of Parliament', 1834. 11p.

10525. Debate on the third reading of the London and Westminster Bank Bill, in the House of Commons, on Monday, May 26, 1834. Extracted from 'The Mirror of Parliament'. London: Printed for the Proprietors of 'The Mirror of Parliament', 1834. 38p.

10526. Debates in Parliament on the motion to abolish slavery; selected by Roy Augier. Jamaica: University of the West Indies, Departments of History, 1988. 229p. [Not seen; details from the National Union Catalog pre- 1956 imprints; debates in 1833.]

10527. The debates in Parliament - session 1833 - on the resolutions and bill for the abolition of slavery in the British colonies. With a copy of the act of Parliament. London: Printed by Maurice, 1834. xx, 964p.

10528. Debates in the House of Commons on a resolution preparatory to the introduction, and in the House of Lords on the motion for a second reading, of the Bill for removing the civil disabilities of the Jews: the protests of the Right Hon. Lords Holland and Clifford, against the rejection of the bill; and a list of petitions for and against the measure presented during the session of 1833. With a preliminary address. London: Proprietors of "The Mirror of Parliament", 1834. 100p. [Debate in the Commons on 17 April, 1833; in the Lords on 1 August 1833.]

10529. Debates on the Warwick Borough Bill, and Leamington petitions on the 5th, 6th, 13th and 26th February, and the 5th, 11th, 12th, 13th and 26th of March, 1834. Extracted from "Mirror of Parliament". London: Printed for the proprietors of "The Mirror of Parliament", 1834. 106p.

10530. Factories regulation. Debate in the House of Commons, on Thursday, July 18, 1833, in committee on the Factories Regulation Bill. Extracted from 'The Mirror of Parliament'. Part ccxxxvii. London: Printed for the Proprietors of 'The Mirror of Parliament', 1833. 84p.

10531. "First session of the Reform Parliament." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine 4 (Oct. 1833- Jan. 1834): 149-64.

10532. "First session of the reformed Parliament." Fraser's Magazine 8 (July-Dec. 1833): 561-68. 10533. Gooch, Richard. The book of the Reformed Parliament; being a synopsis of the votes of the members of the Reformed House of Commons, upon all important questions; from their first sitting of February, 1833, to the end of the second session, August 1834. With lists prefixed of the movers' name, the nature of each

question, and the gross divisions thereon. To which is added, a synoptical appendix of the votes, divisions, and protests of the House of Lords during the same period. London: A. H. Baily, 1834. 64p. [Only vol. published of a projected sessional series.]

10534. Graham, A. H. "The Lichfield House compact, 1835." Irish Historical Studies 12 (1961): 209-25.

10535. Halévy, Elie. "Comment fut votée la loi anglaise des fabriques de 1833." Revue d'Histoire Economique et Sociale 10 (1922): 252-65. ['How the Factory Act 1833 was passed'.]

10536. "History of the late Houses of Parliament, &c." Monthly Review 137 (1835): 581-90.

10537. Holworthy, Wentworth. The book of reform, being reflections, suggestions, and plans on the various important questions which are about to be decided in the new Parliament. Humbly submitted to the consideration of honest men of all parties. London: Effingham Wilson, 1833. xix, 147p.

10538. Howell, P. A. "The passing of South Australia's foundation bill, 1834." Flinders Journal of History and Practice 11 (1985): 25-41.

10539. Kriegel, Abraham D. "The politics of the Whigs in opposition, 1834-1835." Journal of British Studies 7, no. 2 (1968): 65-91.

10540. "The late scenes in the House of Lords." New Monthly Magazine 41 (May-Aug 1834): 190-99. [Sub-titled: Part the second of 1834; an attack on Lord Chancellor Brougham's conduct in the House of Lords.]

10541. The legitimate consequences of reform, and an exposure of the abuses in church and state, with a detailed account of the chief acts of the Grey administration. Edinburgh: W. Tait, 1834. iii, 433p.

10542. Le Marchant, Denis. The Reform Ministry and the Reformed Parliament. 11th ed. London: J. Ridgway and Sons, 1834. iv, 116p. [11 editions published in 1833-1834; and a cheap edition reprinted from the 7th edition; an American edition, from the 5th edition, was published by J. Gideon of Washington in 1833; a French translation published in Paris by Paulin in 1833; a German translation published by C. T. Gross in Karlsruhe in 1834.]

10543. Little, Tony. "'Let us open to them the door of the House of Commons': Thomas Babington Macaulay on Jewish Disabilities (House of Commons, 17 April 1833)." Journal of Liberal Democrat History 34 (2002): 17-21, 47.

10544. Mill, John Stuart. "Parliamentary proceedings of the session." London and Westminster Review 1 & 30 (1835): 512-24. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10545. Opposition Member. A protest against the reform ministry and the reformed Parliament. London: E. Wilson, 1834. 68p.

10546. O'Sullivan, Samuel. "A brief discourse on general politics." Dublin University Magazine 1 (Jan.-June 1833): 111-17. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10547. ---. "Conservatism or revolution - plain words by a plain thinker." Dublin University Magazine 5 (Jan.-June 1835): 113-28. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10548. ---. "Parliamentary doings with the Irish Church." Dublin University Magazine 4 (July-Dec. 1834): 473-84. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10549. ---. "The Reformed Parliament and the King's speech." Dublin University Magazine 1 (Jan.-June 1833): 223-31. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10550. Palgrave, Mary E. "A prorogation under difficulties." Leisure Hour 49 (1899): 336-41. [After the fire in 1834.]

10551. The parliamentary digest. Vol. 1, no. 1 (May 1, 1833) - no. 3 (July 1, 1833). London: Smith, Elder, 1833. 240, 84p. [A summary of the debates.]

10552. The parliamentary review, and family magazine, Vol. 1-4, 1833; n.s. 1-2, 1834; edited by J. S. Buckingham, Esq., M.P. 6 vols. London: Simpkin and Marshall, 1833-1834. [Lengthy summaries of parliamentary debates, with items of general interest.]

10553. "The past session of Parliament." Fraser's Magazine 10 (July-Dec. 1834): 251-60.

10554. The present and last parliaments, containing the result of the various polls in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland: and a summary of the Act 2 William IV cap 45, to amend the representation of the people in England and Wales; with the divisions of the counties; the boundaries of cities and boroughs; polling places; returning officers; forms of lists and notices, &c. Also, list of the changes in administration, from the commencement of the present century: a summary account of the duties of the great officers of state; table of the duration of several Parliaments, from Henry VIII to the present time; a list of those places which formerly sent members to Parliament; list of the deaths of principal personages since 1799; and a complete abstract of the election laws. London: James Ridgway, 1833. 16, 16*, 17-148p.

10555. "The reform ministry and the Reformed Parliament." Eclectic Review 3rd ser., 10 (1833): 303-26.

10556. "The reformed House of Commons." Fraser's Magazine 7 (Jan.-June 1833): 415-25.

10557. Remarks on the second session of the Reformed Parliament, occasioned by a late article in the Edinburgh Review "on Tory proceedings" and "the state of parties". London: Roake and Varty, 1834. 43p.

10558. Repeal of the Union: report of the debate in the House of Commons, on Mr. O'Connell's motion. And the proceedings in the House of Lords on Earl Grey's motion for concurring in the address of the Commons, April, 1834. London: C. Knight, 1834. 200p.

10559. A report of the debate in the House of Lords on the Scotch burgh reform bill on the 13th and 16th days of August 1833. Edinburgh: A. & C. Black, 1833. iv, 72p.

10560. Roebuck, J. A. "Attendance in Parliament." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 1 (1834): 30-32. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; includes useful tables for the House of Commons.]

10561. ---. "Extracts from the diary of an M.P." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine 3 (1833): 409-16, 641-49; n.s. 2 (1835): 211-16. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10562. ---. "The prospects of the people during the coming session." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine 4 (Oct. 1833-Jan. 1834): 325-39. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10563. ---. "The reformed Parliament." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine 2 (Oct. 1832-March 1833): 685-88. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10564. Symonds, Arthur. "The gone-by session." Westminster Review 19 (July-Oct. 1833): 387-430. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10565. ---. "Second session of the reformed House." Westminster Review 21 (July-Oct. 1834): 427-41. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.] 10566. ---. "Tactic of a reformed House of Commons." Westminster Review 17 (July-Oct. 1832): 450-68. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10567. ---. "Votes of members of the reformed House." Westminster Review 22 (Jan.-April 1835): 54-56. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10568. Thoughts on the reformed Parliament, and the reformed ministry; or a view of the present state and future prospects of the country. Edinburgh: James Stillie, 1834. 48p.

10569. University of London. Debate in the House of Commons, on Thursday, July 4, 1833, on the motion of William Tooke ... for an address to His Majesty for the grant of a charter to the University of London. Extracted from the Mirror of Parliament - part ccxxx. By desire of the Council of the University. London: Printed for the proprietors of "The Mirror of Parliament", 1833. 32p. [Not seen; details taken from the National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints.]

10570. Whistlecraft, Nahum. The reform ministry, and the reformed Parliament. Done into verse. 10th ed. London: J. Fraser, 1834. 78p.

10571. Wild, T. J. "The scope and nature of Whig reform: clause 147 of the Irish Church (Temporalities) Bill, 1833." M.A., University of Alberta, 1992.

10572. Woolley, S. F. "The personnel of the Parliament of 1833." English Historical Review 53 (1938): 240-62.

10573. Young, George. "The House of Commons in 1833." In Essays on reform: 309-23. London: Macmillan, 1867.

1835 Parliament

10574. Alison, Archibald. "The House of Peers." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 40 (July-Dec. 1836): 595-608. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10575. ---. "The late crisis and session of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 38 (July-Dec. 1835): 503-15. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10576. The assembled Commons, 1836. An account of each Member of Parliament, embracing particulars of his family, descent, political influence, opinions, etc. etc. together with the state of the polls at the last election. London: Edward Churton, 1836. viii, 227p.

10577. Bisset, Andrew. "House of Lords." Westminster Review 24 (Jan.-April 1836): 47-79. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10578. "British Parliament in 1835." Southern Literary Messenger 2 (1835-6): 471-76, 547-49, 636-44.

10579. Butt, Isaac. "The collision." Dublin University Magazine 8 (July-Dec. 1836): 135-42. [Debates on the Irish Municipal Reform Bill.]

10580. C. C. T. "The past year - popery - and the peerage." Dublin University Magazine 9 (Jan.-June 1837): 118- 28.

10581. The Conservative peers and the Reform Ministry. London: James Ridgway, 1836. 123p.

10582. The Conservative peers and the Reform Ministry. 2nd ed. London: James Ridgway, 1837. 123p.

10583. Coohill, Joseph. "The 'Liberal Brigade': ideas of co-operation between Liberal M.P.s in 1835." Parliamentary History 24 (2005): 231-36. 10584. Croker, J. W. "The last session." Quarterly Review 57 (Sept.-Dec. 1836): 230-71. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10585. Croly, George. "Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 40 (July-Dec. 1836): 437-58. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10586. ---. "The prospects of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 41 (Jan.-July 1837): 310-11. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10587. Cullen, M. J. "The making of the Civil Registration Act of 1836." Journal of Ecclesiastical History 25 (1974): 39-59.

10588. The debate in the House of Commons on church reform and the bishops' seats in Parliament, Feb. 16th 1837. Republished by G. Hadfield. Esq. M.P. With an introduction by a Manchester Reformer. London: E. Stanford, 1867. 62p. [The introduction is signed A. T.]

10589. Debate in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, May 3, 1836, on the appointment of Lieut.-Colonel Lord Brudenell, M.P., to the 11th Light Dragoons. London: Printed for the proprietor of "The Mirror of Parliament", 1836. 48p. [Not seen; details taken from the National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints.]

10590. Debates in the House of Commons, during the session of 1835, upon Mr. Maurice O'Connell's motion for a select committee to inquire into the conduct of General Darling, whilst Governor of New South Wales; also, the case of Captain Robison late of the New South Wales Veteran Companies. Extracted from the Mirror of Parliament. London: W. Clowes, 1835. 78p.

10591. Elbourne, Elizabeth. "The sin of the settler: the 1835-36 Select Committee on Aborigines and debates over virtue and conquest in the early nineteenth-century British white settler empire." Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History 4, no. 3 (Winter 2003). [An electronic journal.]

10592. Factory debate. The speeches of several leading friends of the factory children, delivered on Tuesday, May the 10th, 1836, in the debate which occurred on the second reading of Mr. Poulett Thomson's Factory Act Amendment Bill. [S.l.: s.n.], 1836. 20p.

10593. Gross, Izhak. "Parliament and the abolition of negro apprenticeship 1835-1838." English Historical Review 96 (1981): 560-76.

10594. Johnson, D. W. J. "Sir James Graham and the 'Derby Dilly'." University of Birmingham Historical Journal 4 (1953-54): 66-80.

10595. Johnston, William. "Passages from the diary of Terence O'Ruark, A. M." Dublin University Magazine 5 (Jan.-June 1835): 432-38. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10596. ---. "Post-sessional reflection." Dublin University Magazine 6 (July-Dec. 1835): 466-70. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10597. Laidlaw, Zoë. "'Aunt Anna's report': the Buxton women and the Aborigines Select Committee, 1835-37."

Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 32, no. 2 (May 2004): 1-28. [The influence of the female relatives of Sir T. F. Buxton on the report.]

10598. "The late election. I Character of 'The Melbourne Parliament'. II Probable results of this election." Fraser's Magazine 16 (July-Dec. 1837): 267-82.

10599. Mac Donnell, Eneas. Vindication of the House of Lords, &c. &c. &c. in a series addressed 'To the Editor of The Times'. London: Edward Churton, 1835. 39p. [Written in Nov. 1835; in relation to Irish legislation.]

10600. Molesworth, William. "Parliamentary conduct of the radicals." London and Westminster Review 5 & 27 (1837): 270-83. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10601. Mosse, R. B. The parliamentary guide. A concise history of the members of both houses of Parliament, their connexions, pursuits, etc. London: A. H. Baily, 1835. xvi, 240, 140p.

10602. O'Sullivan, Samuel. "Parliamentary doings." Dublin University Magazine 9 (Jan.-June 1837): 379-92. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10603. The parliamentary indicator; containing a list of the members returned to the Commons' House of Parliament at the general election in January, 1835. The number of their constituents - the majorities by which they were returned - their opinions as stated by the electors or indicated by their votes - with occasional notices of their lives, birth, fortune, education, and political career; and the division on the Speakership. London: Chapman and Hall, 1835. vi, [2], 136p.

10604. The Parliamentary test book for 1835; a political guide to the sentiments individually expressed, and the pledges given, at the late general election, by each of the 658 members of the second reformed House of Commons: containing 1. Extracts from their printed addresses and speeches. 2. The town and country residences. 3. The votes given by each member upon the leading questions of the two last sessions. The whole alphabetically arranged. London: E. Wilson, 1835. 211p.

10605. Phillips, John A., and Charles Wetherell. "Parliamentary parties and municipal politics: 1835 and the party system." Parliamentary History 13 (1994): 48-85.

10606. Record Commission. Report of the debate in the House of Commons on the motion of Charles Buller, Esq., M.P. for Liskeard, for a select committee "to inquire into the management and affairs of the Record Commission, and the present state of the records of the United Kingdom". 18 February 1836. London: Printed by Samuel Bentley, 1836. 22p.

10607. Rich, Henry. Who is to be Speaker? London: Henry Hooper, 1835. 16p.

10608. Roebuck, J. A. The conduct of ministers respecting the amendments of the House of Lords. By J. A. Roebuck. Local courts in boroughs. By T.F. Mr Spring Rice and the Appropriation Act. By H. S. Chapman. London: C. Ely, 1836. 16p. [Reprinted in Roebuck's Pamphlets for the people, vol. 1. London: C. Ely, 1836. Amendments on the Reform Bill.]

10609. ---. The crisis! What ought the ministers to do? By J. A. Roebuck. Another rotten borough for sale. By H. S. Chapman. Mr Bulwer's sham motion for the repeal of the tax on knowledge. Administration of the law by the Lords. By T.F. Mr. Ormsby Gore and the landlords' arguments in favour of war. London: C. Ely, 1835. 16p. [Reprinted in Roebuck's Pamphlets for the people, vol. 1. London: C. Ely, 1836.]

10610. ---. The peers and the people: municipal reform: corn laws: taxes on knowledge. By Francis Place. Wholesale obstructiveness of the Lords. by H. S. Chapman. Votes of Mr. George Frederick Young. By

H.S.C. London: C. Ely, 1835. 16p. [Reprinted in Roebuck's Pamphlets for the people, vol. 1. London: C. Ely, 1836.]

10611. ---. Prospects for the coming session: views of the Radical Party. By J. A Roebuck. Mr. N. Goldsmid and Mr. John Black, the editor of the Morning Chronicle. By J. A. R. Railroads and railroad projects - Mr. Goulburn's anathema. By H. S. Chapman. The newspaper stamp return - postscript to a former article. By H.S.C. London: C. Ely, 1835. 16p. [Reprinted in Roebuck's Pamphlets for the people, vol. 1. London: C. Ely, 1836.]

10612. ---. A short review of a long session. By J. A. Roebuck. Mr. Grove Price and the constitution. By J.A.R. New method of disfranchising electors. By H. S. Chapman. Borough justice. By H.S.C. London: C. Ely, 1835. 16p. [Reprinted in Roebuck's Pamphlets for the people, vol. 1. London: C. Ely, 1836.] 10613. ---. Trades' Unions: their advantage to the working classes. By J. A. Roebuck. Fallacies of the House of Commons on the ballot in America. By H. S. Chapman. London: C. Ely, 1835. 16p. [Reprinted in Roebuck's Pamphlets for the people, vol. 1. London: C. Ely, 1836. Chapman refers to the debate on Mr. Grote's motion on the ballot.]

10614. Symonds, Arthur. "New House of Commons." Westminster Review 22 (Jan.-April 1835): 163-72. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10615. ---. "Radical parliamentary policy." Westminster Review 18 (Jan.-April 1833): 493-99. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10616. Troutbeck's estate. Debate on the Troutbeck estate in the House of Commons, on Friday, July 15, and Thursday, August 4, 1836. Extracted from the "Mirror of Parliament". London: Printed for the Proprietor of "The Mirror", 1836. 61p. [On the estate of Samuel Troutbeck of Madras.]

10617. West, Martin John. A letter to the Right Hon. Viscount Melbourne on the present mode of legislation in respect of public bills. London: Hatchard, 1836. 32p.

1837 Parliament

10618. Alder, G. J. "The 'garbled' blue books of 1839 - myth or reality?" Historical Journal 15 (1972): 229-59. [Afghan War blue books.]

10619. Alison, Archibald. "The Whig dissolution." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 50 (1841): 1-31*. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10620. Blake, Francis. The House of Lords, the people's charter, and the corn laws. London: Ridgways, 1839. 24p.

10621. Brougham, Henry. Lord Brougham's reply to Lord John Russell's letter to the electors of Slough, on the principles of the Reform Act. 2nd ed. London: Ridgway, 1839. 35, [1]p. [2 editions in 1839.]

10622. ---. "The new Houses of Parliament." Edinburgh Review 65 (April-July 1837): 174-79. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10623. Brundage, Anthony. "Ministers, magistrates and reformers: the genesis of the Rural Constabulary Act of 1839." Parliamentary History 5 (1986): 55-64.

10624. Bulwer-Lytton, Edward, 1st Baron Lytton. "Letters by an English Member of Parliament to M. De-----, of the Chambre des Députés." Monthly Chronicle 1 (1838): 337-47; 2 (1838): 1-10. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index. On the current political situation.]

10625. "Close of the session of 1840." Fraser's Magazine 22 (July-Dec. 1840): 373-81.

10626. "The coming session." Monthly Chronicle 5 (1840): 1-14.

10627. Croker, J. W. "The budget and the dissolution." Quarterly Review 68 (June-Sept. 1841): 238-80. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10628. Debate in the House of Commons on the motion of Sir John Yarde Buller, Bart., "That Her Majesty's Government, as at present constituted, does not possess the confidence of this House". 28 Jan. 1840. London: J. Walter and Co., 1840. 151p.

10629. Debate in the House of Lords on the Earl of Aberdeen's bill for regulating the appointment of Ministers of the Church of Scotland; on 16th June, 1840. Specially reported for "The Witness". Edinburgh: John Johnstone, 1840. 28p. 10630. Debate on the factory question, House of Commons, June 22, 1838. Manchester: [s.n.], 1838. 8p.

10631. The debate upon Mr. Ward's resolutions, on colonization, in the House of Commons, June 27, 1839, containing the speeches of H. G. Ward ... Sir W. Molesworth, Bart, ... Right Hon. Henry Labouchere, ... W. Warburton, ... and Right. Hon. Viscount Howick, ... Corrected by the several speakers. London: Ridgway, 1839. 84p.

10632. The evils of the factory system illustrated: being a debate in the House of Commons, July 20, on Lord Ashley's proposition. Re-printed from the Manchester and Salford Advertiser, of July 28th, 1838. With an editorial article on the conduct of Mr. George William Wood. To which is affixed, a speech delivered at the City of London Tavern February 23, 1833, by Daniel O'Connell, Esq, "M.P. for Ireland", in 1833, which will be the best answer to the "good-natured nonsense" delivered by Daniel O'Connell Esq. M.P. for Dublin, in 1838; and a list of the division. Printed at the Advertiser Office: Manchester, 1838. 24p.

10633. Fraser, Robert S. "The House of Lords in the first Parliament of Queen Victoria, 1837-1841." Ph.D., Cornell University, 1967.

10634. Grant, James. The British Senate in 1838; forming a second series of Random recollections of the Lords and Commons. 2 vols. London: Henry Colburn, 1838.

10635. ---. Random recollections of the Lords and Commons. Second series. 2 vols. London: Henry Colburn, 1838.

10636. Heesom, Alan. "An unpublished comment on Disraeli's maiden speech." Newsletter Disraeli Project 3, no. 2 (Fall 1978): 14-17.

10637. Hickson, W. E. "The dissolution." Westminster Review 36 (July-Oct. 1841): 167-88. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10638. "The House of Commons." Monthly Law Magazine and Political Review 1 (Feb.-May 1838): 167-82, 336- 52, 475-92; 2 (June-Sept 1838): 17-31, 179-92, 336-60, 496-519; 3 (Oct. 1838-Jan. 1839): 17-32, 322-2, 476-88; 4 (Feb.-May 1839): 26-33, 95-108, 182-90, 245-64; 5 (June-Sept. 1839): 18-32, 99-112, 149-60, 217-32; 6 (Oct.1839-Jan. 1840): 22-32, 98-108; 7 (Feb.-May 1840): 21-40. [Covers both Houses.]

10639. Ionian Islands. Debate on the motion of Lord Charles Fitzroy, for an address to Her Majesty in the House of Commons, Tuesday, June 23, 1840. London: [s.n.], 1840. 11p. [Reprinted from the "Mirror of Parliament".]

10640. Kemble, J. M., and T. W. Beaumont. "The state of the nation." British and Foreign Review 9 (July-Oct. 1839): 273-319.

10641. Mask. St Stephens: or pencillings of politicians. London: Hugh Cunnningham, 1839. viii, 246p. [Profiles of politicans.]

10642. Member of the Middle Temple. The assembled Commons: or, parliamentary biographer: with an abstract of the law of election & the usages of Parliament. London: Scott Webster & Geary, 1838. 311p.

10643. Mosse, R. B. The parliamentary guide. A concise biography of the members of both houses of Parliament, their connexions, etc. .... London: A. H. Baily, 1838. xvi, 264p. [Corrected to February 5, 1838.]

10644. O'Rourk, Terence. "The Irish grievance debates." Dublin University Magazine 22 (July-Dec. 1840): 177- 84. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10645. O'Sullivan, Samuel. "The City of Dublin at the bar of the House of Lords." Dublin University Magazine 16 (July-Dec. 1840): 108-19. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; petition against the Irish Corporation Bill.]

10646. ---. "The crisis: being a commentary on the dissolution of the British Parliament and on the Whig Party's record." Dublin University Magazine 18 (July-Dec. 1841): 119-26. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10647. ---. "The last session." Dublin University Magazine 12 (July-Dec. 1838): 259-68. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10648. ---. "Lord Mulgrave's defence." Dublin University Magazine 11 (Jan.-June 1838): 143-64. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; a commentary on his speech in the House of Lords on Nov. 27th 1837 and the speech of the Earl of Roden on same date.]

10649. ---. "Ministerial manoeuvres." Dublin University Magazine 13 (Jan.-June 1839): 757-63. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10650. ---. "The present session: Irish municipal reform, and Lord Stanley's registration bills." Dublin University Magazine 15 (Jan.-June 1840): 599-612. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10651. ---. "The Queen, the Parliament, and the people." Dublin University Magazine 14 (July-Dec. 1839): 238-45. [Attributed in Wellesley Index.]

10652. ---. "A word in season to the conservatives in Parliament." Dublin University Magazine 10 (July-Dec. 1837): 520-37. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10653. Parliamentary manual for the year 1838; containing the present and last Parliaments, authentic results of the various polls in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland; and a summary of the Act 2 William IV. cap 45, to amend the representation of the people in England and Wales: with forms of lists and notices, applicable to counties, cities, boroughs, &c. Also, a list of the changes in administration, from the commencement of the present century; a summary account of the duties of the great officers of state; a table of the duration of the several Parliaments, from Henry VIII to the present time; a list of those places which formerly sent members to Parliament; a list of the deaths of the principal personages since 1799; and a complete abstract of the election laws. London: James Ridgway and Sons, 1838. 150p.

10654. Parliamentary speeches during the session 1840: many of the above speeches corrected by the speakers. London: William Edward Painter, 1840. xii, 358p. [A selection from the leading Conservative speeches.]

10655. Parliamentary touchstone or, political guide to the House of Commons; by the editor of "The Guide" newspaper. London: Joseph Thomas, 1838. [6], 128p. [This may have been a serial publication which appeared in 4 parts, Jan.-Feb. 1838. A list, with brief annotations, of members of the House of Commons.]

10656. Rajah of Sattara. The debate on the motion of Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P. "That an humble address be presented to Her Majesty, that she will be graciously pleased to direct an impartial inquiry into the charges against Pertaub Shean, late Rajah of Sattara, and also whether he has been furnished with a copy of the charges and evidence against him on which he was, in 1839, deposed from his Raj, and sent an exile and a state prisoner to Benares, and that Her Majesty will be further pleased to direct inquiry into the charges of corruption and bribery brought by Krushnajee Sudasew Bhidey (as stated in the papers recently laid before this House) against Colonel Ovans, while resident at Sattara, and is now a prisoner under the East India Company, as Sirdar of the Second Class" in the House of Commons, Tuesday, July 22nd, 1845. Extracted from Hansard's Parliamentary Debates. London: Cornelius Buck, 1845. 42p.

10657. Rich, Henry. What next? or the Peers and the third time of asking. New ed. London: James Ridgeway, 1837. 59p. [The new edition is described as (corr. and altered from the seventh in October); all 8 editions were published in 1837.]

10658. Russell, John, 1st Earl Russell. Letter to the electors of Stroud on the principles of the Reform Act. 7th ed. London: Ridgway, 1839. 44p. [7 editions in the same year.]

10659. Sephton, Robert S. "Thwarted again: the defeat of the second Oxford and Great Western Union Railway Bill, 1838." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 33 (1999): 92-115.

10660. Speeches of the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, M.P., the Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay, M.P., the Hon. Fox Maule, M.P., the Right Hon. Lord Morpeth, M.P., and the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, M.P., on the defeat of Sir J. Y. Buller's motion "That Her Majesty's Government, as at present constituted, does not possess the confidence of the House". On Tuesday, January 28, 1840. London: James Ridgway, 1840. 70p.

10661. Stockdale, Eric. "The unnecessary crisis: the background to the Parliamentary Papers Act 1840." Public Law (1990): 30-49.

10662. "Thoughts on passing things." Dublin University Magazine 12 (July-Dec. 1838): 451-54. [Poor law; ballot; repeal of the corn laws.]

10663. Wade, John. Glances at the times, and reform government. 5th ed. London: E. Wilson, 1840. 72p. [5 editions published in the same year.]

10664. ---. Reform government and its claims to the confidence of the electors of the United Kingdom. 16th ed. London: E. Wilson, 1841. 24p. ["Abstracted, with additions, and by permission, from Mr. Wade's "Glances at the times"." 5th ed.]

1841 Parliament

10665. Aydelotte, William O. "On the business interests of the gentry in the Parliament of 1841-47." In The making of Victorian England, edited by G. Kitson Clark: 290-305. London: Methuen, 1962.

10666. ---. "A statistical analysis of the Parliament of 1841: some problems of method." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 27 (1954): 141-55.

10667. The battle for native industry. The debate upon the corn laws, the corn importation and customs' duties bills, and the other financial measures of the government in session 1846. Reprinted, by permission, from

Hansard's Parliamentary Debates. 2 vols. London: Office of the Society for the Protection of Agriculture and British Agriculture, 1846. [Edited by A. S. O'B. = Augustus Stafford O'Brien later Augustus Stafford.]

10668. Beavan, Edward, and Frederick Walford. Parliamentary cases relating to railways, &c. determined by the Select Committees of the Houses of Parliament in the session 1846. 2 vols. London; Dublin: A. Maxwell; Hodges and Smith, 1847. [Parts 1 and 2 of Vol. 1 only published.]

10669. Case as to the legality of the arrest and imprisonment of William Smith O'Brien, Esquire, Member of Parliament for the County of Limerick, for disobeying an order of the House of Commons; with the opinion of counsel thereon. London: V. & R. Stevens, 1846. 56p.

10670. Cheyne, Sonia. "Act of Parliament or royal prerogative? James Stephen and the first New Zealand Constitution Bill." New Zealand Journal of History 24 (1990): 182-89.

10671. Church question. House of Lords. A full and impartial report of the speeches in the House of Lords, on Lord Campbell's resolutions respecting the Church of Scotland, on Friday, March 31, 1843. Edinburgh: Edinburgh Publishing Co., 1843. 20p.

10672. Conacher, J. B. "Mr. Gladstone seeks a seat." Report of the Annual Meeting/Canadian Historical Association (1962): 55-67. [After he accepted the Colonial Office in late 1845.]

10673. A corrected report of the debate in the House of Commons, on the 17th, 18th, and 19th of June, on the state of New Zealand, and the case of the New Zealand Company. London: John Murray, 1845. iv, 287p.

10674. Croker, J. W. "Railway legislation." Quarterly Review 74 (June-Oct. 1844): 224-80. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10675. Crosby's parliamentary record, containing debates in the Lords and Commons on the corn laws, in the memorable session of 1846. 2 vols. Leeds: Published by George Crosby, 1847. [The 2nd vol. contains the debates; this vol. was reprinted in 1848 and 1849.]

10676. Debate on second reading of the Dissenters' Chapels Bill, in the House of Commons, June 6, 1844. London: J. Chapman, 1844. iv, 108p.

10677. Debate on the Dissenters' Chapels Bill, in the House of Lords, May 3, 1844. From the notes of the shorthand writer. London: J. Chapman, 1844. 42p.

10678. Debate on the first reading of the Protection of Life (Ireland) Bill; by R. Dillon Browne, M.P. London: William Pickering, 1846. xv, 306p.

10679. Debate upon the motion for abolishing the punishment of death, in the House of Commons, Tuesday, March 9th, 1847. London: C. Gilpin, 1847. 34p.

10680. Debates in in [sic] the House of Commons on Sir Robert Peel's bank bills of 1844 & 1845. London: C. Buck, 1875. 187p.

10681. Debates no parlamento britannico sobre os negocios de Portugal. Lisboa: Typographia de Pedro Antonio Borges, 1847. 99p. ['The debates in the British Parliament on Portugal'.]

10682. De Quincey, Thomas. "The last session of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 54 (July-Dec. 1843): 538-50. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10683. Discussion on the state of Greece, in the House of Commons, August 15, 1843. London: William Edward Painter, 1843. 23p.

10684. Frank, Christopher. "The defeat of the 1844 Master and Servants Bill." In Masters, servants, and magistrates in Britain and the Empire, 1562-1955, edited by Douglas Hay and Paul Craven: 402-21. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2004.

10685. A full and impartial report of the important debate in the House of Commons, on Mr. Fox Maule's motion regarding the Church of Scotland, on the evenings of Tuesday and Wednesday, the 7th and 8th March, 1843. Edinburgh: Edinburgh Publishing Company, 1843. 50p.

10686. Gren, A. R. "The Lords Committee on Compensation 1845." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 33 (2001): 460-65. [On compensation for land taken for railways.]

10687. Grogan, Geraldine. "The Colleges Bill 1845-49." In O'Connell: education, church and state: proceedings of the second annual Daniel O'Connell workshop, edited by Maurice R. O'Connell: 19-34. Dublin: Institute of Public Adminstration on behalf of DOCAL, 1992.

10688. Gwynn, Denis. O' Connell, Davis and the Colleges Bill. Oxford; Cork: B. H. Blackwell; Cork University Prees, 1948. 88p.

10689. ---. "O'Connell, Davis and the Colleges Bill." Irish Ecclesiastical Record 69 (1947): 561-72, 668-82, 767- 81, 957-71, 1051-65; 70 (1948):17-32.

10690. Harwood, Philip. "Desiderata for the coming session." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine o.s, 16 (1845): 133-36. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10691. ---. "The opening of the session." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine o.s, 15 (1844): 137-40. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10692. ---. "The opening of the session - state parties." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine o.s, 16 (1845): 201-4. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10693. ---. "Retrospect of the session." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine o.s, 15 (1844): 608-12. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10694. Heesom, Alan. "The Coal Mines Act of 1842, social reform, and social control." Historical Journal 24 (1981): 69-88.

10695. ---. "The northern coal-owners and the opposition to the Coal Mines Act of 1842." International Review of Social History 25 (1980): 236-71.

10696. Hilton, Boyd. "Peel, potatoes and providence." Political Studies 49 (2001): 106-9. [Answered by Iain McLean and Camilla Bustani: 110-111.]

10697. Hogan, J. F. "Editorial note on Macaulay's speech on the Maynooth grant." Irish Ecclesiastical Record 4th ser., 26 (1909): 612-19.

10698. "How is Parliament to get through its railway business?" Tait's Edinburgh Magazine o.s, 17 (1846): 50-53.

10699. Irwin, Douglas A. "The reciprocity debate in Parliament, 1842-1846." In Free trade and its reception 1815-1960. Freedom and trade. Vol. 1. Proceedings of a conference to commemorate the 150th

anniversary of the repeal of the Corn Laws, edited by Andrew Marrison: 129-44. Routledge explorations in economic history, 8. London: Routledge, 1998.

10700. Johnston, William. "Meeting of Parliament." Dublin University Magazine 19 (Jan.-June 1842): 405-13. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10701. ---. "Meeting of Parliament, etc." Dublin University Magazine 21 (Jan.-June 1843): 373-77. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10702. ---. "Politics and the Parliament." Dublin University Magazine 19 (1842): 538-45, 683-90, 801-8. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10703. Jones, Wilbur Devereux. "The origins and passage of Lord Aberdeen's Act." Hispanic American Historical Review 42 (1962): 502-20. [Brazilian Slave Trade Act, 1845.]

10704. Low's comparative & historical register of the House of Commons, 1841 to 1847, including the unsuccessful candidates, with the numbers polled at all the contested elections and much other useful information. London: Sampson Low, 1847. 80p.

10705. Low's comparative register of House of Commons, 1837 to 1841; including the results of the general election, with the official declaration of the polls wherever a contest has taken place. London: Sampson Low, 1841. 63, [9]p. [At head of the title: October 10, 1841; a 2nd titlepage has after "election": 'with the official returns, an alphabetical list of the members, and other tables'.]

10706. A manual of Queen Victoria's second Parliament, and of the late general election: showing the constituency of each place; the names and politics of candidates, and members of the new and the late Parliament, and the numbers polled; the seats gained by each party; the retired and defeated members of the late Parliament, their stations or offices, and politics; and a classified summary of the whole results of the election. London: Published by Simpkin Marshall, 1841. 54p.

10707. McKeown, T. J. "The politics of corn law repeal and theories of commercial policy." British Journal of Political Science 19 (1989): 353-80.

10708. McLean, Iain. "Irish potatoes, Indian corn, and British politics: interests, ideology, heresthetics, and the repeal of the corn laws." In Contemporary Political Studies 1998, edited by Andrew Dobson and Jeffrey Stanyer. Vol. 2: 124-41. Nottingham: Political Studies Association, 1998.

10709. ---. "Wellington and the corn laws 1845-6: a study in heresthetic." In Wellington Studies III, edited by C. M. Woolgar: 227-56. Southampton: Hartley Institute, University of Southampton, 1999.

10710. McLean, Iain, and Camilla Bustani. "Irish potatoes and British politics: interests, ideology, heresthetic and the repeal of the corn laws." Political Studies 47 (1999): 817-36. [On the repeal of the corn laws in 1846.]

10711. McLean, Iain, and Christopher Foster. "The political economy of regulation: interests, ideology, voters, and the UK Regulation of Railways Act, 1844." Public Administration 70 (1992): 313-31.

10712. Molyneux, Catherine. "Reform as process: the parliamentary fate of the Bank Charter Act of 1844." In Reform and reformers in nineteenth century Britain, edited by Michael J. Turner: 63-80. Sunderland: University of Sunderland Press, 2004.

10713. Neaves, Charles. "The session of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 52 (July-Dec. 1842): 145- 53. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10714. O'Byrne, Robert. The parliamentary vote-book; containing the divisions of the House of Commons, in the session of 1846. [To be continued annually]. London: John Ollivier, 1847. [2], 179p. [Only vol. published.]

10715. Ollivier, John. Ollivier's parliamentary and political directory for the session 1841. London: John Ollivier, 1841. 50p.

10716. Parliamentary debates on the Dissenters' Chapels Bill, 7 & 8 Vict. ch. 45 A.D. M.DCCC.XLIV. Printed by the Non-conformists of Great Britain and Ireland associated for promoting the Dissenters' Chapels Bill. London: [s.n.], 1844. xviii, 492p.

10717. The Presbyterian reporter, being a register of parliamentary proceedings and public documents relating to the Dissenting Chapels' and Endowments' Bill, for the protection of the Presbyterians in England and Ireland, not subscribing to the articles of Christian faith of human compilation. London: John Chapman, 1844. iv, 444p. [Published in 7 parts.]

10718. The railway bill register; containing a list of railway bills in progress through Parliament, with a statement in each case of the amount of money proposed to be raised, the number and qualification of directors, the period limited for compulsory purchase of lands and completion of works, the lines proposed to be amalgamated with or leased or sold to other companies, the name of the agent for the bill, etc. And also, the proceedings on each bill in both Houses of Parliament, from the commencement of the session to the adjournment at Easter. Westminster: James Bigg, 1846. xxiv, 167p. [The Bodleian Library copy has a ms. note: By J. Bigg, Jnr.]

10719. Ranlett, John. "Railway members of the House of Commons, 1841-1847: a cross section of the political nation." Ph.D., Harvard University, 1967.

10720. "The recent session." Eclectic Review 4th ser., 18 (1845): 345-58.

10721. Report of the proceedings in the House of Lords on the Charitable Trusts' Bill, commencing 27th March 1846. With an analysis of the bill. London: Compton and Ritchie, 1846. 19, 4p. [Includes a 4 page addenda.] 10722. "Review of the session." Eclectic Review 4th ser., 14 (1843): 458-76.

10723. "Review of the session of 1844." Eclectic Review 4th ser., 16 (1845): 477-97.

10724. Schonhardt-Bailey, Cheryl. From the corn laws to free trade: interests, ideas, and institutions in historical perspective. Cambridge, Mass: MIT Press, 2006. xiii, 426p.

10725. ---. "Ideology, party and interests in the British Parliament of 1841-47." British Journal of Political Science 33 (2003): 581-605.

10726. Sephton, Robert S. "Success at last: the Oxford Railway Act, 1843." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 33 (2000): 290-313.

10727. Seville, Catherine. Literary copyright reform in early Victorian England: the framing of the 1842 Copyright Act. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. xii, 300p.

10728. ---. "Principle or pragmatism?: the framing of the 1842 Copyright Act." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1995.

10729. Skeen, W. "The last of the protectionists; a passage of parliamentary history." Macmillan's Magazine 3 (Nov. 1860-April 1861): 257-63. [Corn laws in 1846.]

10730. Spring-Rice, Thomas. "The late session." Edinburgh Review 76 (Oct. 1842-Jan. 1843): 241-74. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10731. Stewart, Robert. "The ten hours and the sugar crises of 1844: government and the House of Commons in the age of reform." Historical Journal 12 (1969): 35-57.

10732. Wade, John. "The legislation of 1844." Westminster Review 42 (Sept.-Dec. 1844): 318-62. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10733. ---. "Legislation of 1845." Westminster Review 45 (March-June 1846): 354-404. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10734. Warwick, William Atkinson. The House of Commons, as elected to the fourteenth Parliament of the United Kingdom. Being the second of Queen Victoria. London: Saunders and Otley, 1841. xxxiii, 173p.

1847 Parliament

10735. "Anecdotes of the Peerage." Patrician 5 (Jan-June 1848): 161-66. [Includes details of the peerage for 1848.]

10736. Association for the Promotion of Steam Communication with Australia. Report of proceedings adopted for the establishment of steam communication with the Australian Colonies and New Zealand; together with the recent debates in both Houses of Parliament on the subject. London: Trelawny Saunders, 1850. 79p. [Debate in the Lords 5 August 1850; in the Commons 25 July 1850.]

10737. Aytoun, W. E. "Agriculture, commerce, and manufactures: opening of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 67 (Jan.-June 1850): 347-76. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10738. ---. "Autumn politics." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 70 (July-Dec 1851): 607-28. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10739. ---. "The opening of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 65 (Jan.-June 1849): 357-82. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.] 10740. ---. "A review of the last session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 64 (July-Dec. 1848): 261-90. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10741. Bailey, Sydney D. "Parliament and the 1851 exhibition." Parliamentary Affairs 4 (1950-51): 311-24.

10742. Beard, J. R. "Parliamentary session of 1851." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 18 (1851): 517-25. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10743. The betrayal of England, addressed to the working classes: debate in House of Commons; Feb. 8th, 14th, 23d, and March 1st, 1848. From Hansard's Parliamentary Debates. London: Trübner, 1854. 12p. [For a fuller version, see no. 10752.]

10744. Brown, David. "The power of public opinion: Palmerston and the crisis of December 1851." Parliamentary History 20 (2001): 333-58.

10745. Carswell, Allan. "House of Commons reports on public petitions." Journal of the Society for Army

Historical Research 68 (1990): 135-36. [On the indecency of the kilt as worn by the 93rd Highlanders in 1850.]

10746. Charges against the Lord Viscount Palmerston. Proceedings on the motion of Thomas Chisholm Anstey, Esq., (M.P for Youghall [sic]), for An address to Her Majesty for copies of papers relating to certain transactions with foreign states between 1830 and the present time, except such papers as have already laid before Parliament; together with the names of the ministers or councillors who have advised the Crown concerning such transactions, etc. etc. In the House of Commons, Wednesday, March 1st, 1848. Extracted from Hansard's Parliamentary Debates. London: George Woodfall, 1848. 65p.

10747. Charges against the Lord Viscount Palmerston. Proceedings on the motion of Thomas Chisholm Anstey, Esq., (M.P for Youghal), for An address to Her Majesty for copies of papers relating to certain transactions with foreign states between 1830 and the present time, except such papers as have already laid before Parliament; together with the names of the ministers or councillors, who have advised the Crown concerning such transactions, etc. etc. In the House of Commons, Wednesday, February 23rd, 1848. Extracted from Hansard's Parliamentary Debates. London: George Woodfall, 1848. 121p.

10748. Cooper, C. P. A portion of the debate on the Irish Chancery Bill, February, 1850. Put into print in the present form by the desire of some Whig members of the Chancery Bar not in Parliament. London: [s.n.], 1851. 7p.

10749. Court of Chancery. Debate in the House of Commons, Thursday, 27th March, 1851, upon Lord John Russell's motion for leave to bring in a bill for the better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery; ed. by Charles Purton Cooper. 4th ed. London: V. & R. Stevens, 1851. 32p.

10750. Croker, J. W. "Parliamentary prospects." Quarterly Review 81 (June-Sept. 1847): 541-78. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10751. Debate on the Marriages Bill. Speeches of the Earl of St. Germans and the Viscount Gage, with a summary of the other parts of the debate in the House of Lords ... February 25, 1851. London: J. Madden, 1851. 44p.

10752. The debates on the motion for papers, with a view to the impeachment of the Right Hon. Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston. House of Commons, Feb. 8th, 23rd, March 1st, 17th, 1848. London: R. Hardwicke, 1860. 59p.

10753. Education in Ireland. Report of speeches in the House of Commons on Mr. Hamilton's motion on the above subject, August 21, 1848. London; Dublin: J. Hatchard; William Curry, 1848. 54p.

10754. Episcopacy in Scotland. Revised report of the debate in the House of Lords, May, 22, 1849, on the occasion of the Right Honourable the Lord Brougham presenting a petition from members of the United Church of England and Ireland resident in Scotland; also original letters from several English prelates. With an appendix containing an examination of the more important statements advanced in the debate and a verbatim copy of the petition. London: J. Hatchard, 1849. xiii, 244p. [Edited by C. J. Miles.]

10755. Ex-M.P. 'Are the Lords the friends of the people?': a question suggested by the bill for the repeal of the navigation laws viewed in connection with the results of free trade legislation, on the condition, taxes, rates, and minds of the community. London: T. and W. Boone, 1849. 16p.

10756. "A few members of the new Parliament." Patrician 4 (July-Dec. 1847): 258-60.

10757. "A fortuitous concurrence of atoms." Dublin University Magazine 49 (Jan.-June 1857): 631-40. [1851 session.]

10758. Francis, G. H. "A batch of Parliamentary barristers. Sir F. Thesiger - Sir J. Jervis - Sir F. Kelley - Sir D. Dundas - Mr. Stuart - Mr. Rutherford and Mr. McNeill." Fraser's Magazine 36 (July-Dec. 1847): 310-24. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index. Reprinted in the Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature 12 (Sept-Dec. 1847): 257-69.]

10759. ---. "Outlines in Parliament. No. I. Some members of the 'Irish Party'." Fraser's Magazine 36 (July-Dec. 1847): 94-108. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index. Reprinted in the Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature 11 (May-Aug. 1847): 565-78.]

10760. ---. "Outlines in Parliament. No. II. The railway potentates - Mr. Hudson, Mr. Chaplin, Mr. Russell, Mr. Strutt." Fraser's Magazine 36 (July-Dec. 1847): 213-27. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10761. ---. "A group of Parliamentary oddities, no. IV. Colonel Sibthorp, Mr. Muntz, Mr. Peter Borthwick, Mr. Blewitt and Mr. John Collett." Fraser's Magazine 36 (July-Dec. 1847): 461-71. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10762. ---. "Some new members of the new Parliament. Mr. J. Walter, Mr. Feargus O'Connor, Mr. G. Cornewall Lewis." Fraser's Magazine 37 (July-Dec. 1848): 167-77. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10763. Hanley, James G. "The public's reaction to public health: petitions submitted to Parliament, 1847-1848." Social History of Medicine 15 (2002): 393-412.

10764. Hibbert, Frances L. "The Public Libraries Act of 1850: an examination of the social historical context of the Act, with particular reference to the arguments raised in opposition to the Act in Parliament." M.Sc.Econ, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, 1998.

10765. Johnson, Humphrey J. T. "Parliament and the restored hierarchy: a centenary and its lesson." Dublin Review 224, no. 448 (1950): 1-16.

10766. "Legislating under difficulties." Fraser's Magazine 43 (Jan.-June 1851): 595-602.

10767. Lewis, G. C. "State of the nation: the ministry and the new Parliament." Edinburgh Review 87 (Jan.-April 1848): 138-69. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10768. Manley, K. A. "Food for the mind, or food for the belly? The Irish famine and the Public Libraries Act of 1850." Library History 17 (2001): 203-12.

10769. Manning, James. Observations on the debate in the House of Lords, on the 25th February, 1851, upon the motion of the Earl of St. Germans, for the second reading of a bill to make lawful marriages with certain of the prohibited degrees of affinity. By Her Majesty's Ancient Serjeant at Law. London: W. G. Benning, 1854. 92p. 10770. ---. Observations on the debate in the House of Lords, on the 25th February, 1851, upon the motion of the Earl of St. Germans, for the second reading of a bill to make lawful marriages within certain of the prohibited degrees of affinity; and on the debates in the House of Commons, in March, April, May, and June, 1855. 2nd ed. London: W. G. Benning, 1854. 163p.

10771. Mansfield, Horatio. "The end of the session." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 17 (1850): 573-75. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10772. ---. "Limits of party discipline." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 17 (1850): 263-69. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10773. Max, Stanley M. "Tory re-action to the Public Libraries Bill 1850." Journal of Library History 19 (1984): 504-24.

10774. May, Thomas Erskine, Baron Farnborough. "Recent progress of legislation." Edinburgh Review 95 (Jan.- April 1852): 94-122. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10775. Milburn, J. B. "The restoration of the Hierarchy and the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill." Dublin Review 117 (July-Oct. 1895): 347-72.

10776. Ollivier, John. Ollivier's parliamentary and political directory for the session 1848. London: John Ollivier, 1848. 50p.

10777. The question of arbitration in the House of Commons. Being the substance of the debate on Mr. Cobden's motion in favour of arbitration treaties instead of war, for the settlement of international disputes. With an appendix . London: Charles Gilpin, 1849. 24p.

10778. Report of the discussion in Parliament on the Customs' Duty Reduction Acts, (on rum and other colonial spirits), passed in session 1847 and 1848, with observations thereon in a letter to the distilleries of Ireland; by an Irish Trader. Dublin: Thomas J. White, 1849. xvi, 54p.

10779. "Review of the session." Eclectic Review 2nd ser., 28 (1850): 351-72.

10780. Roberts, Stephen. "Feargus O' Connor in the House of Commons, 1847-1852." In The Chartist legacy, edited by Owen Ashton, Robert Fyson, and Stephen Roberts: 102-18. Rendelsham: Merlin Press, 1999.

10781. "The session of 1848." Eclectic Review 4th ser., 24 (1848): 491-510.

10782. Silva, K. M. de. "The 1848 'rebellion' in Ceylon: the British parliamentary post-mortem." Modern Ceylon Studies 5 (1974): 40-76, 117-37.

10783. "Sir Robert Peel's letter and the elections." Fraser's Magazine 36 (July-Dec 1847): 241-51. [Letter to the Electors of Tamworth.]

10784. Sturgis, James Laverne. "British parliamentary radicalism, 1846-1852." Ph.D., University of Toronto, 1972.

10785. Sumner, Heywood. "The New Forest Deer Removal Act, 1851, and afterwards." Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society 54 (1999): 75-87.

10786. Votes in the House of Commons [session 1849] in twenty divisions on the following subjects: namely national representation; ballot; People's Charter; short Parliaments; bribery at elections; admission of the Jews to Parliament; transfer of real property; national expenditure; budget; estimates for Navy, Army and civil contingencies; ordnance estimates; taxation of the country; county reform; colonial reform; and Irish Church temporalities. With lists of absentees, and a table of the average attendances on all the divisions during the session. London: Effingham Wilson, 1850. 22p. 10787. Wade, John. "The session of 1849." Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Review 52 (1850): 479-91. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10788. ---. "Summary of the session." Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Review 54 (1850-51): 138-52. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

1852 Parliament

10789. Adams, Henry. Adams's parliamentary hand-book: a key to the Houses of Lords and Commons. London: Henry Adams; Smith, Elder & Co., 1853. 288p.

10790. ---. Adams's parliamentary hand book: comprising a pocket peerage and parliamentary companion; edited by Edward Morton. 3rd ed. London: Henry Adams; C. Westerton; Simpkin Marshall, 1854. xii, 307p. [For later eds., see no. 10826.]

10791. André, Nadine. "L'India Act de 1853: ruptures et continuités." In Ruptures et continuités: mélanges offerts à François Piquet, edited by Nadine André: 363-87. Lyon: Université Jean Moulin-Lyon 3, 2004.

10792. Aytoun, W. E. "Defeat of the ministry." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 73 (Jan.-June 1853): 111-28. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10793. Babbage, Charles. A word to the wise: observations on peerage for life. London: J. Murray, 1856. 16p.

10794. Brooks, Charles Shirley. "The House of Commons." Quarterly Review 95 (June-Sept. 1854): 1-37. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; reprinted in Eclectic Magazine of Foriegn Literature 33 (Sept.-Dec. 1854): 174-194.]

10795. Burn, W. L. "Parliament at sea." Parliamentary Affairs 3 (1949-50): 444-49. [The Commons attend a naval review, 23 April 1856.]

10796. Bylsma, John R. "Party structure in the 1852-1857 House of Commons: a scalogram analysis." Journal of Interdisciplinary History 7 (1976-77): 617-35.

10797. ---. "Political issues and party unity in the House of Commons, 1852-1857: a scalogram." Ph.D., University of Iowa, 1968.

10798. Cameron, Anne. "The establishment of civil registration in Scotland." Historical Journal 50 (2007): 377- 95. [The background to the 1854 Act.]

10799. The coalition guide: illustrations of the political history of 1853-4, from the "The Press" newspaper. London: "The Press" Office, 1854. iv, 186p.

10800. Croker, J. W. "Parliamentary prospects." Quarterly Review 91 (June-Sept. 1852): 541-67. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10801. Cross, Rupert. "The reports of the Criminal Law Commissioners (1833-1849) and the abortive bills of 1853." In Reshaping the criminal law: essays in honour of Glanville Williams, edited by P. R. Glazebrook: 5-20. London: Stevens, 1978.

10802. Debate in the House of Lords, 11th June 1852, on the motion of Lord Lyndhurst, "That a select committee be appointed to enquire into the allegations of the petition of the Baron de Bode." Together with the report of the select committee. London: T. Brettell, 1852. 57p.

10803. Debate in the House of Lords, on Monday the 1st of August, 1853, upon the motion of Lord Lyndhurst, "That the House earnestly recommends the case of the Baron de Bode to the favourable consideration of Her Majesty's Government". London: W. Clowes, 1854. 81p.

10804. Debate on the case of the Baron de Bode, in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, June 20, 1854. On the Motion of Mr. Montagu Chambers. Extracted from Hansard's Parliamentary Debates, vol. cxxxiv, p. 392.

London: Woodfall & Kinder, 1854. 35p.

10805. Debate on the decimal coinage question in the House of Commons, June 12th, 1855. With remarks on the speech of the Hon. Member for Kidderminster. London: M. S Rickerby, 1855. 37p. [The remarks are by Augustus de Morgan; the member for Kidderminster was Robert Lowe.]

10806. "The duty of the legislature as to life assurance." Dublin University Magazine 40 (July-Dec. 1852): 614-18.

10807. Eagles, John. "Hints for legislation." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 73 (Jan.-June 1853): 503-16. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10808. The education debate of 1856. Reprinted from "The Times". London: Ward, 1856. vi, 106p. [In the Commons on 10-11 April 1856.]

10809. "The fast and loose ministry." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 19 (1852): 365-69.

10810. Gassiot, John P. A letter to J. A. Roebuck, Esq., M.P., chairman of the Administrative Reform Association, with an analysis of the divisions in the House of Commons during the last session of Parliament, as regards the City and Metropolitan members. London: Published by the Association, 1856. 11p. [A 2nd ed., published in the same year.]

10811. ---. Second letter to J. A. Roebuck, Esq., M.P., chairman of the Administrative Reform Association, with an analysis of the divisions in the House of Commons during the last session of Parliament, as regards Members for boroughs enfranchised by the Reform Act of 1832. London: Published by the Association, 1856. 14p.

10812. ---. Third letter to J. A. Roebuck, Esq., M.P. chairman of the Administrative Reform Association, with a full analysis of the divisions in the House of Commons during the last session of Parliament. London: Administrative Reform Association, 1857. 8p.

10813. ---. Fourth letter to J. A. Roebuck, Esq., M.P. chairman of the Administrative Reform Association, with selections from the divisions in the House of Commons during the session of 1855, 1856. London: Administrative Reform Association, 1857. 16p. [Seen in the proof copy, held by the British Library.]

10814. Gladstone, W. E. "The declining efficiency of Parliament." Quarterly Review 99 (June-Sept. 1856): 521-70. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10815. "The great debate." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s., 26 (1855): 166-70. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index to ?James Ewing Ritchie.]

10816. "The House of Commons." Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature 28 (Jan.-April 1853): 336-44. [Reprinted from Hogg's Instructor.]

10817. "Kars, and the parliamentary debate." Fraser's Magazine 53 (Jan.-June 1856): 694-710.

10818. King-Hall, Stephen. "The ear of history." Parliamentary Affairs 8 (1954-55): 453-66; 9 (1955-56): 25-42, 448-64; 10 (1956-57): 36-56. [Extracts from Hansard.]

10819. Letts, Son, and Steer. Letts's parliamentary and state register, with details of the election of 1852. Including the number polled by the candidates, their political bias, &c, &c. London: Letts, Son & Steer, 1852. 49p. 10820. Lewis, G. C. "Parliamentary opposition." Edinburgh Review 101 (Jan.-April 1855): 1-22. [Attributed in

the Wellesley Index.]

10821. Lowe, Robert, 1st Viscount Sherbrooke. "The past session and the new Parliament." Edinburgh Review 105 (Jan.-April 1857): 552-78. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10822. Macgregor, John. "The legislation of the long session." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 20 (1853): 555-59.

10823. MacQueen, John Fraser. Discussion and judgment of the Lords, on the Life Peerage question. London: W. Maxwell, 1857. viii, 450p. [Also issued in two parts, entitled, Report of the debates on the Life Peerage question. In the House of Lords: session 1856.]

10824. ---. A letter to the Lord Lyndhurst on the House of Peers in its judicial character as it was, - and as it is. With proofs and illustrations; and some remarks on life peerages. London: William Maxwell, 1856. 24, [2]p.

10825. Marriages Bill. Speeches of the Earl of St. Germans, the Earl of Albemarle, the Lord Ravensworth and the Earl Grey, in the House of Lords, on the 25th of April, 1856. Printed for the Marriage Law Association. Instituted 15th January, 1851. For the exclusive object of promoting the passing of an act to render lawful marriages with a deceased wife's sister. London: T. Hatchard, 1856. 34, [2]p.

10826. Morton, Edward. The handbook of the aristocracy: the peerage, the House of Commons. London: Henry Adams, 1855. xvi, 324p. [For earlier eds., see no. 10790]

10827. M. P. A retrospect of the session of 1854. London: George Cox, 1854. 16p.

10828. "The opening session." Dublin University Magazine 47 (Jan.-June 1856): 349-59.

10829. "Parliament, the press, and the war." Fraser's Magazine 52 (July-Dec. 1855): 115-22.

10830. "Parliamentary fragments." Chambers's Journal 6 (July-Dec. 1856): 177-79. [Description of both Houses at work.]

10831. Parliamentary manual for the year 1854; containing the present and last Parliaments, authentic results of the various polls in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland; and a summary of the Act 2 William IV. cap 45, to amend the representation of the people in England and Wales with forms of lists and notices, applicable to counties, cities, boroughs, &c. To which are prefixed, a list of the present and past Parliaments. Also, a list of the changes in administration, from the commencement of the present century; a summary account of the duties of the great officers of state; a table of the several Parliaments, from Henry VIII to the present time; a list of those places which formerly sent members to Parliament; and a complete abstract of the election laws, with the recent decisions on appeals. London: Ridgway's, 1855. 191p.

10832. "Parliamentary revision of current legislation." Law Magazine and Law Review 3 (March-Aug. 1857): 103- 19.

10833. "The personnel of the new Parliament." Fraser's Magazine 46 (July-Dec. 1852): 351-64. [Reprinted in Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science and Art 27 (Sept.-Dec. 1852): 234-245.]

10834. Redding, Cyrus. "The sequel of the session." New Monthly Magazine 108 (1856): 37-47.

10835. ---. "The session - public affairs." New Monthly Magazine 110 (1857): 489-500.

10836. The resolution of the House of Lords versus the constitution. London: Printed by J. Day, 1856. 22p.

10837. Ritchie, James Ewing. "The House of Commons, from the Strangers Gallery." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s., 20 (1853): 488-93. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; reprinted in Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature 30 (Sept.-August 1853): 232-238.]

10838. ---. "The House of Commons, from the Strangers Gallery." In his Here and there in London: 1-24. London: W. Tweedie, 1859.

10839. ---. "The last ministerial escape." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s., 24 (1855): 370-73. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10840. ---. "A night with the Lords." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s., 21 (1854): 538-41. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; reprinted in Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science and Art 33 (Sept.-Dec. 1854): 363-367.]

10841. ---. "A night with the Lords." In his Here and there in London: 25-42. London: W. Tweedie, 1859.

10842. ---. "The reporters' gallery." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s., 21 (1854): 146-50. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10843. ---. "The reporters' gallery." In his Here and there in London: 43-63. London: W. Tweedie, 1859.

10844. "Scenes on the opening of the Houses of Parliament." Bentley's Miscellany 35 (Jan.-June 1854): 288-300. [Reprinted in Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature 32 (May-Aug. 1854): 59-67. On the opening of 11 November 1852.]

10845. "The session and the ministry." Fraser's Magazine 48 (July-Dec. 1853): 364-70.

10846. "The session extraordinary." Dublin University Magazine 45 (Jan.-June 1855): 120-26.

10847. "The session of 1854-5." Dublin University Magazine 46 (July-Dec. 1855): 375-82.

10848. "The session of '54." Dublin University Magazine 44 (July-Dec. 1854): 373-82.

10849. Troup, George. "The Derby-Disraelite ministry and the new Parliament." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 19 (1852): 496-504.

10850. Unconstitutional principles of the Oaths Bill, explained in the speeches of Sir Frederick Thesiger, Mr. Napier, Mr. Newdegate, Mr. Whiteside, during the debate, previous to the rejection of the bill by the House of Commons, on the 25th May, 1854. London: Seelys, 1854. 56p.

10851. Whitty, E. M. History of the session 1852-3: a parliamentary retrospect. London: John Chapman, 1854. 222p. [Letters written in the Press Gallery of the House of Commons and published, in the main, in the Leader.]

10852. ---. The Derbyites and the coalition. Parliamentary sketches. Being a second edition of the "History of the session 1852-3". London: Trübner, 1854. 222p.

10853. ---. St. Stephen's in the fifties. The session 1852-53: a parliamentary retrospect; with an introduction by Justin M'Carthy and notes by H.M.W. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1906. xxxix, 316p. [A reprint of no. 10851.]

1857 Parliament

10854. "An afternoon glance at the House of Commons." Chambers's Journal 10 (July-Dec. 1858): 154-56.

10855. Banks, Angela M. "The 1857 Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Bill: a case study of the lawmaking process." M.Litt., University of Oxford, 1997.

10856. Church rates: the present state of the church rate question, with an authentic report of the Lords' debate, July 8, 1858. And an appendix. Published under the sanction of the Committee of Laymen. 3rd ed. London: Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday, 1859. iv, 76, 4, 8, 4, 4, 4, 4p. [Previous editions published in the same year.]

10857. Corkran, J. F. "M. de Montalembert on the Indian debate." Dublin University Magazine 53 (Jan.-June 1859): 118-28. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10858. "Declining efficiency of Parliament." New Quarterly Review 7 (1858): 96-104.

10859. Gladstone, W. E. "The new Parliament and its work." Quarterly Review 101 (Jan.-April 1857): 541-84. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10860. Hawkins, Angus. "British parliamentary party alignment and the Indian issue, 1857-1858." Journal of British Studies 23, no. 2 (1984): 79-105.

10861. Kahl, Mary L. "Let not man put asunder: a rhetorical analysis of moral argument in the parliamentary debates on the 1857 Matrimonial Causes Bill." Ph.D., Indiana University, 1994.

10862. Little, Tony. "'His Friends Sat on the Benches Opposite"." Journal of Liberal Democrat History 30 (Spring 2001): 15-18. [On the Peelites and the creation of a modern Liberal Party.]

10863. ---. "Plus ça Change. The politics of faction in the 1850s." Journal of Liberal Democrat History 31 (Summer 2001): 9-11.

10864. McAree, James G. "The passage of the Government of India Bill of 1858." Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1961.

10865. Montalembert, Charles Forbes Rene de, Count. Un débat sur l'Inde au Parlement anglais. London: W. Jeffs, 1858. 116p. [Debates in May 1858; the publication of the account in France led to a prosecution of the compiler and of the newspaper.]

10866. ---. Un débat sur l'Inde au Parlement anglais. Brussels: Meline, Cans, 1858. 140p.

10867. ---. A debate on India in the English Parliament. Translated by permission of M. de Montalembert from the "Correspondant" of October 29, 1858. London: Office of the Continental Review, 1858. iv, 64p.

10868. ---. Montalembert on constitutional liberty. A picture of England, painted by a Frenchman. Being a complete translation of the memorable article entitled "A debate on India in the English Parliament." Which has subjected the author to the now pending state prosecution. 14th ed. London: Effingham Wilson, 1858. 76p. [14 editions printed in 1858.]

10869. Navy expenditure: speeches of W. S. Lindsay, Esq., M.P., Sir Morton Peto, Bart., M.P., and Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P., on going into supply. London: Printed for private circulation by Cornelius Buck, 1861. 43p. [11 April 1861.]

10870. "The new Parliament." Law Magazine and Law Review 3 (March-Aug. 1857): 119-22.

10871. "The new reform bill." New Quarterly Review 7 (1858): 175-87.

10872. Parliamentary manual for the year 1858; containing the present and last Parliaments, authentic results of the various polls...to which is prefixed, a list of the present and past parliaments. London: Ridgways, 1858. iv, 192p.

10873. "Parties and politics of the new Parliament." New Quarterly Review 6 (1857): 260-67.

10874. Proceedings in the bills for the regulation of the Corporation of London. London: Published by the Corporation of London, 1858. 283p.

10875. Ritchie, James Ewing. "The lobby of the House of Commons during the session." In his Here and there in London: 64-69. London: W. Tweedie, 1859.

10876. Roberts, M. J. D. "Morals, art and the law: the passing of the Obscene Publications Act, 1857." Victorian Studies 28 (1984-85): 609-29.

10877. ---. "The politics of professionalization: MPs, medical men, and the 1858 Medical Act." Medical History 53 (2009): 37-56.

10878. "Session of 1857." Fraser's Magazine 56 (July-Dec. 1857): 244-52.

10879. Special services. The speeches of the Right Hon. the Earl of Shaftesbury; the Right Hon. and Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of London, and other peers, on the motion for the second reading of the Religious Worship Act Amendment Bill, December 8, 1857. London: Seeley, Jackson & Halliday, B. Seeley, 1857. 28p.

10880. Speeches delivered in the House of Commons, on the 15th and 25th of June, 1857, on the Bill for the admission of Jews to Parliament. London: A. D. Mills, 1857. 60p.

10881. Temperley, Harold, and Gavin B. Henderson. "Disareli and Palmerston in 1857, or the dangers of explanations in Parliament." Cambridge Historical Journal 7 (1941-43): 115-26.

10882. "The Whigs and parliamentary reform." New Quarterly Review 6 (1857): 371-80.

10883. Woodall, Robert. "The Jewish Relief Act, 1858." History Today 25 (1975): 410-17.

10884. ---. "Orsini and the fall of Palmerston." History Today 26 (1976): 636-43.

1859 Parliament

10885. Abraham, Robert John. A popular explanation of the system of land registration under Lord Westbury's Act; to which is added, the report of the recent debate in the House of Lords .... London: Routledge, Warne, & Routledge, 1864. [2], 40p.

10886. Amey, P. M. "The nature of the concern with the Empire of Parliament and some leading journals during Palmerston's second ministry." M.Phil., University of London, 1971.

10887. Andrews, James R. "The rhetorical shaping of national interest: morality and contextual potency in John Bright's parliamentary speech against recognition of the Confederacy." Quarterly Journal of Speech 79

(1993): 40-60.

10888. Auchmuty, James Johnston. "Acton: the youthful parliamentarian." Historical Studies Australia and New Zealand 9 (1959-61): 131-39. [Originally published in the Bulletin of the Faculty of Arts, Farouk I University, Alexandria 5 (1950) and reprinted as a pamphlet by the Farouk I University in 1950, both with the title: "Acton as a member of the House of Commons".]

10889. ---. "Acton's election as an Irish Member of Parliament." English Historical Review 61 (1946): 394-405.

10890. Aytoun, W. E. "The ministry and the budget." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 89 (Jan.-June 1861): 517- 36. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.] 10891. Bagehot, Walter. "The present session of Parliament: its shortcomings and their reason." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 116-20. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 19 (6 July 1861): 729-30.]

10892. Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury. "The budget and the Reform Bill." Quarterly Review 107 (Jan.- April 1860): 514-50. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10893. ---. "The budget and the Reform Bill (April 1860)." In Lord Salisbury on politics: a selection from his articles in the Quarterly Review, 1860-1883, edited by Paul Smith: 111-58. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1972.

10894. ---. "The House of Commons." Quarterly Review 116 (July-Oct. 1864): 245-81. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10895. ---. "The House of Commons (July 1864)." In Lord Salisbury on politics: a selection from his articles in the Quarterly Review, 1860-1883, edited by Paul Smith: 159-92. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1972.

10896. Chappell, Marjorie G. "The select committee of 1861 on colonial military expenditure, and its antecedents." M.A., University of London, 1933.

10897. Clinker, Charles Ralph. "Principal railway acts of Parliament passed in 1861." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 7 (1961): 28-33, 48-51, 93-96.

10898. "Conduct of parliamentary business - Sir James Ferguson's motion." Journal of Jurisprudence 8 (1864): 337-45.

10899. Cromwell, Valerie. "Mapping the political world of 1861: a multidimensional analysis of House of Commons division lists." Legislative Studies Quarterly 7 (1982): 281-97.

10900. Dallas, E. S. "The balance of party." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 87 (Jan.-June 1860): 762-75. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10901. ---. "The epic of the budget." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 90 (July-Dec. 1861): 115-24. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10902. ---. "Parliamentary duelling." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 87 (Jan.-June 1860): 511-24. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10903. Debate in the House of Commons on Mr. Ryland's case, with documentary evidence and memoranda refuting Mr. Fortescue's statement. Montreal: J. Starke, 1860. viii, 36p. [Debate on 5 July 1859.]

10904. Debate in the House of Commons on the proposed introduction of the metric system of weights and measures, 1st July, 1863, corrected by the respective members who took part in the discussion, and published by the International Decimal Association. London: Bell and Daldy, 1863. 39p.

10905. Debate in the House of Commons, on Tuesday evening, May 3, 1864, upon Mr. Ewart's motion for a select committee to inquire into the expediency of maintaining the punishment of death. Reprinted from the "Morning Star". London: A. W. Bennett, 1864. 14p.

10906. The debate in the House of Lords on the power of Convocation, July 15th, 1864, with an introduction and the judgment of the Privy Council in "Essays and Reviews". London: C. Buck, 1864. 62p.

10907. The debate on Turkey in the House of Commons, on Friday, May the 29th, 1863. With remarks by P. Christitch. London: C. W. Reynell, 1863. 110. xvp. 10908. Debate upon the Permissive Bill in the House of Commons, June 8th, 1864. London: J. Wyld, 1869. 39p.

10909. Debates in both Houses of Parliament on the Metric Weights & Measures Bill. London: Bell and Daldy, 1864. 16p. [Not seen; details taken from the National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints.]

10910. Det Engelske Parlaments Forhandlinger i Sessionen 1864 om det Dansk-Tydske-Spørgsmaal. Efter "Times". Oversat af L. Moltke. Copenhagen: [s.n.], 1864. 287p. [Parliamentary debates in 1864 on the Danish-German question.]

10911. Dodson, J. G. "The five-year-old Parliament." Edinburgh Review 120 (July-Oct. 1864): 566-95. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10912. Dowling, J. A. "The Landlord and Tenant Law Amendment Act (Ireland) 1860." Ph.D., Queen's University, Belfast, 1985.

10913. "The faction-fights." Bentley's Quarterly Review 2 (July 1859): 343-74.

10914. Furlani, Silvio. L'unità d'Italia nelle discussioni dei parlimenti esteri (1859-1861). Rome: Secretariato Generale della Camera dei Deputati, 1962. 277p. [Includes extracts from the parliamentary debates on the question of Italian unity.]

10915. Gleig, G. R. "The state and prospects of parties." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 97 (Jan.-June 1865): 627-42. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10916. Heard, J. B. "Austria and the House of Lords." Dublin University Magazine 58 (July-Dec. 1861): 753-62. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10917. Johnson, David J. "Parliament and the railways of London in 1863." London Topographical Record 24 (1980): 147-65.

10918. King-Hall, Stephen. "A defence debate ninety years ago." Parliamentary Affairs 5 (1951-52): 297-304.

10919. Letts, Son, and Co. Lett's parliamentary guide; shewing, in alphabetical order, the new representatives in the House of Commons, with the numbers polled by themselves and opponents. Also, in alphabetical order, a list of the constituencies. And, in order of rank, the peers, peeresses, Her Majesty's ministers and officers of state at home and abroad. Foreign ministers in England. Mode of addressing the nobility, &c. London: Letts, Son, and Co, 1859. 75p. [A "2nd ed." and a "3rd ed." were issued; these are reissues of the 1st ed.]

10920. Masson, David. "Meeting of Parliament and questions ahead." Macmillan's Magazine 1 (Nov. 1859-April 1860): 318-10. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10921. Michelsen, Dr. "Political parties in Parliament." Bentley's Miscellany 55 (1864): 392-96.

10922. Olaniyan, Richard. "The Mid-Victorian Parliament and the imperial crisis of confidence in West Africa, 1864-1865." International Review of History and Political Science [India] 9, no. 2 (1972): 21-42.

10923. Papers relating to free labour and the slave trade, with a corrected report of the debate in the House of Commons, on the 26th of February, 1861, upon resolutions proposed by Mr. Cave, the Chairman of the West India Committee, for more effectual suppression of the African slave-trade. London: West India Committee, 1861. 64, [4]p. [Stephen Cave.]

10924. "Parliament before Easter: two months' notes by an observer." Macmillan's Magazine 13 (Dec. 1865-April 1866): 528-38.

10925. "Parties and prospects in Parliament." Westminster Review 81 (Jan.-April 1864): 119-43. 10926. Patterson, A. Temple. "The budget." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 93 (Jan.-June 1863): 645-52. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10927. ---. "The crisis of parties." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 95 (Jan.-June 1864): 767-75. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10928. ---. "The new Parliament and its work." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 85 (Jan.-June 1859): 731-49. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10929. ---. "The opening of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 93 (Jan.-June 1863): 384-96. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10930. ---. "The vote of censure." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 96 (July-Dec. 1864): 243-54. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10931. Patterson, R. H. "A dissolving view of money and the franchise." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 85 (Jan.-June 1859): 481-89. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10932. ---. "The election petitions: who does the bribery?" Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 86 (July-Dec. 1859): 363-73. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10933. Poland. Debate upon the motion of John Pope Hennessy, Esq, (M.P. for King's County) relating to the affairs of Poland, in the House of Commons, Friday, February 27, 1863. Extracted from 'Hansard's Parliamentary Debates', vol. clxix, page 879. London: [s.n.], 1863. 67p.

10934. La Pologne devant le Parlement Anglois; avec une introduction de Elias Regnault. Paris: Dentu, 1862. 112p. [Debates in April 1862.]

10935. The puppet Parliament of Earl Russell, K.G. London: Printed by W. H. Collingridge, 1866. 8p.

10936. La question de Naples et le Parlement Anglais. Paris: E. Dentu, 1863. 80p. [Report of the debate of 8 May 1863.]

10937. Quis custodiet custodes? or, 'Tis twelve years since. The substance of a debate which took place in the House of Lords, the 16th June, 1865, on Romanism in the Church of England. With an introduction by

Lord Ebury. 2nd ed. London: John Murray, 1877. 22p. [Three editions published in 1877; and a fourth edition in 1878.]

10938. "Recent parliamentary proceedings." British Quarterly Review 42 (July-Oct. 1865): 157-77.

10939. Reeve, Henry. "Dissolution of Parliament." Edinburgh Review 122 (July-Oct. 1865): 257-95. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10940. Reform. The debate on Mr. Baines' bill in the House of Commons, on May 3rd and May 8th, 1865. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1865. 80p. [On the Borough Franchise Extension Bill.]

10941. Review of the speeches in the House of Commons on Mr. Lawson's Permissive Prohibitory Liquor Bill; with full report of Mr. Lawson's speech on moving for the second reading of "The Intoxicating Liquor Bill", .... Manchester: United Kingdom Alliance, 1864. 23p. [Reprinted from "The Alliance News".]

10942. Scott, J. A. "The Irish Church before Parliament." Dublin University Magazine 62 (July-Dec. 1863): 229- 40. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10943. ---. "Parties and principles in 1862." Dublin University Magazine 60 (July-Dec. 1862): 380-84. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.] 10944. The six-year-old-Parliament and its approaching dissolution: a handbook for candidates and electors. 2nd ed. London: Longman, Green, 1865. viii, 79p. [1st edition published in the same year.]

10945. "Some thoughts on the conduct of business in Parliament." Fraser's Magazine 63 (Jan.-June 1861): 529-44.

10946. Sprawa Polska w Parlamencie Angielskim w roku 1861. Poznán: Nakladem Jana Konstantego Zupanskiego, 1861. 62p. [Abstract of debates on Poland in 1861.]

10947. Sprawa Polski w Parlamencie Angielskim w roku 1862. Paris: W. Drukarni L. Martinet, 1862. 68p. [Abstract of debates on Poland in 1862.]

10948. Trelawny, John. The parliamentary diaries of Sir John Trelawny, 1858-1865; edited by T. A. Jenkins. Camden Fourth Series, 40. London: Royal Historical Society, 1990. 349p.

10949. Wayland, F. "A field night in the House of Commons." Atlantic Monthly 8 (July-Dec. 1861): 663-78. [The House in July 1860.]

10950. Webb, Geoffrey. "Principal railway acts of Parliament of 1864." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 10 (1964): 7-13, 46-50, 61-62.

10951. ---. "Principal railway acts of Parliament passed in 1862." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 8 (1962): 41-44, 61-66.

10952. ---. "Principal railway acts of Parliament passed in 1863." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 9 (1963): 36-38, 53-56, 62-64. [See also the letters on pp. 69, 107.]

10953. Yarnall, Elis. "England and the House of Commons in the closing days of the American Civil War." In his Wordsworth and the Coleridges: with other memories literary and political: 279-320. London: Macmillan, 1899.

1866 Parliament

10954. Anderson, Olive. "Gladstone's abolition of compulsory church rates: a minor political myth and its historiographical career." Journal of Ecclesiastical History 25 (1974): 185-98.

10955. Ashbridge, Pauline. "The power and the purse: aspects of the genesis and implementation of the Metropolitan Poor Act 1867." Ph.D., University of London, 1998.

10956. Bagehot, Walter. "The effect of the political events of 1867 upon the minds of moderate Liberals." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 387-91. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 21 (21 Sept. 1867): 1066-67.]

10957. ---. "The necessary consequences of government by a minority." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 7: 171-74. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 26 (9 May 1868): 521-22.]

10958. ---. "The painful moral of present politics." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 371-74. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 25 (20 April 1867): 439-40.]

10959. Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury. "The change of ministry." Quarterly Review 120 (July-Oct. 1866): 259-82. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10960. ---. "The change of ministry (July 1866)." In Lord Salisbury on politics: a selection from his articles in the Quarterly Review, 1860-1883, edited by Paul Smith: 226-52. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1972.

10961. ---. "The coming session." Quarterly Review 119 (Jan.-April 1866): 250-80. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10962. ---. "The Conservative surrender." Quarterly Review 123 (July-Oct. 1867): 533-65. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10963. ---. "The Conservative surrender (October 1867)." In Lord Salisbury on politics: a selection from his articles in the Quarterly Review, 1860-1883, edited by Paul Smith: 253-91. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1972.

10964. Collini, Stefan. "The member for Westminster: doctrinaire philosopher, party hack, or public moralist?" Utilitas 2 (1990): 307-22. [On John Stuart Mill, M.P.]

10965. Cracroft, Bernard. "Analysis of the House of Commons, March 1867." In his Essays, political and miscellaneous. Vol. 1: 95-131. London: Trübner, 1868.

10966. ---. "The new Parliament." British Quarterly Review 43 (Jan.-April 1866): 187-214. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10967. ---. "The Reform Session of 1866." In his Essays, political and miscellaneous. Vol. 1: 1-78. London: Trübner, 1868.

10968. Debates on the Confederation Bill, in both Houses of the British Parliament. London: [s.n.], 1867. 30p. [Debates on 19 & 28 February 1867.]

10969. Dodson, J. G. "Position and prospects of parties." Edinburgh Review 125 (Jan.-April 1867): 269-301. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10970. ---. "The private business of Parliament." Edinburgh Review 125 (Jan.-April 1867): 85-107. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10971. Giffen, Robert. "Financial questions for the reformed Parliament." Fortnightly Review 8 (1867): 711-26.

10972. Gladstone, W. E. "The session and its sequel." Edinburgh Review 126 (July-Oct. 1867): 540-84. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10973. Gleig, G. R. "The Church Bill in the Lords." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 106 (July-Dec. 1869): 111- 24. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; Irish Church Bill.]

10974. ---. "The collapse." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 100 (July-Dec. 1866): 116-34. [Collapse of the Reform Bill.] [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10975. ---. "The political crisis." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 99 (Jan.-June 1866): 773-96. [Attributed in Wellesley Index.]

10976. Hoey, J. C. "The new Parliament." Dublin Review n.s, 6 (1866): 177-87. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; on Ireland in Parliament.]

10977. "The Irish debates." St. James's Magazine n.s, 1 (April-Sept. 1868): 365-80. [Debates in March 1868.]

10978. Jennings, L. J. "The House of Commons as it is." Quarterly Review 163 (July-Oct. 1866): 520-47. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10979. Kinzer, Bruce L., Ann Robson, and J. M. Robson. A moralist in and out of Parliament: John Stuart Mill at Westminster 1865-1868. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1992. viii, 317p.

10980. Lebean, Sandra Smith. "Pride and prejudice: the 1867 Parliament's image of the English working classes." Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, 1971.

10981. Le Fanu, J. S. "The opening session." Dublin University Magazine 67 (Jan.-June 1866): 235-40. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10982. ---. "Parties and the coming session." Dublin University Magazine 69 (Jan.-June 1867): 114-20. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10983. ---. "The session of 1866." Dublin University Magazine 68 (July-Dec. 1866): 355-60. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10984. Marshall Brothers. Marshall's digest of the votes and proceedings of the House of Commons, shewing the progress of the whole business of the House for the session 1866. London: F. Chifferiel, 1866. 113p. [Only vol. published.]

10985. Moncrieff, James. "The expiring Parliament." Edinburgh Review 128 (July-Oct. 1868): 539-76. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10986. National Protestant Union. Votes of members of the House of Commons, during the nineteenth Parliament of the United Kingdom, being the seventh Parliament of Queen Victoria, on Parliamentary Oaths Amendment Bill; Fellows of Colleges Declaration Bill; and Tests Abolition (Oxford) Bill in 1866; Established Church (Ireland); Roman Catholic Churches, Schools and Glebes (Ireland) Bill; and Trinity

College (Dublin) in 1867; and Mr. Gladstone's resolutions on the Church in Ireland; Established Church (Ireland) Bill; Poor Relief Bill; Ecclesiastical Titles Bill; etc., in 1868. (Published for the National Protestant Union). London: William Macintosh, 1868. 16p.

10987. The naval reserve: debate in Committee of Supply on the vote for the Royal Naval Reserve. In the House of Commons, Thursday, June 13, 1867. Extracted from Hansard's Parliamentary Debates vol. CLXXXVII, p.1813. London: Cornelius Buck, 1867. 14p.

10988. "The new Parliament." Macmillan's Magazine 13 (Nov. 1865-April 1866): 343-49.

10989. Nugent, Richard, and John Hawksworth. A curious chapter of parliamentary history. The tactique of Rome - The surrender of the Cabinet. London: C. A. Macintosh, 1866. 8p. [On Parliament and Irish education.]

10990. Observer. The Irish difficulty. 1. The church question; 2. The land question; 3. The education question; being a review of the debate in the House of Commons on Mr. Maguire's motion (March 10, 1868), "That this House will immediately resolve itself into a committee, with the view of taking into consideration the condition and circumstances of Ireland". London: Rivingtons, 1868. 51, [1]p.

10991. Prowett, C. G. "Clause III and Mr. Lowe." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 101 (Jan.-June 1867): 770- 77.

10992. ---. "The Reform Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 101 (Jan.-June 1867): 756-69. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10993. Reform Bill, 1866. Epitome of the debate on the motion of the Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, for leave to bring in a bill to extend the franchise in England and Wales. 12th and 13th March, 1866. London: Harrison, 1866. 74p.

10994. The representation of the people. A102, an arts foundation course. Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1987. 108p. [Includes Unit 28: The passing of the Reform Act of 1867, by Stuart Brown.]

10995. Robson, John M. "Mill in Parliament: the view from the comic papers." Utilitas 2 (1990): 109-43.

10996. Russell, Edward R. "Sessio mirabilis." Belgravia 3 (July-Oct. 1867): 359-68.

10997. Scott, J. A. "The new Parliament." Dublin University Magazine 66 (July-Dec. 1865): 351-60. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

10998. Seymour, Henry D. "Prospects of the session." Fortnightly Review 7 (1867): 234-40.

10999. Sheppard, Douglas F. "The Cave of Adullam, household suffrage, and the passage of the second Reform Act." Parliamentary History 14 (1995): 149-72.

11000. The St. Stephen's Chronicle: a record of politics, and full and accurate report of proceedings in Parliament. 4 vols. London: Richard Bentley, 1867. [Covers February to August 1867.]

11001. Tyler, Moses Coit. "John Stuart Mill in the House of Commons." In his Glimpses of England: 54-63. New York: G. P. Putnam, 1898.

11002. Webb, Geoffrey. "Principal railway acts of Parliament of 1866." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 13 (1967): [1-10]. [Published as an unpaginated supplement.]

11003. ---. "Railway acts of Parliament of 1867." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 14 (1968): 7- 9.

11004. Zimmerman, Kristin. "Liberal speech, Palmerstonian delay, and the passage of the Second Reform Act." English Historical Review 118 (2003): 1176-1207.

1868 Parliament

11005. "Amenities of the session." St. James's Magazine n.s., 1 (April-Sept. 1868): 749-62.

11006. Amos, Sheldon. "The English Parliament and the Irish land." Westminster Review 93 (Jan.-April 1870): 408-28. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11007. An analysis of petitions to the House of Commons on the Marriage Law Reform Bill, commonly called the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill, presented in the session of 1872. Extracted from the Parliamentary Reports on Petitions. [S.l.]: For private circulation, 1874. 15p.

11008. Badenoch, G. R. Romish measures & tactics in Parliament during session 1871, and suggestions as how to meet them; detailed in correspondence to the "Record". London: The author, 1871. 31p.

11009. Bagehot, Walter. "The crisis of the session: the Education Bill in committee." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 7: 396-402. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 28 (11 June 1870): 721-23.]

11010. ---. "The House of Peers." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 36-39. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 29 (14 Oct. 1871): 1238-39.]

11011. ---. "The new Tory leader in the Lords." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 7: 175-79. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 27 (20 Feb. 1869): 202-04; Lord Cairns.]

11012. ---. "The position of the Lords at this juncture." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 27-31. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 27 (24 July 1869): 866-67; on the Irish Church Bill.]

11013. ---. "The present majority in Parliament." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 7: 183-86. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 27 (22 May 1869): 590-91.]

11014. ---. "Quiet reasons for quiet peers." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John- Stevas. Vol. 6: 18-21. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 27 (12 June 1869): 681- 82.]

11015. ---. "The teachings of the last session not on party but on business." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 143-47. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 29 (26 August 1871): 1025-26.]

11016. ---. "What ought the House of Lords to do ?" In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 22-26. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 27 (17 July 1869): 834-35; on the Irish Church Bill.]

11017. Baker, Gordon. "The romantic and radical nature of the 1870 Education Act." History of Education 30

(2001): 211-32.

11018. Barnett, A. L. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1873." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 19 (1973): 69-72, 81-88.

11019. Behrman, Cynthia Fansler. "The parliamentary crisis of 1873: a comment on the Victorian constitution." Parliamentary Affairs 23 (1969-70): 184-96.

11020. Bentley, James. Ritualism and politics in Victorian Britain: the attempt to legislate for belief. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1978. xii, 162p. [On the Public Worship Regulation Act 1874.]

11021. Brackenbury, Henry. "Parliament and army reform." Saint Pauls 2 (April-Sept. 1868): 451-65. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; on the reform of the purchase system.]

11022. Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury. "The programme of the radicals." Quarterly Review 135 (July- Oct. 1873): 539-74. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11023. ---. "The programme of the radicals (October 1873)." In Lord Salisbury on politics: a selection from his articles in the Quarterly Review, 1860-1883, edited by Paul Smith: 292-334. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1972.

11024. Debate in the House of Commons, 19th April, 1872, on the condition and treatment of the Jews of Roumania & Servia. London: Wertheimer, Lea, 1872. 16p.

11025. Debate in the House of Commons on private bill legislation, 27th June, 1871. Dublin: Hodges, Foster, 1871. 31p.

11026. "Debate in the House of Lords on the Marriages Bill, 1873." Dublin University Magazine 81 (Jan.-June 1873): 563-80. [Deceased Wife's Sister Bill.]

11027. Debate on the Irish Church Bill in the House of Lords, 14th, 15th, 17th, and 18th June, 1869. London: Pitman, 1869. 172p. [A supplement to the Phonetic Journal; printed in phonetic shorthand.]

11028. The debate on the motion for a second reading of the bill on capital punishment abolition. In the House of Commons, Wednesday, July 28, 1869. Extracted from 'Hansard's Parliamentary debates'. vol. cxcviii. London: Cornelius Buck, 1869. 4, 3-22p.

11029. The debate on the second reading of the University Education (Ireland) Bill. In the House of Commons, March 3, 6, 10 & 11, 1873. Dublin: Hodges, Foster, 1873. 219p. [Not seen; details taken from the National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints.]

11030. Debates in both Houses of Parliament relating to India, during the session of 1870 [-1871]. Extracted from 'Hansard's Parliamentary Debates' .... 2 vols. London: Cornelius Buck, 1870-1971. [Issued by the East India Association.]

11031. Debatte über die Lage und Behandlung der Juden Rumaniens und Serbiens, in der Unterhaussitzung des Englischen Parlaments am 19 April 1872. London: Wertheimer, Lea, 1872. 20p.

11032. Dodson, J. G. "The session and its lessons." Edinburgh Review 134 (July-Oct. 1871): 564-99. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11033. Fair, John D. "The disestablishment of the Irish Church in 1869." In his British interparty conferences: a

study of the procedure of conciliation in British politics, 1867-1921: 15-34. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1980.

11034. ---. "The Irish Disestablishment Conference of 1869." Journal of Ecclesiastical History 26 (1975): 379-94.

11035. Gleig, G. R. "The coming session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 107 (Jan.-June 1870): 250-63. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11036. ---. "The Lords and the Commons." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 106 (July-Dec. 1869): 240-56. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11037. ---. "The Lords and the Irish Land Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 108 (July-Dec. 1870): 118-28. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11038. ---. "The minister, the House, and the country." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 110 (July-Dec. 1871): 110-17. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11039. Gloucestershire Incumbent. Episcopal legislation. The unpassed bills on sequestration, dilapidations, and resignation of benefices, of the parliamentary session 1870, considered. London; Cirencester: Hamilton, Adams & Co.; Baily, 1871. 18p. [On two bills in the House of Lords, May 1870.]

11040. Graber, Gary W. Ritual legislation in the Victorian Church of England: antecedents and passage of the Public Worship Regulation Act, 1874. San Francisco: Mellen Research University Press, 1993. xviii, 184p.

11041. Griffin, Lepel. "The House of Commons and Indian finance." Fortnightly Review 20 (1873): 488-504.

11042. Hadfield, George. The expediency of relieving the bishops from attendance in Parliament, illustrated by episcopal speeches and votes in the Irish Church Debates of 1868, and 1869; with an introductory review by a Manchester Reformer. London: Published by E. Stanford, 1870. 75p.

11043. Hamley, W. G. "The commencement of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 113 (Jan.-June 1873): 335-55. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11044. ---. "The last month of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 112 (July-Dec. 1872): 238-58. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11045. ---. "Ministers before Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 111 (Jan.-June 1872): 368-88. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.] 11046. ---. "The ministers, the Parliament and the country." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 111 (Jan.-June 1872): 500-518. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11047. ---. "Sayings and doings of the recesses." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 114 (July-Dec. 1873): 503-18. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11048. ---. "The session of 1872." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 112 (July-Dec. 1872): 464-83. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11049. ---. "Statesmen in and out of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 111 (Jan.-June 1872): 627-46. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11050. Hitchman, Francis. The session of 1871. A retrospect and an anticipation. Reprinted with additions, from the "Manchester Courier". Manchester: T. Sowler, 1871. 16p.

11051. ---. The government and the session. 1872. Reprinted from the "Manchester Courier", 10 August 1872. Manchester: T. Sowler, 1872. 15p.

11052. ---. The session of 1873. Reprinted with additions, from the "Manchester Courier", August 6th, 1873. Manchester: T. Sowler, 1873. 16p.

11053. Hoey, J. C. "The Irish University Bill." Dublin Review n.s., 20 (1873): 448-69. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11054. ---. "The Land Bill and the Lords." Dublin Review n.s, 29 (1870): 178-85. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11055. The House of Lords and the Irish Church Bill: report of the proceedings of the deputations from Ireland to secure the rejection of the bill on the second reading. London: Spottiswoode, 1869. 30p.

11056. "The House of Lords: before committee and after." St. James's Magazine n.s., 3 (1869): 603-8. [Irish Church Bill.]

11057. Howell, George. The law of contracts of masters and servants and the law of conspiracy: report of the debates in the House of Commons and House of Lords ...: with an appendix containing bills as introduced and amended in relation thereto, and the debate upon the Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1871, together with the division lists. Tracts for trade unionists, 4. London: Printed for the Trades Union Congress Parliamentary Committee, 1873. v, 51, vii-xviip.

11058. Hutton, R. H. Studies in Parliament: a series of sketches of leading politicians. London: Longman, Green, Redaer and Dyer, 1866. 208p. [Reprinted from the Pall Mall Gazette.]

11059. India railway gauge. The debate in the House of Commons, Friday, March 7, 1893, on Mr. Laing's resolution - "That it is contrary to Imperial policy to allow a break of gauge in the railway communications between the important frontier town of Peshawur and the main railway system of India. London: [s.n.], 1873. 20p. [Not seen; details from the National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints.]

11060. International arbitration and the improvement of international law. The debate in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, July 8th, 1873, on the motion of Mr. Henry Richard for an address to the Crown. London: Hodder & Stoughton, Peace Society, 1873. 51p.

11061. Internationale Schiedsgericht und die Verbesserung des Internationalen Rechts; die debatte in dem Hause der Gemeinen. London, Dienstag, den 8 Juli 1873, über den antrag Mr Henry Richard's, eine adresse an die Krone betreffend. Leipzig: [s.n.], 1873. 47p. ['An international arbitration tribunal and the improvement of international law; the debate in the House of Commons, London, Tuesday, 8 July 1873 on the motion of Mr. Henry Richard for an address to the Crown'. Not seen; details from the National Union Catalog pre- 1956 imprints.]

11062. James, Robert Rhodes. "Gladstone and the Greenwich seat: the dissolution of 26th January 1874." History Today 9 (1959): 344-51.

11063. Kinnear, J. Boyd. "The question of the House of Lords." Fortnightly Review 12 (July-Dec. 1869): 270-86.

11064. Kinzer, Bruce L. "The failure of 'pressure from without': Richard Cobden, the Ballot Society and the coming of the Ballot Act in England." Canadian Journal of History 13 (1978): 399-422.

11065. Knatchbull-Hugessen, E. H., 1st Baron Brabourne. "Business of the House of Commons." Edinburgh Review 133 (Jan.-April 1871): 57-89. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11066. ---. "How is the work of the nation done?" Macmillan's Magazine 24 (May-Oct. 1871): 409-20. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11067. ---. "Redistribution of political power." Macmillan's Magazine 27 (Nov. 1872-April 1873): 67-76. [After the Reform Bill of 1867.]

11068. Lambert, Sheila. "The influence of Parliament upon the foreign policy of the Gladstone government, 1868- 74." M.A., University of London, 1949.

11069. "Leaders in the Lords." St. James's Magazine n.s, 4 (1870): 449-53.

11070. MacDonagh, Michael. "The last bill of pains and penalties: the case of Daniel O'Sullivan, 1869." Irish Historical Studies 19 (1974-75): 136-55.

11071. The ministerial explanation. House of Commons, 20th March 1873. London: Causton & Sons, 1873. 34p. [Speeches by Disraeli and Gladstone.]

11072. Morley, John. "The chamber of mediocrity." Fortnightly Review 10 (1868): 681-94.

11073. O'Brien, Eoin. "Sir Dominic Corrigan (1802-1880): doctor and parliamentarian." Studies 73 (1984): 146- 58.

11074. The opium traffic between India and China. The debate in the House of Commons on Sir Wilfrid Lawson's motion, Tuesday, May 10, 1870. Extracted from "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates" vol. cci. London: Published for the Aborigines Protection Society by W. Tweedie, 1870. 25p.

11075. Page, S. Flood. "The House of Lords." Macmillan's Magazine 25 (Nov. 1872-May 1872): 493-98.

11076. Parliamentary barometer. No. II, May 1869. London: O'Byrne Brothers, 1869. [5]-lxx, 72-125p. [Three editions of this issue, which contains divisions no. 12 to no. 25 in session 1869, were published; the intention was that it would be produced fortnightly in future; an advertisement flier with the only recorded copy, at the Goldsmiths' Library in the University of London Library, suggests that no. I, published in April 1869, recorded 11 divisions in March.]

11077. Plunket, David R. "The Irish University Bill and the defeat of the ministry." Quarterly Review 134 (Jan.- April 1873): 552-79. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11078. Ramm, Agatha. "The parliamentary context of cabinet government, 1868-1874." English Historical Review 99 (1984): 739-69.

11079. The reference House of Commons, from June 1872, to July 1873. London: Dean and Son, 1872. 102p. 11080. Report of the debate on Mr. Miall's motion in the House of Commons, on Friday, May 16, 1873 for the disestablishment and disendowment of the Church of England; together with an accurate analysis of the division list. London: Church Defence Institution, 1873. 26p.

11081. Report of the debate on the Proportional Representation Bill. In the House of Commons, July the 10th, 1872. Reprinted from 'Hansard's Parliamentary Debates', vol. ccxii. London: Representative Reform Association, 1872. 30p.

11082. Rich, Eric E. The Education Act 1870: a study of public opinion. Harlow: Longmans, 1970. x, 124p. [Based on his London thesis; on the Elementary Education Act, 1870.]

11083. ---. "The passing of the Education Act of 1870: a study of the formation of public opinion 1843-1870." Ph.D., University of London, 1932.

11084. Rigg, J. H. "The session of 1870." London Quarterly Review 35 (Oct. 1870-Jan. 1871): 217-23. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11085. Rustic Septuagenarian. A peep into Mr. Bull's Lower Academy at Westminster with a sketch of some of its celebrities. London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co., 1871. 20p. [A satirical account of Parliament.]

11086. "The session." British Quarterly Review 54 (July-Oct. 1871): 485-517.

11087. Shaw, James. Sketches (personal and political) in the House of Commons. By a Silent Member. London: Prevost, 1870-1871. 300, viiip. [Published in 6 series, each containing 2 sketches.]

11088. "Sketches in the House of Commons." London Society 16 (1869): 112-22, 275-88, 367-74.

11089. Smith, J. A. "An evening in Parliament." Lakeside Monthly 5 (Jan.-June 1871): 97-105.

11090. Stansfeld, James. "The new Parliament and Mr. Gladstone." British Quarterly Review 49 (Jan.-April 1869): 188-215. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11091. Thompson, A. F. "Gladstone's whips and the general election of 1868." English Historical Review 63 (1948): 189-200.

11092. Towle, G. M. "The House of Lords and its leaders." Hours at Home 10 (Nov. 1869-April 1870): 432-39.

11093. Trelawny, John. "The parliamentary diaries of Sir John Trelawny, 1868-73; ed. by T. A. Jenkins." In Camden Miscellany 32: 329-513. Camden Fifth Series, 3. London: Royal Historical Society, 1994.

11094. Trollope, Anthony. "The Irish Church Bill in the Lords." Saint Pauls 4 (April-Sept. 1869): 540-55. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11095. ---. "Whom shall we make leader of the new House of Commons." Saint Pauls 1 (Oct. 1867-March 1868): 531-45. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11096. Van Arx, Jeffrey. "Cardinal Manning and his political persona: the Education Act of 1870." In Victorian churches and churchmen: essays presented to Vincent Alan McClelland, edited by Sheridan Gilley: 1-11. Catholic Record Society. Monograph Series, 7. Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 2005.

11097. A verbatim report, with indexes, of the debate in Parliament during the progress of the Elementary Education Bill, 1870, together with a reprint of the act. Prepared under the direction of the National Education Union. Manchester: National Education Union, 1870. xx, 622p.

11098. "The vote of the House of Lords." St. James's Magazine n.s., 3 (1869): 544-49. [Division on the Irish Church Bill, 19 June.]

11099. Wintrebert, Catherine. "Les conservateurs et la loi Forster: sauvegarde des valeurs et combat politique." In Conservatismes anglo-américains, XVIIIe et XIXe siècles, edited by Gilbert Bonifas: 83-98. Cycnos, 16-1. Nice: Centre de recherche sur les écritures de langue anglaise, Université de Nice-Sophia-Antipolis, 1999.

['The Conservatives and Forster's Act [Elementary Education Act 1870]: safeguarding values and political combat'.]

11100. W. N. G. A. The fight at St. Stephen's, otherwise Dame Britain's School, over a wedding present: shewing how the Leicester Pet was thrashed by Big Ben, and left with only one leg to stand upon. Isn't his brother John ashamed of him? London: A. G. Dennant, 1871. 12p. [On P. A. Taylor's speech in Parliament against the marriage grant to Princess Louise.]

1874 Parliament

11101. Bagehot, Walter. "The business of the House." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 148-51. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 32 (13 June 1874): 713-14.]

11102. ---. "The leadership of the opposition." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 60-64. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 32 (14 March 1874): 313-15.]

11103. ---. "Parliament and the press." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John- Stevas. Vol. 7: 300-304. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 33 (8 May 1875): 545-547; on the motion that a breach of privilege had been committed by two newspaper proprietors.]

11104. Bagenal, Philip. The Irish agitator in Parliament and on the platform. A complete history of Irish politics for the year 1879; with a summary of conclusions and an appendix, containing documemts of political importance published during the year. Dublin: Hodges, Foster & Figgis, 1880. 187p.

11105. Bagwell, Richard. "Erin stops the way." Dublin University Magazine 90 (July-Dec. 1877): 364-77. [Obstructionism.]

11106. ---. "Home Rulers at home." University Magazine and Free Review 1 (Jan.-June 1878): 207-19.

11107. Bengal Civilians' Central Committee. Papers relating to the Indian Civil Service, comprising the papers printed by the Civilians' Committee, the memorials, the parliamentary papers, articles from the English press, and a verbatim report of the debate in the House of Commons. (Printed for private circulation only). October 1875. 9 vols. London: Bengal Civilians' Central Committee, 1875. [The 9 vols were issued at different dates in 1875; one vol., in 48p., has the title Verbatim report of the debate on Indian Civil Service in the House of Commons, June 19, 1875. August, 1875; pp. 37-48 of this vol. is entitled "Opinions of the press on the debate of the 29th of June, 1875, in the House of Commons on the Indian Civil Service".]

11108. "The close of the session." Fraser's Magazine 100 (July-Dec. 1879): 419-32.

11109. Courthope, W. J. "The Conservative defeat." Quarterly Review 149 (Jan.-April 1880): 549-79. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11110. ---. "Party government." Quarterly Review 147 (Jan.-April 1879): 264-92. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11111. ---. "Principles at stake." Quarterly Review 148 (July-Oct. 1879): 568-606. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11112. Cowell, Herbert. "The Duke of Argyll's motion." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 125 (Jan.-June 1879): 767-74. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; on eastern policy.]

11113. ---. "Her Majesty's opposition." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 119 (Jan.-June 1876): 770-84. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11114. ---. "The meeting of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 123 (Jan.-June 1878): 245-56. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11115. ---. "The opening of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 119 (Jan.-June 1876): 378-96; 121 (Jan.-June 1877): 361-79. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11116. ---. "The parliamentary recess." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 116 (July-Dec. 1874): 741-60; 122 (July-Dec. 1877): 741-60. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index. ]

11117. ---. "The prospects of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 117 (Jan.-June 1875): 396-406. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11118. ---. "The recess." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 126 (July-Dec. 1879): 629-40. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11119. ---. "Review of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 116 (July-Dec. 1874): 249-66; 118 (July- Dec. 1875): 228-46; 120 (July-Dec. 1876): 383-98; 124 (July-Dec. 1878): 364-84; 126 (July-Dec. 1879): 366-86. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11120. ---. "The session and current politics." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 122 (July-Dec. 1877): 367-80. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11121. Craik, Henry. "The meeting of Parliament." Quarterly Review 145 (Jan.-April 1878): 257-76. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11122. Curzon, Roger Nathaniel Cecil George, 15th Baron Zouche of Haryngworth. "The business of the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 5 (Jan.-June 1879): 612-17.

11123. Davidson, John Morrison. Eminent radicals in Parliament. London: E. J. Francis, 1879. 118p. [Short biographies of radicals in Parliament.]

11124. ---. Eminent radicals in and out of Parliament. London: W. Stewart, 1880. viii, 261p. [An American edition was published by J. R. Osgood of Boston in 1880; reprinted in 1972 by Books for Libraries Press of Freeport, New York, with the title Eminent English Liberals in and out of Parliament; short biographies of radicals in Parliament.]

11125. The debate in the House of Commons on the Women's Disabilities Bill, on May 3rd, 1871. London: The National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1871. 43p.

11126. The debate on the increase of the Home Episcopate Bill, in the House of Lords, February 23rd, 1875. London: Society for Promoting the Increaase of the Home Episcopate, 1875. 18p.

11127. Debate on the railway passenger duty in the House of Commons, April 17th, 1877. London: Printed and published for "The Association for the Repeal of the Passenger Duty on Railways" by Waterlow, 1877. 87p.

11128. Duff, M. E. Grant. "The five nights' debate." Nineteenth Century 1 (March-July 1877): 857-78.

11129. Dunlop, Durham. "The Home Rule debate." Dublin University Magazine 84 (July-Dec. 1874): 244-52.

[Attributed in the Wellesley Index.] 11130. ---. "Parliamentary notes." Dublin University Magazine 83 (Jan.-June 1874): 755-64. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11131. Escott, T. H. S. "The House of Commons: its 'personnel' and its oratory." Fraser's Magazine 90 (July-Dec. 1874): 504-17.

11132. ---. "The House of Lords." Fraser's Magazine 95 (Jan.-June 1877): 173-86. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11133. ---. "Parliament in 1879." Time 1 (1879): 641-52.

11134. Eve, Harry Trelawny. The present Parliament. A complete analysis of each member's vote on all the principal divisions. 2nd ed. London: Wyman, 1880. 36p. [The first edition was published in the same year.]

11135. Factories and workshops - legislation. The debate on the Factories & Workshops Bill. Delivered in the House of Commons, during session 1878. Extracted from "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates" vols ccxxxvii and ccxxxviii. London: C. Buck, 1878. 128p.

11136. Forsyth, William. "Inside the House of Commons." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 121 (Jan.-June 1877): 25-46. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11137. Gladstone, W. E. "Electoral facts." Nineteenth Century 4 (July-Dec. 1878): 955-68.

11138. "The government and the opposition." Edinburgh Review 149 (Jan.-April 1879): 244-68.

11139. Haga, Charles R. "Strangers in the gallery: Parliament, privilege, and the press in 1875." M.A., University of North Dakota, 1978.

11140. Hamilton, James Cook. "Parties and voting patterns in the Parliament of 1874-1880." Ph.D., University of Iowa, 1968.

11141. Herbert, Jesse. A review of the reports of the Select Committee appointed in 1879 by the House of Commons to enquire into the operations of the Contagious Diseases Acts. 2nd ed. London: Dyer Bros, 1880. 23p.

11142. "The House of Lords." Westminster Review 110 (July-Oct. 1878): 1-27.

11143. Knatchbull-Hugessen, E. H., 1st Baron Brabourne. "Business of the House of Commons." Macmillan's Magazine 38 (May-Oct. 1878): 289-301.

11144. ---. "The session and the ministry." Edinburgh Review 140 (July-Oct. 1874): 549-89.

11145. The law of homicide and of capital punishment. A debate in the English Parliament, June 12, 1877. Reprinted for the "Howard Association" by Cornelius Buck, from Hansard's Parliamentary Debates". London: S. Harris, 1878. 37p. [Introduction by William Tallack.]

11146. Lords and Commons. A reprint of eight hundred speeches and two hundred letters of Members of both Houses of Parliament, delivered during the recess; also leading state papers, memoirs of Parliament and other matters specially interesting to Members. With copious index, and elections returns. 4 vols. London: J. Hall, 1878-1880. [Published weekly; 4 vols in all, covering Sept. 1878 to April 1880; title varies.]

11147. Lowe, Robert, 1st Viscount Sherbrooke. "The docility of an 'imperial' parliament." Nineteenth Century 7 (Jan.-June 1880): 557-66.

11148. Lucy, Henry W. A diary of two Parliaments: the Disraeli Parliament 1874-1880. London: Cassell, 1885. viii, 520p.

11149. ---. "Enter Lord Beaconsfield." In his Lords and Commoners: 142-46. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1921. [On his introduction into the House of Lords.]

11150. Milman, Archibald. "The block in the House of Commons." Quarterly Review 146 (July-Oct. 1878): 181- 202. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11151. ---. "The House of Commons and the obstructive party." Quarterly Review 145 (Jan.-April 1878): 231-57. [Attributed in Wellesley Index.]

11152. Minister of Commerce and Agriculture. Debate in the House of Commons, July 8th, 1879, on the motion of Mr. Sampson S. Lloyd M.P. President of the Association of Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom. London: E. Allen, 1879. 24p.

11153. National Education Union. A verbatim report of the debate in Parliament during the progress of the Elementary Education Bill, 1876. London: National Education Union, 1876. ix, 492p.

11154. "The new Parliament." British Quarterly Review 59 (Jan.-April 1874): 470-87.

11155. O'Byrne, Robert. The ayes and noes of 1874, the first year of Queen Victoria's ninth Parliament: a political test-book of the House of Commons. London: O'Byrne Bros, 1875. iv, 145p. [A list of the divisions; with a record of how members voted.]

11156. Palgrave, R. H. I. "Parliament and the public moneys." Quarterly Review 141 (Jan.-April 1876): 224-50. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11157. The parliamentary directory of the professional, commercial and mercantile members of the House of Commons. London: W. Kent, 1874. 30p. [Arranged under occupations.]

11158. Penalty of death. Debate on the second reading of the capital punishment abolition bill. Delivered in the House of Commons, Wednesday, March 13, 1878. Extracted from 'Hansard's Parliamentary Debates', vol. ccxxxviii. London: Cornelius Buck, 1878. 21p.

11159. "Personalities of the House of Commons." New Monthly Magazine 4th ser., 13 (1878): 419-26, 516-21, 675-78; 14 (1878): 53-58, 149-54, 264-67, 436-40, 532-35, 637-42; 15 (1879): 25-29, 170-74, 339-42, 411-13, 572-73.

11160. The quarrel between Mr. Merrypebble & Mr. Bull, showing how Mr. Benjamins became the manager of the St. Stephen's Co-operative Stores. London: Elliot Stock, 1875. 14p.

11161. Raikes, Henry Cecil. "Public business in the House of Commons." Nineteenth Century 6 (July-Dec. 1879): 769-88.

11162. Reeve, Henry. "A brief retrospect." Edinburgh Review 150 (July-Oct. 1879): 281-300. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11163. Report of the debate in the House of Lords, April 2nd, 1878, on the question of opening the National Museums and Art Galleries on Sunday afternoon. Published by the National Sunday League for gratuitous distribution. London: National Sunday League, 1878. 12p.

11164. Roberts, J. The new House of Commons: an alphabetical list of the places represented, the names & politics of each member, the population in 1871, the number of electors, and the number who voted for each candidate; together with an alphabetical list of the members, and salaries of the officers of state, &c. Manchester: Printed and published by John Heywood, 1874. 32p.

11165. Rose, Sonya O. "'From behind the women's petticoats': the English Factory Act of 1874 as a cultural production." Journal of Historical Sociology 4 (1991): 32-51. [On the debates.]

11166. Rossi, John P. "The selection of Lord Hartington as Liberal Leader in the House of Commons, February, 1875." Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 119 (1975): 307-14.

11167. The silver question & Eastern finance. The adjourned debate on the East India Revenue Accounts: containing a corrected report of the speeches of the Right Hon. G. J. Goschen and Mr. J. K. Cross on the silver question. Delivered in the House of Commons, Thursday, June 12th, 1879. Revised from "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates", vol. ccxlvi. London: Cornelius Buck, 1879. 42p.

11168. Slater, Douglas. "Beaconsfield: or Disraeli in the Elysian Fields." In Parliamentary history, libraries and records: essays presented to Maurice Bond, edited by H. S. Cobb: 66-76. London: House of Lords Record Office, 1981. [Disraeli in the House of Lords.]

11169. Smalley, G. W. "Mr. Gladstone in 1879." In his London letters and some others. Vol. 1: 413-23. London: Macmillan, 1890.

11170. Spain, Jonathan. "Free trade, protectionism and the 'food of the people': the Liberal opposition to the Cattle Diseases Bill of 1878." In Citizenship and community: Liberals, radicals and collective identities in the British Isles, 1865-1931, edited by Eugenio Biagini: 168-92. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996.

11171. Spanish external debt. Report of the proceedings in the House of Lords, on the 21st July, 1874, on the questions put by the Right Hon. Lord Hampton. London: Council of Foreign Bondholders, 1874. 16p.

11172. Teetgen, Alexander T. A pamphlet reporting the proceedings of "The House of (Little) Commons", held at Westminster, for the discussion of commercial & political grievances and for self-improvement. [S.l.: s.n., s.d.]. 39p.

11173. ---. Report of an imaginary scene in the committee room of the House of Commons 1874. 3rd ed. London: Waterlow, 1874. 26p. [A satirical account.]

11174. Tucker, C. N. The Question: a monthly minute of points for Parliament. 6 vols. London: C. N. Tucker, 1876. [A satirical series of pamphlets; 6 issues published Feb.-July 1876.]

11175. Veritas. The parliamentary drama of 1874, and prologue to that of 1879. London: E. W. Allen, 1879. 68p. [Verse.]

11176. Weldon, Christopher Edward. Weldon's penny House of Commons, giving the name and politics of each member, the county, university, borough or city represented, number of electors and population. London: Weldon & Co., 1877. 26p. [Probably the only issue ever published.]

1880 Parliament

11177. Adelman, Paul. "The peers versus the people." History Today 35 (Feb. 1985): 24-30. [Reform legislation 1884-85.]

11178. Allardyce, Alexander. "The Land Bill in the Lords." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 130 (July-Dec. 1881): 405-12. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11179. ---. "Mr. Gladstone's bad paper." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 135 (Jan.-June 1884): 554-68. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; an unfavourable view of Gladstone's Representation of the People Bill.] 11180. Arnold, Arthur. "The question of the hour: people, Parliament and peers." Fortnightly Review 42 (1884): 332-44.

11181. Austin, Alfred. "Six months of Liberal government." Quarterly Review 150 (July-Oct. 1880): 577-616. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11182. Baden-Powell, George. "Clôture for the English House of Commons." Contemporary Review 42 (July-Dec. 1882): 544-51.

11183. Balfour, Arthur James, 1st Earl of Balfour. "Veiled obstruction." National Review 1 (March-Aug. 1883): 478-89.

11184. Barnett, A. L. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1884." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 28 (1984): 113-17.

11185. ---. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1885." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 28 (1985): 161-65.

11186. Baxter, Williams Edward. "The business of the House of Commons." Contemporary Review 43 (Jan.-June 1883): 629-35.

11187. Beresford-Hope, A. J. B. "The Lords and the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill." National Review 1 (March-Aug. 1883): 758-66.

11188. The Bessborough Commission. Speeches delivered by the Marquess of Waterford, Viscount Lifford, and the Marquess of Lansdowne, during the debate on the Duke of Argyll's motion in the House of Lords, on July 1st, 1881. London: P. S. King, 1881. 22p.

11189. Blackley, William Lewery. "The House of Lords and national insurance." Nineteenth Century 8 (July-Dec. 1880): 107-18.

11190. Brodrick, William St. John. "The relations of the Houses of Parliament." Fortnightly Review 34 (1880): 722-36.

11191. The Caucus Parliament, May 1880. Lincoln; London; Birmingham: George Gale; Simkin Marshall; Cornish Bros, 1880. 32p. [A satirical account.]

11192. Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury. "Ministerial embarrassments." Quarterly Review 151 (Jan.-April 1881): 535-67. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11193. Churchill, Randolph S. "An antidote to agitation." Fortnightly Review 42 (1884): 285-91.

11194. A classified list of the new House of Commons elected April, 1880, shewing the politics of each member, together with a general analysis. Wolverhampton; London; Manchester: Alfred Hinde; Grattan, Marshall; John Heywood, 1880. 22p.

11195. "Clôture." Fraser's Magazine 105 (Jan.-June 1882): 253-60.

11196. The clôture and the recent debate: a criticism and a review. What it would close up and what it would open out. A letter to the Right Hon. Sir John Lubbock, M.P., for the University of London. London: Kerby and Endean, 1882. 27p.

11197. Cobbe, Frances Power. Comments on the debate in the House of Commons April 6, 1883 on Mr. Reid's Bill for the total prohibition of vivisection. London: Victoria Street Society for the Protection of Animals from Vivisection, 1883. 20p. [The debate was held on 4 April.] 11198. Cochrane-Baillie, A. D. R. W. "The Corrupt Practices Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 134 (July- Dec. 1883): 728-39. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11199. Cossham, Handel. The peers and the people. Bath: Lewis, Sons & Tyte, 1884. 24p.

11200. ---. The session of 1881. Bath: W. Lewis, 1881. 32p.

11201. Courthope, W. J. "Whigs, radicals, and conservatives." Quarterly Review 150 (July-Oct. 1880): 269-304. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11202. Cowell, Herbert. "The opening of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 127 (Jan.-June 1880): 398-410. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11203. Cumpston, Mary. "The discussion of imperial problems in the British Parliament, 1880-85." Transactions of the Royal Historical Society 5th ser., 13 (1963): 29-47.

11204. Curtis, G. B. "Will the new rules work?" Fortnightly Review 39 (Jan.-June 1883): 19-24. [Procedural reform.]

11205. Curtis, George Ticknor. "The Speaker's ruling." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 62 (Dec. 1880-May 1881): 923-27. [On 2 Feb. 1881, the Speaker arrested debate and declared that the question be taken immediately.]

11206. The debate on Mr. Reid's bill in the House of Commons, April 4th, 1883. London: [s.n.], 1883? 44p. [Not seen; details from the National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints.]

11207. De Ricci, J. H. The bubble of obstruction. London: Chapman and Hall, 1884. 19p.

11208. "Dissolution or anarchy?" National Review 3 (March-Aug. 1884): 145-50.

11209. Dod, Robert Phipps. The popular Dod; edited by Tommy. 3 vols. London: Bennett Bros, 1880. [Satirical portraits of members of the House of Commons, written under a pseudonym; the copy consulted had threes numbers: nos 1-2 of the 5th ed. and with continuous pagination, 1-63p; no. 3 of the 4th ed. in 32p.]

11210. An election carol on the House of Commons: or, a parody for the people. By the author of "Boycotting the Blackguards". London: J. Kensit, 1886. 4p. [On the prosecution of W. T. Stead and others.]

11211. Engineer officers, Royal Navy. Debate on the Navy Estimates, 18th March, 1881, leading articles, paragraphs, letters, &c. Plymouth: Latimer & Son, 1881. 36p.

11212. Ersser, J. Theatre Royal, Westminster. Mr Bull's preliminary prospectus for the summer season. Blackburn: Charles Tiplady, 1880? [8]p. [A satirical pamphlet; laid out in the form of a variety theatre playbill.]

11213. Fowler, Henry H. "Public business in the House of Commons." Nineteenth Century 18 (July-Dec. 1885): 69-77.

11214. Furniss, Harry. Pen and pencil in Parliament. London: Sampson Low, 1897. vii, 197p. [Includes a diary for 1883.]

11215. Fyfe-Cookson, J. C. Are the Conservative peers pursuing the best course with regard to the Franchise Bill? London: Kegan, Paul, Trench, 1884. 59p.

11216. Gill, Charles. The recent prosecution for blasphemy, and the debate in the House of Commons on the Affirmation Bill. By the author of "The Evolution of Christianity". London: Williams and Norgate, 1883. 31p. 11217. Greg, Percy. "The government and Parliament." Quarterly Review 159 (Jan.-April 1885): 527-56. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11218. Greg, Percy, and L. J. Jennings. "The House of Lords and the government." Quarterly Review 158 (July- Oct. 1884): 566-94. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11219. Grey, Henry, 3rd Earl Grey. "House of Commons." Nineteenth Century 15 (Jan.-June 1884): 507-36.

11220. Hamley, W. G. "The decline of the House of Commons." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 131 (Jan.-June 1882): 665-74. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11221. ---. "Justice for the Lords." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 136 (July-Dec. 1884): 254-70. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index. The Lords and the Representation of the People Bill.]

11222. ---. "The meeting of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 131 (Jan.-June 1882): 393-408. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11223. ---. "The second stage of the Land Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 129 (Jan.-June 1881): 308-11. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11224. Hardcastle, J. A. "The new Parliament." Edinburgh Review 151 (Jan.-April 1880): 547-64. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11225. Harrison, Frederic. "The crisis of parliamentary government." Nineteenth Century 11 (Jan.-June 1882): 9- 28.

11226. ---. "The deadlock in the House of Commons." Nineteenth Century 10 (July-Dec. 1881): 317-40.

11227. Healy, T. M. "The Irish Parliamentary Party." Fortnightly Review 38 (1882): 625-33.

11228. "An historic night in the House of Lords." Chambers's Journal 6th ser., 1 (1898): 513-14. [Debate on the 2nd Reform Bill, 8 July 1884.]

11229. Holmes, J. D. "Cardinal Newman and the Affirmation Bill." Historical Magazine of the Protestant Episcopal Church 36 (1967): 87-97.

11230. "The House of Commons." Fraser's Magazine 104 (July-Dec. 1881): 533-46.

11231. "The House of Lords." Fraser's Magazine 104 (July-Dec. 1881): 401-14.

11232. Howell, George. "The House of Lords and the country." Nineteenth Century 16 (July-Dec. 1884): 189-95.

11233. Jennings, L. J. "The Liberal work of two years." Quarterly Review 153 (Jan.-April 1882): 267-308. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11234. ---. "The paralysis of government." Quarterly Review 154 (July-Oct. 1882): 258-93. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11235. ---. "The true position of parties." Quarterly Review 155 (Jan.-April 1883): 259-88. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11236. Jones, W. Bence. "The Irish Land Bill." Macmillan's Magazine 44 (May-Oct. 1881): 126-38.

11237. Kebbel, T. E. "The House of Lords." Fortnightly Review 37 (1882): 620-35. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.] 11238. Knatchbull-Hugessen, E. H., 1st Baron Brabourne. "What will the peers do?" Nineteenth Century 16 (July- Dec. 1884): 731-45. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11239. Labouchere, Henry. "The question of the hour: people and peers." Fortnightly Review 42 (1884): 321-32.

11240. Laurie, S. S. "The House of Lords and popular education." Fraser's Magazine 102 (July-Dec. 1880): 261- 75. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11241. The law of capital punishment. The debate on the motion for the second reading of the Bill for the abolition of capital punishment. In the House of Commons ... June 22, 1881. Extracted from "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates". London: C. Buck, 1881. 28, xip.

11242. Lawson, W. R. "Taxation and representation under the new Reform Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 135 (Jan.-June 1884): 794-808. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11243. Liberty and Property Defence League. Parliamentary Committee. Over-legislation in 1884: review of the bills of the session by the Parliamentary Committee of the Liberty and Property Defence League. London: Liberty and Property Defence League, 1884. 40p.

11244. ---. Socialism at St. Stephen's in 1883. Work done during the Session by the Parliamentary Committee of the Liberty and Property Defence League. London: Liberty and Property Defence League, 1884. 56p.

11245. Llewelyn, William Henry. The Lords, the constitution and the Franchise Bill: a letter addressed to the most noble the Marquis of Salisbury K. G. London: Harrison, 1884. 24p.

11246. The Lords and the Franchise Bill, containing the debates in the House of Lords, and the ministerial statement, and subsequent discussion in the House of Commons. London: J. & R. Maxwell, 1884. 128p.

11247. Lowe, Robert, 1st Viscount Sherbrooke. "Business in the House of Commons." Nineteenth Century 9 (Jan.- June 1881): 727-36.

11248. ---. "The clôture and the Tories." Nineteenth Century 11 (Jan.-June 1882): 149-56.

11249. ---. "Obstruction or 'clôture'." Nineteenth Century 8 (July-Dec. 1880): 513-25.

11250. Lubenow, W. C. "Irish Home Rule and the great separation in the Liberal Party in 1886: the dimensions of parliamentary Liberalism." Victorian Studies 26 (1982-83): 161-80.

11251. Lucy, Henry W. A diary of two Parliaments: the Gladstone Parliament 1880-1885. London: Cassell, 1886. viii, 508p.

11252. ---. "A mote in the parliamentary eye." Gentleman's Magazine n.s, 27 (1881): 107-13. [Written under his pseudonym: Member for the Chiltern Hundreds; reform of Commons procedure.]

11253. ---. "Parliamentary manners." Nineteenth Century 18 (July-Dec. 1885): 58-68.

11254. Lyons, Michael. "British liberals and Irish land: the late Victorian transformation." Historian 45 (1982-83): 167-85. [Irish Land Act 1881.]

11255. Macdonald, J. H. A. "The stump ministry - its second session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 130 (July-Dec. 1881): 666-80. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11256. Manners, John James Robert, 7th Duke of Rutland. "The coming session." Quarterly Review 157 (Jan.- April 1884): 272-88. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11257. ---. "The end of the struggle." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 137 (Jan.-June 1885): 144-54. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11258. ---. "The opening of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 133 (Jan.-June 1883): 452-60. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11259. ---. "The second autumn session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 136 (July-Dec. 1884): 542-52. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11260. ---. "The third session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 131 (Jan.-June 1882): 806-14. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11261. ---. "The votes of censure." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 135 (Jan.-June 1884): 828-34. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11262. Medicus. 'Talked to death' The medical effects of protracted debates in the House of Commons on the health on its members. London: William Ridgway, 1882. 2p. [Discusses the last 3 years; argues for the clôture.]

11263. Miles, Alfred H. Lords and Commons (Conservative): brief biographical sketches of our political leaders to the dissolution of 1885. With a summary of political events since. London: Simpkin, Marshall; Hamilton, Adams, 1886. 80p.

11264. ---. Lords and Commons (Liberal): brief biographical sketches of our political leaders to the dissolution of 1885. With a summary of political events since. London: Simpkin, Marshall; Hamilton, Adams, 1886. 79p.

11265. "The ministry and Parliament." British Quarterly Review 76 (July-Oct. 1882): 145-68.

11266. "Mr. Gladstone's second Land Bill." Dublin Review 89 (July-Oct. 1881): 220-49.

11267. Nash, Thomas. "The Lords and the Reform Bill." Fortnightly Review 41 (1884): 683-92.

11268. The new House of Commons. Collated or reprinted from The Times. London: Printed and published at The Times office, 1880. 242p.

11269. O'Brien, Conor Cruise. "The machinery of the Irish parliamentary party, 1880-85." Irish Historical Studies 3 (1942-43): 55-85.

11270. O'Connor, T. P. Gladstone's House of Commons. London: Ward and Downey, 1885. xii, 567p.

11271. Panton, George. The House of Lords, 1882, showing the date of creation of title, landed possession of each member, his politics, and former service to his country. Manchester: J. E. Cornish, 1882. 41p.

11272. The parliamentary chronicle; containing a concise statement of the proceedings in both Houses of Parliament, and a classified list showing the votes of Members of the House of Commons in all the principal divisions ... nos 1-9. 9 vols. London: W. J. Johnson, 1882-1883.

11273. "Parliamentary difficulties and political parties." Fraser's Magazine 102 (July-Dec. 1880): 279-88.

11274. "Parliamentary procedure." Westminster Review 118 (July-Oct. 1882): 493-513.

11275. "The parliamentary situation." Fraser's Magazine 103 (Jan.-June 1881): 277-86.

11276. Pease, J. W. The opium traffic between India and China. The debate in the House of Commons on the motion of Mr. J. W. Pease Esq., M.P., Friday, June 4, 1880. Extracted from "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates. Vol.CCLII". London: Anglo-Oriental Society for the Suppression of the Opium Trade, 1880. 30p.

11277. Percy, Henry George, 9th Duke of Northumberland. "The Franchise Bill and the House of Lords." National Review 3 (March-Aug. 1884): 433-36.

11278. Plebeian. The coming revolution: the House of Lords in conflict with the people. London: E. Marlborough, 1884. 15p.

11279. Powell, Leigh M. "Sir Michael Hicks Beach and Conservative politics 1880-1888." Parliamentary History 19 (2000): 377-404.

11280. Précis of official papers, being abstracts of all parliamentary returns. Directed to be printed by both Houses of Parliament. Session 1880 [-1882, no. 1]. 4 vols. London: W. H. Allen, 1880-1882. [A monthly publication.]

11281. Quin, W. T., Earl of Dunraven. "Democracy and the House of Lords." National Review 4 (Sept. 1884-Feb. 1885): 1-16.

11282. Raikes, Henry Cecil. "Parliamentary obstruction and its remedies." Nineteenth Century 8 (1880): 1031-46.

11283. Rathbone, William. "Reform in parliamentary business: the House of Lords." Fortnightly Review 35 (1881): 399-413.

11284. Reduction of European armaments. The debate in the House of Commons on Tuesday, June 15th, 1880, on the motion of Mr. Henry Richard for an address to the crown. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1880. 32p. [Not seen; details taken from the National Union Catalog per-1956 imprints.]

11285. Reeve, Henry. "The new Parliament in session." Edinburgh Review 152 (July-Oct. 1880): 281-301. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11286. ---. "A retrospect of the session." Edinburgh Review 156 (July-Oct. 1882): 260-93. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11287. Retired Politician. "Are parliamentary institutions in danger?" National Review 2 (Sept. 1883-Feb. 1884): 153-67. [Answered by Active Politician: 754-55.]

11288. Ricci, J. H. de. The bubble of obstruction. London: Chapman & Hall, 1884. 19p.

11289. Ridgway's parliamentary manual, for the year 1884; containing the last as well as the present House of Commons, and the holders of the great offices of state during the present century. Also the principal laws regulating parliamentary elections, with judicial decisions, forms, notices, etc; edited by A. M. Sullivan. London: William Ridgway, 1884. 348p. [A reissue of the Companion to the Calendars.]

11290. Ridgway's parliamentary manual, for the year 1885; containing the last as well as the present House of Commons, and the holders of the great offices of state during the present century. Also the principal laws regulating parliamentary elections, with judicial decisions, forms, notices, etc; edited by J. W. Gordon. London: William Ridgway, 1885. 338p. [No more published.]

11291. Rodgers, Brian. "The Medical Relief (Disqualification Removal) Act 1885: a storm in a political teacup." Parliamentary Affairs 9 (1955-56): 188-94.

11292. Rogers, J. E. Thorold. "The House of Lords." Fortnightly Review 42 (July-Dec. 1884): 257-70.

11293. Rogers, J. Guinness. "Chatter versus work in Parliament." Nineteenth Century 16 (July-Dec. 1884): 396- 411. 11294. ---. "The ministry and the clôture." Nineteenth Century 12 (July-Dec. 1882): 797-803.

11295. Russell, George W. E. "The coming session." Fortnightly Review 39 (1883): 1-18.

11296. Saunders, William. The new Parliament, 1880. London: Cassell, Petter, Galpin, 1880. vi, 384p. [Includes biographies of Members of the Commons.]

11297. Skelton, John Fawcett. Poems for the times! "The House of Lords" and "What is nobility". Bolton: T. Bailey, 1884. 8p. [Prompted by the Lords consideration of the Franchise Bill.]

11298. Smalley, G. W. "The bishops as legislators and their attitude to the deceased wife's sister. [London, July 29, 1883]." In his London letters and some others. Vol. 2: 199-205. London: Macmillan, 1890.

11299. ---. "Mr. Gladstone in 1884." In his London letters and some others. Vol. 1: 448-92. London: Macmillan, 1890.

11300. ---. "Mr. Speaker [London February 26, 1884]." In his London letters and some others. Vol. 2: 206-19. London: Macmillan, 1890.

11301. Smith, Goldwin. "The conflict with the Lords." Contemporary Review 46 (July-Dec. 1884): 313-21. [The rejection of the Franchise Bill by the Lords.]

11302. Stanley, E. Lyulph. "The House of Lords and the country." Nineteenth Century 16 (July-Dec. 1884): 182- 88.

11303. Thornton, W. T. "Parliament without parties." Macmillan's Magazine 41 (Nov. 1879-April 1880): 259-66.

11304. Torrens, William Torrens McCullagh. Reform of procedure in Parliament to clear the block of public business. London: Wm. H. Allen & Co., 1881. vi, 232p.

11305. ---. Reform of procedure in Parliament to clear the block of public business with report of speech on clôture, 1st May 1882. 2nd ed. London: Allen & Co., 1882. vi, 266p.

11306. Traill, H. D. "The House of Commons." Macmillan's Magazine 51 (Nov. 1884-April 1885): 29-37. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11307. Vere, William Amelius Aubrey de, 10th Duke of St. Albans. "The House of Lords and the country." Nineteenth Century 16 (July-Dec. 1884): 169-73.

11308. Wallace, William. "The crisis - beneath and after." Scottish Review 4 (July-Oct 1884): 323-50. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; on the Third Reform Bill.]

11309. Wallop, Newton, Viscount Lymington. "The House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 16 (July-Dec 1884): 196-209. [The author was later the 6th Earl of Portsmouth.]

11310. ---. "The opportunity of the peers." Nineteenth Century 16 (July-Dec. 1884): 451-59.

11311. ---. "Tinkering the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 23 (Jan.-June 1888): 734-42.

11312. Warren, Allen. "Forster, the Liberals and new directions in Irish policy 1880-1882." Parliamentary History 6 (1987): 95-126.

11313. ---. "Gladstone, land and social reconstruction in Ireland 1881-1887." Parliamentary History 2 (1983): 153- 73.

11314. Weir, A. C. "The franchise bill unmasked." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 136 (July-Dec. 1884): 524- 41. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11315. Weston, Corinne Comstock. "The royal mediation in 1884." English Historical Review 82 (1967): 296-322. [Queen Victoria and the Third Reform Bill; criticised by John D. Fair 88 (1973): 100-113; answered by Weston, "Disunity on the opposition front bench, 1884", 106 (1991): 80-96; a further answer by Fair, " The Carnarvon diaries and royal mediation in 1884", 106 (1991): 97-116.]

11316. Whitehurst, E. C. "The Lords and the Franchise Bill." Westminster Review 122 (July-Oct. 1884): 448-71. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11317. Wiggins, Deborah Elaine. "The Burial Act of 1880, the Liberation Society and George Osborne Morgan." Parliamentary History 15 (1996): 173-89.

11318. Wilson, Edward D. J. "The clôture in Parliament." Nineteenth Century 8 (July-Dec. 1880): 42-55.

11319. Wodehouse, Edmund Robert. Reform of procedure in the House of Commons: a lecture delivered to the Bath Young Men's Liberal Association, December 8th, 1881. Bath: Lewis, 1881. 23p.

11320. Yates, Arthur Carr. 1880-1885: a record of Mr. Gladstone's second administration, being an appendix to The roll call: a political record of the years 1775 to 1880. Manchester: Abel Heywood; Simpkin, Marshall,

1885. 20p.

1886 Parliament

11321. Abel Heywood's new House of Commons 1886. 2nd ed. Abel Heywood; H. Darbyshire: Manchester; London, 1886. 30p.

11322. Anson, W. R. "The Government of Ireland Bill and the sovereignty of Parliament." Law Quarterly Review 2 (1886): 427-43.

11323. A. W. A. P. The battle of talking: or, Don't ye wish ye may get it? A metrical version of the Home Rule debates. Dublin: Hodges, Figgis & Co., 1886. 6p. [On the debates in the House of Commons.]

11324. Barnett, A. L. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1886." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 28 (1986): 274-77.

11325. Crawshay, W. S., and F. W. Read. The politics of the Commons: compiled from the election addresses, speeches, etc., of the present members. London: Catherine Street Publishing Association, 1886. iii, 359p.

11326. Heywood's new House of Commons .... Abel Heywood; H. Darbyshire: Manchester; London, 1885. 30p.

11327. Hinde's classified list of the new House of Commons elected Nov. & Dec., 1885. Shewing the politics, voters, and majority of each member, together with a general analysis & alphabetical list of members. London; Manchester; Wolverhampton: Houlston; Heywood; Alfred Hinde, 1886. 27p.

11328. Hoey, J. C. "The case of Ireland before Parliament." Dublin Review n.s, 10 (1868): 498-518. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11329. Hufford, R. A. "An analysis and criticism of the rhetoric of the debates on the Irish Home Rule Bill of 1886." M.Litt., University of Durham, 1959.

11330. Jennings, L. J. "The new Parliament." Quarterly Review 162 (Jan.-April 1886): 257-91. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11331. Lubenow, W. C. "Ireland, the Great Depression, and the railway rates: political issues and backbench opinion in the House of Commons of 1886." Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 22 (1978): 204-13.

11332. ---. "Irish home rule and the social basis of the great separation in the Liberal party in 1886." Historical Journal 28 (1985): 125-42.

11333. ---. "Radicals and moderates in the Liberal Party in 1886: the processes of political assimilation in the House of Commons." Parliaments, Estates & Representation 6 (1986): 181-201.

11334. MacCauley, James A. "Ulster and the first Home Rule Bill." Bulletin of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences 48 (Dec. 1946): 1-3.

11335. Macdonald, J. H. A. "In suspense." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 139 (Jan.-June 1886): 564-76. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11336. The new House of Commons elected November and December 1885: list of members, their constituencies, politics & numbers polled. London: Simpkin, Marshall, 1886. 8p.

11337. The new House of Commons, with biographical notices of its members and of nominated candidates, 1885. London: George Edward Wright at The Times Office, 1885. 438p.

11338. Parliament in 1886. Ward & Lock's Guide to the House of Commons; including complete returns of the general election of 1885, and an alphabetical list of the Members, with short biographical sketches of each. London: Ward, Lock, 1886. 104p.

11339. The popular guide to the House of Commons and record of the election of 1885 (Nov. 24 - Dec. 18). London: Pall Mall Gazette Office, 1885. 96p. [A supplement to the Pall Mall Gazette, 19 Dec. 1885.]

11340. Rodden, Brian William. "Anatomy of the 1886 schism in the British Liberal Party: a study of the ninety- four Liberal members of Parliament who voted against the first Home Rule bill." Ph.D., Rutgers University, 1968.

11341. Smalley, G. W. "A great night in the House of Commons: the final debate on the motion for the second reading of Mr. Gladstone's Home Rule Bill." In his London letters and some others. Vol. 2: 227-56. London: Macmillan, 1890.

11342. ---. "The opening of Parliament by the Queen. [London, January 21, 1886]." In his London letters and some others. Vol. 2: 169-88. London: Macmillan, 1890.

1886-92 Parliament

11343. Arnold-Forster, H. O. "Parliamentary misrule of war services." Nineteenth Century 26 (July-Dec. 1889): 523-44.

11344. Baden-Powell, George. "Obstruction and its cure." Fortnightly Review 51 (1889): 413-19.

11345. Barnett, A. L. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1887." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 29 (1987): 26-29.

11346. ---. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1888." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 29 (1988): 166-70.

11347. ---. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1889." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 29 (1989): 352-57. 11348. ---. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1890." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 30 (1990): 68-73.

11349. ---. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1891." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 30 (1991): 240-45.

11350. Baumann, Arthur A. "The conduct of business during the present session." Fortnightly Review 50 (July- Dec. 1888): 313-23.

11351. Callanan, Frank. "The Parnell split, 1890-91." Ph.D., National University of Ireland (Dublin), 1991.

11352. ---. The Parnell split, 1890-91. Cork: Cork University Press, 1992. xxiv, 327p.

11353. The Church in Wales. Full report of the debate on Mr. Samuel Smith's resolution, in the House of Commons on Tuesday, February 23, 1892. London: Church Defence Institution, 1892. 92p.

11354. The constitution bill for Western Australia from the debates in "The Times" with articles from the English journals. Sydney: C. Potter, 1889. 32p. [Not seen; details from the National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints.]

11355. Cooke, C. W. Radcliffe. Four years in Parliament with hard labour. London: W. H. Allen, 1890. viii, 142p. [2nd ed. (1890); 3rd ed. (1891).]

11356. ---. "The Parnellites in Parliament." National Review 8 (Sept. 1886-Feb. 1887): 289-95.

11357. Dicey, Edward. "The next Parliament." Nineteenth Century 30 (July-Dec. 1891): 171-84.

11358. Digby, William. "An Indian Official Reform Bill in Parliament." In his Indian politics in England: the story of an Indian reform bill in Parliament told week by week; with other matters of interest to Indian reformers: 3-39. Lucknow: Ganga Prasad Varma, 1890. [Indian Councils Bill of 1890.]

11359. Dolman, Frederick. "Hereditary peers and practical politics." Westminster Review 135 (Jan.-June 1891): 37- 48.

11360. Elliot, Arthur. "The House of Commons foiled." Edinburgh Review 172 (July-Oct. 1890): 282-41. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11361. ---. "Inside the House." Macmillan's Magazine 61 (Nov. 1889-April 1890): 395-400, 473-80. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11362. ---. "The new House of Commons." Edinburgh Review 164 (July-Oct. 1886): 575-96. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11363. ---. "The session and the Unionists." Edinburgh Review 169 (Jan.-April 1889): 277-300. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11364. ---. "The twelfth Parliament of the Queen." Edinburgh Review 174 (July-Oct. 1891): 566-89. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11365. Foreign v. British Labour. Radicals and British seamen. Report of a debate on the Pilots Bill in the House of Commons, Friday, April 22, 1887. London: Kegan Paul, 1887. vi, 23p.

11366. Gladstone, W. E. "Electoral facts of today." Nineteenth Century 26 (July-Dec 1889): 1056-66.

11367. Gladstonian M.P. "In Parliament." Fortnightly Review 47 (1887): 939-44. 11368. Goodlad, Graham D. "The Liberal Party and Gladstone's Land Purchase Bill of 1886." Historical Journal 32 (1989): 627-41.

11369. Greenwood, Frederick. "The coming session: breakers ahead." Fortnightly Review 54 (1890): 641-56.

11370. Grey, Henry, 3rd Earl Grey. "In peril from Parliament." Nineteenth Century 28 (July-Dec 1890): 694-98, 1012-30. [On the inefficiency of the Commons.]

11371. Hill, Frank H. "Chatter or business?" Nineteenth Century 23 (Jan.-June 1888): 245-57. [On conduct in the Commons.]

11372. ---. "The House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 23 (Jan.-June 1888): 620-32.

11373. ---. "The parliamentary breakdown." Nineteenth Century 22 (July-Dec. 1887): 552-62. [Argues for a Grand Committee on Irish Affairs.]

11374. House of Commons 1889, and London County Council. Mems about Members and 100 portraits. London: Pall Mall Gazette Office, 1889. 88p. [A supplement to the Pall Mall Gazette, 6 April 1889.]

11375. House of Commons with supplement for 1890, and London County Council. Mems about Members and 100 portraits. London: Pall Mall Gazette Office, 1890. 104p. [A supplement to the Pall Mall Gazette, 19 April 1890.]

11376. "The House of Lords." Westminster Review 130 (July-Dec. 1888): 455-62.

11377. Howorth, Henry H. "The work of the session." Quarterly Review 167 (July-Oct. 1888): 514-44. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11378. India and the excise revenue. Report of the debate in the House of Commons of March 13, 1888; with preface & appendix by Mr. W. S. Caine. London: Native Races and Liquor Traffic United Committee, 1888. 24p.

11379. Indian drink question in Parliament. Lucknow: G. P. Varma and Bros, 1890. 28p. [debate opened by Mr Smith.]

11380. "Irish M.P.'s prosecuted under the Coercion Act during the Tory administration 1886-1890." Subjects of the Day 3 (Nov. 1890): 129.

11381. Jennings, L. J. "The coming session." Quarterly Review 164 (Jan.-April 1887): 270-84. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11382. ---. "The coming session." Quarterly Review 170 (Jan.-April 1890): 257-86. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11383. ---. "The stranger in the House." Macmillan's Magazine 64 (May-Oct. 1891): 154-60, 235-40, 315-20; 65 (Nov.1891-April 1892): 394-400, 475-80; 66 (May-Oct.1892): 75-80, 155-60, 395-400. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11384. ---. "The work of the House of Commons." Quarterly Review 171 (July-Oct. 1890): 532-64. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11385. Jones, J. Graham. "Alfred Thomas's National Institutions (Wales) Bills of 1891-92." Welsh History Review 15 (1990-91): 218-39.

11386. ---. "'Quietly I hope to push on Welsh questions substantially': Thomas Edward Ellis as Second Whip." Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 14, no. 3 (2004): 230-39.

11387. ---. "Thomas Edward Ellis and the temperance campaign." Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 14, no. 2 (2003): 175-84.

11388. Juvenile punishment. Debate in the House of Lords and articles and correspondence in The Times and other papers. London: Hatchard's, 1889. 88p.

11389. Knatchbull-Hugessen, E. H., 1st Baron Brabourne. "The autumn session." Blackwood's Edinburgh

Magazine 145 (Jan.-June 1889): 136-52. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11390. ---. "The debate and the elections." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 140 (July-Dec. 1886): 118-40. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11391. ---. "'Her Majesty's Opposition' in 1887." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 141 (Jan-June 1887): 719-33. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11392. ---. "Parliamentary prospects." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 145 (Jan.-June 1889): 577-90. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11393. ---. "The progress of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 141 (Jan.-June 1887): 854-70; 143 (Jan.-June 1888): 720-32; 151 (Jan.-June 1892): 602-16. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11394. ---. "The second half of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 144 (July-Dec. 1888): 297-310. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11395. ---. "The session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 142 (July-Dec. 1887): 430-42; 146 (July-Dec. 1889): 423-38. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11396. ---. "The session and the government." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 150 (July-Dec. 1891): 299-316. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11397. ---. "The session and the ministry." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 148 (July-Dec. 1890): 285-302. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11398. ---. "The session before Easter." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 147 (Jan.-June 1890): 583-98. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11399. ---. "Two months of the session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 141 (Jan.-June 1887): 590-602. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11400. ---. "Work of the session before Easter." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 145 (Jan.-June 1889): 724-40. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11401. "The Lords as obstructives." Westminster Review 131 (Jan.-June 1889): 227-36.

11402. Lucy, Henry W. A diary of the Salisbury Parliament, 1886-1892. London: Cassell, 1892. xii, 530p.

11403. ---. "The House of Lords." English Illustrated Magazine 3 (1885-86): 192-204.

11404. ---. "Men of the Salisbury Parliament." North American Review 152 (Jan.-June 1891): 453-60.

11405. Mallock, W. H. "The House of Lords." Quarterly Review 167 (July-Oct 1888): 217-48. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11406. Manners, John James Robert, 7th Duke of Rutland. "The opening of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 143 (Jan.-June 1888): 444-50. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11407. McCarthy, Justin. "The Land Purchase Bill." Contemporary Review 57 (Jan.-June 1890): 760-68.

11408. Milman, Archibald. "Parliamentary procedure: questions." Edinburgh Review 171 (Jan.-April 1890): 253-

66. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11409. Morgan, George Osborne. "Chaos in the House of Commons." Contemporary Review 55 (Jan.-June 1889): 148-56.

11410. Morris, William O'Connor. "The Irish Land Purchase Bill." Contemporary Review 58 (July-Dec. 1890): 743-54.

11411. M. P. "The Westminster slough of despond." National Review 12 (Sept. 1888-Feb. 1889): 760-71.

11412. Native races & the liquor traffic. Report of the debate in the House of Commons, of April, 24th 1888. London: Native Races and Liquor Traffic United Committee, 1888. 23p.

11413. Native races & the liquor traffic. Report of the debate in the House of Lords, of May 6th, 1889. London: Native Races and Liquor Traffic United Committee, 1889. 16p.

11414. The new House of Commons, with biographical notices of its members and of nominated candidates, 1886. London: George Edward Wright at The Times Office, 1886. 466p.

11415. "The new leader of the House of Commons." National Review 18 (Sept. 1891-Feb. 1892): 289-301. [Reprinted in Living Age 191 (Oct.-Dec. 1891): 643-650; on A. J. Balfour.]

11416. Norris, Edward S. "Fresh work for Parliament." National Review 10 (Sept. 1887-Feb. 1888): 415-21.

11417. Northcote, Walter Stafford, 2nd Earl of Iddesleigh. "Procedure in the House of Commons." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 145 (Jan.-June 1889): 882-87. [Suggestions for improving efficiency.]

11418. Palmer, William Waldegrave, 2nd Earl of Selborne. "How to get the Tithes bill through the House of Commons." New Review 2 (Jan.-June 1890): 22-31.

11419. Parkinson, Roger Andrew Hardess. "The origins of the Naval Defence Act of 1889 and the new navalism of the 1890s." Ph.D., University of Exeter, 2006.

11420. "Parliament and the Scottish universities." Westminster Review 131 (Jan.-June 1889): 408-16. [Legislation for the Scottish universities.]

11421. Parliamentary pictures and personalities. "Graphic" illustrations of Parliament, 1890-1893, containing the hundred and thirty-five character sketches by Reginald Cleaver, Sydney P. Hall, Paul Renouard, H. W. Brewer & other artists & over 600 portraits of Members of present House of Commons with descriptive letter-press by Harold Cox. London: Sampson Low, Marston, 1893. 96p.

11422. Pernicious literature. Debate in the House of Commons. Trial and conviction for sale of Zola's novels. With opinions of the press. London: National Vigilance League, 1889. 32p. [Debate on 8 May 1888.]

11423. Potter, Henry C. "An evening in the House of Commons." Critic [NY] n.s, 7 (1887): 133-34.

11424. Q. "A scandalous session." National Review 15 (March-Aug. 1890): 577-82. [The waste of Parliament's time, 1890 session.]

11425. Radcliffe-Cooke, C. W. "The oratory of the House of Commons." National Review 12 (Sept. 1888-Feb. 1889): 373-88.

11426. Samuelson, James. "The Lords and the Labourers - retrospect - conclusion." Subjects of the Day 4 (Feb. 1891): 104-17.

11427. Sellar, A. C. "The late crisis and the coming session." Edinburgh Review 165 (Jan.-April 1887): 268-303. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11428. "The session; its domestic questions." National Review 17 (March-Aug. 1891): 729-42.

11429. "Shall we dissolve this year?" National Review 17 (March-Aug. 1891): 441-51.

11430. Skelton, John. "The limitations of parliamentary government: what about Ireland?" Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 149 (Jan.-June 1891): 580-88. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11431. Stanley, Edward Lyulph, 4th Baron Stanley of Alderley. "The House of Commons and the Church." Nineteenth Century 30 (July-Dec. 1891): 777-82.

11432. Stead, W. T. "Government by journalism." Contemporary Review 49 (Jan.-June 1886): 653-74. [Journalism and the House of Commons.]

11433. Temple, Richard. "A parliamentary view of the Victoria Nyanza railway." Fortnightly Review 57 (1892): 705-15.

11434. Trade-Unionism and free labour: speeches in the House of Lords, by the Earl of Wemyss, Earl Fortescue, Lord Bramwell. London: Published by the Hansard Publishing Union, Ltd. for the Liberty and Property Defence League, 1891. 11p. [Debate of 6 March 1891 on the Scottish railway strike.]

11435. Whitmore, C. A. "Has the session been untruthful?" National Review 10 (Sept. 1887-Feb. 1888): 153-65.

11436. "Who next? On the front opposition bench." New Review 2 (Jan.-June 1890): 54-63. [After Gladstone.]

11437. Women and factory legislation. Debate in the House of Lords on clause 16, Factories and Workshops Bill. [Hansard's Parliamentary Debates]. London: Liberty and Property Defence League, 1891. 7p. [Debate on 23 July 1891.]

1892 Parliament

11438. Arnold-Forster, H. O. "Questions in the House on naval matters." National Review 23 (March-Aug. 1894): 409-23.

11439. Baden-Powell, George. "The session." National Review 24 (Sept. 1893-Feb. 1894): 230-48.

11440. ---.. "The session: its barren labour." National Review 22 (Sept. 1893-Feb. 1894): 242-48.

11441. Balfour, Arthur James, 1st Earl of Balfour. "The new House of Commons and the Irish question." North American Review 155 (July-Dec. 1892): 641-51.

11442. Barnett, A. L. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1892." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 30 (1992): 380-84.

11443. ---. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1893." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 31 (1993): 30-36.

11444. ---. "The railway acts of Parliament of 1894." Journal of the Railway & Canal Historical Society 31 (1994): 325-28.

11445. Beck, Theodore. "The House of Commons and the Indian Civil Service." National Review 23 (March-Aug. 1894): 372-89.

11446. Brown, Susan Elizabeth. "One last campaign from the GOM: Gladstone and the House of Lords in 1894." In The Gladstonian turn of mind: essays presented to J. B. Conacher, edited by Bruce L. Kinzer: 154-76. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1985.

11447. Conservative M.P. "Some features of the session in the House of Commons." National Review 24 (Sept. 1894-Feb. 1895): 86-96.

11448. Courtney, Leonard Henry, 1st Baron Courtney. et al. "Obstruction: what is it?" New Review 8 (Jan.-June 1893): 385-96. [Obstruction in the House of Commons.]

11449. Dicey, Edward. "Alexander's generals." Quarterly Review 179 (July-Oct. 1894): 553-76. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; on the 1893-94 session.]

11450. ---. "Justice to England - a rallying cry." Nineteenth Century 36 (July-Dec. 1894): 824-36. [English affairs in Parliament.]

11451. Elliot, Arthur. "The coming crisis." Edinburgh Review 175 (Jan.-April 1892): 274-95.

11452. ---. "The session of 1893." Edinburgh Review 179 (Jan.-April 1894): 246-66. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11453. Ellis, T. I. "Premier and chief whip." Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (1965): 46- 58. [Letters from Lord Rosebery to T. E. Ellis 1893-97 on parliamentary business.]

11454. Finn, J. F. "The great debate, 1893-4." M.A., University of Warwick, 1968-69. [Irish home rule.]

11455. Gibson, Edward, 1st Baron Ashbourne. "The crowning mercy." National Review 22 (Sept. 1893-Feb. 1894): 161-70. [Rejection of the Home Rule Bill by the House of Lords.]

11456. Gladstone, Herbert John, 1st Viscount Gladstone. "Ireland blocks the way." Nineteenth Century 31 (Jan.- June 1892): 899-904.

11457. Grayston, James. Present day questions. No. 1 Parliamentary session, 1892. House of Commons. Sale to Children Bill. Case against. London: Licensed Victuallers' Central Protection Society, 1892. 8p.

11458. ---. Present day questions. No. 2 Parliamentary session, 1892. House of Commons. Shop Hours Bill. Argument against. London: Licensed Victuallers' Central Protection Society, 1892. 8p.

11459. Green Armytage, North. Convocation and Parliament: an essay on the Clergy Discipline Bill of 1892. London: J. Masters, 1892. 10p.

11460. Hardie, J. Keir. "Parties and programmes in the new Parliament: the Labour Party." New Review 7 (July- Dec. 1892): 147-57.

11461. Healy, T. M. "Procedure in Parliament." New Ireland Review 1 (March-Sept. 1894): 27-34.

11462. ---. "The tactics of the opposition: a defence." New Review 9 (July-Dec. 1893): 94-98.

11463. Hely-Hutchinson, John Luke George, 5th Earl of Donoughmore. "The House of Lords and the Home Rule Bill." North American Review 157 (July-Dec. 1893): 298-306.

11464. Hobhouse, Alfred, 1st Baron Hobhouse. "The House of Lords and betterment." Contemporary Review 65 (Jan.-June 1894): 438-52, 704-12. [The second part is a rebuttal of the criticism by the 8th Duke of Argyll: 483-95; on local taxation in London.]

11465. House of Lords, June 15th, 1894. Debate on the second reading of the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill. Comments of the Press. London: Marriage Law Reform Association, 1895. 279p. [For the debate, see pp. 13-40.]

11466. Jennings, L. J. "The modern member of Parliament." Macmillan's Magazine 67 (Nov. 1892-April 1893): 304-9. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11467. Kebbel, T. E. "At last." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 158 (July-Dec. 1895): 146-56. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; fall of Lord Rosebery's government.]

11468. ---. "The coup d'état." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 154 (July-Dec. 1893): 310-22. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; an attack on the Home Rule Bill.]

11469. ---. "Destructives and conservatives." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 156 (July-Dec. 1894): 159-68. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11470. ---. "The end." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 155 (Jan.-June 1894): 303-12. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; end of a session.]

11471. ---. "Escape from the wreck." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 155 (Jan.-June 1894): 456-68. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11472. ---. "The new treason." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 154 (July-Dec. 1893): 462-78. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; an attack on the Home Rule Bill.]

11473. ---. "A platform Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 155 (Jan.-June 1894): 871-81. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11474. ---. "Political stock-jobbers." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 155 (Jan.-June 1894): 153-64. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11475. ---. "Stealing a session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 154 (July-Dec. 1893): 892-905. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; objections to the extension of the autumn session of 1893 to Christmas and beyond.]

11476. Kebbel, T. E., and Reginald Macleod. "Session of 1894." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 156 (July-Dec. 1894): 438-52. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11477. Kinnear, J. Boyd. "The work of Parliament." Scots Magazine 13 (Jan.-May 1894): 543-48. [On the legislative burden.]

11478. Knatchbull-Hugessen, E. H., 1st Baron Brabourne. "The outlook of the new year." Blackwood's Magazine 151 (Jan.-June 1892): 151-68. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11479. ---. "The results of the election." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 152 (July-Dec. 1892): 293-318. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11480. ---. "A retrospect and a prospect." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 153 (Jan.-June 1893): 164-78. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11481. "The legislation of the session." Bankers' Insurance Managers' & Agents' Magazine 58 (July-Dec. 1894): 477-80.

11482. Lucy, Henry W. A diary of the Home Rule Parliament, 1892-1895. London: Cassell, 1896. viii, 488p.

11483. ---. "From behind the Speaker's chair." Strand Magazine 5 (Jan.-June 1893): 89-94, 198-202, 267-73, 381- 88, 490-97, 624-32; 6 (July-Dec. 1893): 62-69, 191-98, 253-60, 469-77, 583-89; 7 (Jan.-June 1894): 189- 96, 388-93, 481-96, 645-52; 8 (July-Dec. 1894): 34-40, 218-4; 9 (Jan.-June 1895): 25-32, 166-73, 265-71, 377-82, 515-21, 624-30. [Nos. 1-22 of a regular series of lively sketches with caricatures by F. C. Gould.]

11484. ---. Peeps at Parliament taken from behind the Speaker's chair. London: George Newnes, 1903. xvi, 378p. [Sessions 1893-1895.]

11485. ---. Peeps at Parliament: taken from behind the Speaker's chair. 2nd ed. London: George Newnes, 1904. xiv, 378p.

11486. Lugard, F. D. "East and West Africa in Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 155 (Jan.-June 1894): 133-42.

11487. Macleod, Reginald. "The peers and the people." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 154 (July-Dec. 1893): 597-604. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; the Home Rule Bill in the House of Lords.]

11488. Mallock, W. H. "Conservatism and democracy." Quarterly Review 176 (Jan.-April 1893): 254-86. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11489. Massingham, H. W. "Why not dissolve?" Contemporary Review 65 (Jan.-June 1894): 903-8.

11490. Maxwell, Herbert. "The rural voter." National Review 18 (Sept. 1891-Feb. 1892 1892): 577-94.

11491. McCarthy, Justin. "New parties in Parliament." North American Review 158 (Jan.-June 1894): 401-11.

11492. ---. "Parties and programmes in the new Parliament: the Nationalists." New Review 7 (July-Dec. 1892): 129- 35.

11493. Miles Inglorius. "Speeches and speakers of today." New Review 7 (July-Dec. 1892): 422-29, 694-700.

11494. Milman, Archibald. "Parliamentary procedure versus obstruction." Quarterly Review 178 (Jan.-April 1894): 486-503. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11495. ---. "The peril of Parliament." Quarterly Review 178 (Jan.-April 1894): 263-88. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11496. Morton, E. J., and J. Scott Montague. "First impressions in the "House"." Pall Mall Magazine 1 (May-Oct. 1893): 276-80.

11497. Mott, A. J. "Lords and Commons." Macmillan's Magazine 69 (Nov. 1893-April 1894): 241-47.

[Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11498. Moulton, J. Fletcher. "The House of Commons: a plea for action." Contemporary Review 67 (Jan.-June 1895): 305-16.

11499. M. P. The founding of St. Stephen's Golf Club. London: W. Ridgway, 1894. 31p. [A satire.]

11500. M. P. "Incidents of the autumn session." National Review 22 (Sept. 1893-Feb. 1894): 664-72.

11501. ---. "The session: its personal aspects." National Review 22 (Sept. 1893-Feb. 1894): 230-41.

11502. Nash, Vaughan. "The Employers' Liability Bill." Fortnightly Review 61 (Jan.-June 1894): 244-54. [The House of Lords and the bill.]

11503. The new House of Commons, July 1892; with biographical notices of its members, recorded polls, comparisons with previous elections, and statistical analysis. Reprinted from "The Times". London: Macmillan; The Times Office, 1892. 328p.

11504. Northcote, Walter Stafford, 2nd Earl of Iddesleigh. "The decadence of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 154 (July-Dec. 1893): 605-8. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; an attack on the quality of members in the Commons.]

11505. Parker, Percy L. "A young man's impressions of the House of Commons: a chat with Mr. J. Williams Benn M.P." Young Man 8 (1894): 43-45.

11506. "Philanthropists in Parliament." Quiver: an illustrated magazine for Sunday and general reading 3rd ser., 28 (Nov. 1892-Oct. 1893): 1-3.

11507. Porritt, Edward. "Bargains in Parliament." North American Review 158 (Jan.-June 1894): 631-35.

11508. "The position of the House of Lords." Westminster Review 142 (July-Dec. 1894): 22-32.

11509. Roscoe, Edward Stanley. "The House of Lords." Edinburgh Review 178 (July-Oct. 1893): 404-38. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11510. Russell, T. W., J. E. Redmond, and Viscount Cranborne. "The 'Gag' and the Commons." New Review 9 (July-Dec. 1893): 113-33. [Use of the 'guillotine' during the proceedings on the Home Rule Bill in 1893.]

11511. Scrutator. "The House of Lords and Bengal Cadastral Survey." Law Magazine and Law Review 4th ser., 18 (1892-93): 295-98.

11512. Shaw-Lefevre, George John, 1st Baron Eversley. "Parties and programmes in the new Parliament: the Liberal Unionists." New Review 7 (July-Dec. 1892): 135-47.

11513. Spender, Harold. "Can the House of Commons be saved?" New Review 9 (July-Dec. 1893): 409-15.

11514. ---. The story of the Home Rule session. (Reprinted, with additions and alterations, from "The Westminster Gazette"); With 300 portraits of politicans by F. C. Gould. Westminster Popular, 3. London: Office of "The Westminster Gazette" and T. Fisher Unwin, 1893. 95p.

11515. Strachey, John St. Loe. "An appeal to the House of Lords." National Review 22 (Sept. 1893-Feb. 1894): 738-41.

11516. Wallace, Robert. "The ninth clause - (To my fellow Gladstonians)." Nineteenth Century 34 (July-Dec. 1893): 10-21. [The ninth clause of the Irish Home Rule Bill: should Irish Members of Parliament be allowed to vote on English affairs after Home Rule?]

11517. Wilkinson, Spenser. "Cartridges." National Review 25 (March-Aug. 1895): 843-50. [On the vote of censure in 1895 on the Secretary of State for War.]

11518. ---. "The civilian minister." In his War and policy: essays: 277-87. Westminster: Constable, 1900. [A reprint of no. 11517.]

1895 Parliament

11519. Annand, James. "The intolerable waste of Parliament." New Review 15 (July-Dec. 1896): 215-25.

11520. Bellot, Hugh H. L. "The moral of the general election." Westminster Review 144 (July-Dec. 1895): 173-77.

11521. Bompas, H. M. "Parliamentary questions of the day: church disestablishment." Fortnightly Review 63 (1895): 362-68.

11522. Bussy, F. Moir. Lords and Commons: an illustrated parliamentary paper. 14 vols. London: Printed and published at the Parliamentary Debates Printing Works, 1899. [Published in 14 issues, February-May 1899.]

11523. Cameron, Howard. "A night in the House of Commons." Temple Magazine 3 (Oct. 1898-Sept. 1899): 773- 75.

11524. Conservative M.P. "A khakhi dissolution." National Review 35 (March-Aug. 1900): 721-26.

11525. Cowell, Herbert. "The dissolution of Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 168 (July-Dec. 1900): 608-26. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11526. Cromwell, Archibald. "Our youngest members of Parliament." Windsor Magazine 3 (Jan.-June 1896): 116- 23.

11527. Crosthwaite, Charles, and T. E. Kebbel. "The last session of the century." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 169 (Jan.-June 1901): 148-60.

11528. Dewar, G. A. B. "Is Parliament so shocking?" Westminster Review 149 (Jan.-June 1898): 324-28.

11529. ---. "The old M. P. and the new." Westminster Review 146 (July-Dec. 1896): 628-34.

11530. Dilke, Charles W. "The late session." Progressive Review 1 (Oct. 1896-March 1897): 53-62.

11531. Dolman, Frederick. "The young men of the House of Commons." Young Man 11 (1897): 27-30.

11532. Escott, T. H. S. "Recess silence and sessional results." New Century Review 6 (July-Dec. 1899): 290-95.

11533. Fennelly, Teddy. "The Local Government (Ireland) Act 1898 - Tory inspired legislation that ended the power and privileges of the landlords." Laois Heritage 1 (2003): 29-54.

11534. Green, Walford D. "First impressions of the House of Commons." Windsor Magazine 3 (Jan-June 1896):

124-25.

11535. Harrison, Frederic. "The new Parliament." Positivist Review 3 (1895): 157-61.

11536. ---. "The rejected Queen's speech." Positivist Review 7 (1899): 185-89. [An alternative Queen's speech.]

11537. Herlihy, John. "The record of the session." Westminster Review 146 (July-Dec. 1896): 367-77.

11538. ---. "The record of the session, 1899." Westminster Review 152 (July-Dec. 1899): 383-96.

11539. Higginbottom, Frederick J. "Silhouettes in Parliament." Pall Mall Magazine 18 (May-Aug. 1899): 96-103, 266-73, 396-402, 566-72; 19 (Sept.-Dec.1899): 117-23. [Profiles, with caricatures, of leading members of the House of Commons.]

11540. Hobhouse, Alfred, 1st Baron Hobhouse. "The position of the House of Lords." Contemporary Review 66 (1895): 774-94. [Reprinted in the Living Age 6th ser., 5 (1895): 32-47.]

11541. Holms, James Douglas. "Tyranny of the party whip." Westminster Review 150 (July-Dec. 1898): 477-82.

11542. Kebbel, T. E. "The closure and common sense." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 160 (July-Dec. 1896): 126-34. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; obstruction by Irish members.]

11543. ---. "The debate on the address." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 163 (Jan.-June 1898): 439-50. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11544. ---. "A fresh start." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 161 (Jan.-June 1897): 158-70. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11545. ---. "From top to bottom." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 159 (Jan.-June 1896): 776-94. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11546. ---. "A healthy change." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 162 (1897): 294-304. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11547. ---. "The last chapter of party history." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 160 (July-Dec. 1896): 431-42. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; obstruction by Irish Members.]

11548. ---. "The last six months." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 164 (July-Dec. 1898): 296-308. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11549. ---. "The lesson of lost opportunities." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 159 (Jan.-June 1896): 150-62. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11550. ---. "Ministerialists and unionists." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 157 (1895): 807-16. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11551. ---. "The new day." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 158 (July-Dec. 1895): 445-56. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11552. ---. "The new obstruction a serious danger." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 159 (Jan.-June 1896): 927- 35. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11553. ---. "The opening session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 159 (Jan.-June 1896): 471-82. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11554. ---. "Political evolution." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 157 (1895): 651-61. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11555. ---. "The political prospect." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 161 (Jan.-June 1897): 444-54. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11556. ---. "The rise of the curtain." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 157 (1895): 490-500. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11557. ---. "The Senate and the field." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 161 (Jan.-June 1897): 733-42. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11558. ---. "Their sixth session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 168 (July-Dec. 1900): 295-304. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11559. "A list of peers and heirs apparent of peers who served in the South African War of 1899-1902." In The complete peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and the United Kingdom New ed., edited by G. E. Cokayne. Vol. 3: 592-96. London: St Catherine Press, 1913.

11560. Lucy, Henry W. A diary of the Unionist Parliament 1895-1900. Bristol: J. W. Arrowsmith, 1901. xiii, 418p.

11561. ---. "From behind the Speaker's chair." Strand Magazine 10 (July-Dec. 1895): 49-55, 227-33; 11 (Jan.-June 1896): 145-50, 274-80, 385-91, 566-72, 683-88; 12 (July-Dec. 1896): 28-32, 147-52; 13 (Jan.-June 1897): 26-31, 161-66, 329-5, 465-71, 575-80, 732-38; 14 (July-Dec. 1897): 103-08, 177-82; 15 (Jan.-June 1898): 190-96, 331-7, 402-08, 545-1, 642-48; 16 (July-Dec. 1898): 75-80, 183-88, 297-303; 17 (Jan.-June 1899): 160-66, 295-300, 476-81, 540-45, 763-68; 18 (July-Dec. 1899): 44-49, 164-69; 19 (Jan.-June 1900): 187- 92, 272-78, 397-402, 581-86, 666-70; 20 (July-Dec. 1900): 102-07, 147-52. [Nos. 23-61 of a regular series of lively sketches with caricatures by F. C. Gould.]

11562. ---. Later peeps at Parliament taken from behind the Speaker's chair. London: George Newnes, 1904. xix, 578p. [Covers 1895-1902.]

11563. MacDonagh, Michael. "From the lobby of the House of Commons." Macmillan's Magazine 72 (May-Oct. 1895): 195-202.

11564. ---. "From the lobby of the House of Commons." In his The book of Parliament: 330-49. London: Isbister, 1897.

11565. ---. "A night in the House of Lords." Good Words 38 (1897): 133-40.

11566. ---. "A night in the Reporters' Gallery." Nineteenth Century 37 (Jan.-June 1895): 516-26. [Reprinted in Living Age 205 (April-June 1895): 50-58.]

11567. McCarthy, Justin. "The late session of Parliament." North American Review 163 (July-Dec. 1896): 304-15.

11568. "Men and manners in Parliament." Young Man 14 (1900): 371-74.

11569. M. P. "Parliamentary wits and wags." Temple Magazine 3 (Oct. 1898-Sept. 1899): 167-73.

11570. The new House of Commons, July 1895; with biographical notices of its members, recorded polls, comparisons with previous elections, and statistical analysis. Reprinted from "The Times". London: Macmillan; The Times Office, 1895. 368p.

11571. O'Connor, T. P. "The celebrities of the House of Commons." Harper's Monthly Magazine 95 (June-Nov. 1897): 111-28, 205-24.

11572. Otte, T. G. "'Avenge England's dishonour': by-elections, Parliament and the politics of foreign policy in 1898." English Historical Review 121 (2006): 385-428.

11573. Parliamentary Hand. "Some popular M.P.'s." Woman at Home 6 (April-Sept. 1899): 829-38.

11574. Paul, Herbert. "The House of Commons and its leader." Contemporary Review 71 (Jan.-June 1897): 329- 41. [On A. J. Balfour.]

11575. Pigott, Mostyn T. Songs of a session: being a lyric record of parliamentary doings during 1896. London: Innes, 1896. viii, 120p.

11576. Porritt, Edward. "Recent legislation in England." Yale Review 5 (May 1896-Feb. 1897): 272-87.

11577. ---. "English legislation in 1897." Yale Review 6 (May 1897-Feb. 1898): 267-89.

11578. ---. "British legislation in the session of 1898." Yale Review 7 (May 1898-Feb. 1899): 331-37.

11579. Quasivates. "A seeming Liberal check in England." Catholic World 61 (April-Sept. 1895): 658-64.

11580. Rasch, Fred Carne. "Long speeches and bores." Fortnightly Review 68 (July-Dec. 1897): 961-62.

11581. Rendle, John. "Budget night in the House of Commons: viewed from the Press Gallery." Windsor Magazine 3 (Jan.-June 1896): 431-35.

11582. Rhode, Dyke. "The dual control at St. Stephen's: bringing fresh light on old figures." New Century Review 1 (Jan.-June 1897): 456-63. [On Joseph Chamberlain and A. J. Balfour.]

11583. Robertson, John M. "The general election." Free Review 4 (April-Sept. 1895): 459-80.

11584. Russell, T. W. "Parliamentary questions of the day: Mr. Morley and the First Land Bill." Fortnightly Review 63 (1895): 347-61.

11585. Statham, F. R. "The coming struggle." Westminster Review 151 (Jan.-June 1899): 13-19. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; struggle between Lords and the Liberal Party.]

11586. ---. "Parties and Parliament." Westminster Review 150 (July-Dec. 1898): 357-62. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11587. "The statutes for the year 1896." Bankers' Insurance Managers' & Agents' Magazine 62 (July-Dec. 1896): 597-99.

11588. Taggart, Michael. "Alexander Chaffers and the genesis of the Vexatious Actions Act 1896." Cambridge Law Journal 63 (2004): 656-84.

11589. Tearem, M. P. "The military amateurs." Contemporary Review 73 (Jan.-June 1898): 335-45. [Soldier Members of the Commons.]

11590. Thomas, F. G. "The Liberal Party and the Peers." Westminster Review 151 (Jan.-June 1899): 20-27.

11591. White, F. A. "The coming dissolution." Westminster Review 154 (July-Dec. 1900): 237-52.

11592. Whitmore, C. A. "The work of the session." National Review 14 (Sept. 1889-Feb. 1890): 1-9.

11593. Wilkinson, Kosmo. "Timely truths for the outs and ins." Fortnightly Review 64 (July-Dec. 1895): 170-78.

11594. Williamson, David. Parliament's tribute to Gladstone. London: James Bowden, 1898. 76p. [Speeches in Parliament after the death of Gladstone.]

11595. Wright, Marcus J. "The British Parliament." Arena [Boston] 13 (June-Nov. 1895): 31-37.

11596. ---. "The prorogation of the British Parliament." Arena [Boston] 2 (June-Nov. 1890): 581-87. [Description of the prorogation on 30 August 1889.]

1900 Parliament

11597. Atherley-Jones, L. A. "The House of Commons." Nineteenth Century 49 (Jan.-June 1901): 1004-11.

11598. Bell, John. "The Labour group in Parliament." Universal Magazine 1 (Feb.-Oct. 1900): 333-48.

11599. Birrell, Augustine, Henry Fowler, Lestocq Erskine, and G. W. E. Russell. Mr. Balfour's Parliament. Report of speeches delivered by Mr. Augustine Birrell ... Sir Henry Fowler ... Mr. Lestocq Erskine, and Mr. G. W. E. Russell (Chairman) at the Trocadero Restaurant on February 1st, 1905. London: A. & C. Black, 1905. 24p.

11600. Collings, T. C. "Preachers in Parliament. I House of Lords." Sunday at Home (1901-02): 283-86.

11601. ---. "Preachers in Parliament. II House of Commons." Sunday at Home (1901-02): 365-71.

11602. "The commercial party in Parliament." Magazine of Commerce 1 (Nov. 1902-Feb. 1903): 126-29. [Members interested in commerce.]

11603. Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Bill. Report of the debates in Parliament, the official correspondence with the Australian delegates, and other papers, etc. With the text of the Act, 63 & 63 Vict., ch. xii. London: Wyman, 1900. v, 8-197p.

11604. Conder, Claude Regnier. "The Irish Land Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 172 (Jan.-June 1903): 606-20. [Attributed in David Finkelstein's An index to Blackwood's Magazine 1901-1980, 1995.]

11605. Cook, E. T. "Paralysis of Parliament." Quarterly Review 194 (July-Oct. 1901): 601-36. [Published anonymously.]

11606. Cosby, D. S. A. "Decay of Parliament. Is it temporary or permanent?" Westminster Review 164 (July-Dec. 1905): 357-60.

11607. Courtney, Leonard Henry, 1st Baron Courtney. "The decline of Parliament." Monthly Review 17, no. 3

(Dec. 1904): 13-21.

11608. Cowell, Herbert. "The new Parliament." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 168 (July-Dec. 1900): 783-92. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11609. "A desperate Opposition." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 176 (July-Dec. 1904): 286-96.

11610. Duffy, T. Gavan. Capitalism in Parliament: the crimes of a session. Tracts for the Times, 6. London: Published by the Independent Labour Party, 1905. 15p.

11611. Escott, T. H. S. "Solution and dissolution." New Century Review 8 (July-Dec. 1900): 1-5.

11612. Fraser, John Foster. "The new House of Commons." Pall Mall Magazine 23 (Jan.-April 1901): 40-48. [Reprinted in Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature 136 (Jan.-June 1901): 577-84, and in Living Age 228 (Jan.-March 1901): 681-88.]

11613. Furniss, Harry. "The House of Commons as it should be." Cassell's Magazine 36 (Dec. 1902-May 1903): 26-30. [Suggestions for new appointments.]

11614. Gould, F. Carruthers. A pictorial history of the Education Bill campaign, 1902. Westminster cartoons, 7. London: Westminster Gazette, 1903. iii, 47p.

11615. Greenwood, Frederick. "Party dissension and parliamentary decay." New Liberal Review 2 (Aug. 1901 - Jan. 1902): 26-36.

11616. Heaton, J. Henniker. "The Mother of Parliaments." Leisure Hour 50 (1901-02): 223-33, 294-300.

11617. Hope, James Fitzalan, 1st Baron Rankeillour. A history of the 1900 Parliament. Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1908. x, 311p.

11618. "House of Commons and the Army estimates." Contemporary Review 83 (Jan.-June 1903): 263-68.

11619. The House of Commons, February 1901. With biographical notices of its members, recorded polls, comparisons with previous elections, and statistical analysis. From "The Times". London: Macmillan, 1901. 356p.

11620. Hull, A. M. A. "Colonel Younghusband's mission to Lhasa, 1904: Parliament, the British government and the 'forward policy' in Tibet." M.A., University of Durham, 1989.

11621. Iwan-Müller, E. B. "Mr. Balfour's leadership of the House of Commons." Fortnightly Review 82 (July-Dec. 1904): 198-210.

11622. John Bull, Junior. "Parliament and the party-system." Macmillan's Magazine 84 (May-Oct. 1901): 471-80.

11623. Kebbel, T. E. "The Address and its lessons." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 167 (Jan.-June 1900): 445- 56. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11624. ---. "The autumn session: education and freedom of association." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 172 (July-Dec. 1902): 864-73.

11625. ---. "The Government and parties." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 173 (Jan.-June 1902): 720-34.

11626. ---. "A languid session and a Liberal farce." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 170 (July-Dec. 1901): 293- 306.

11627. ---. "No dissolution." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 178 (July-Dec. 1905): 127-32.

11628. ---. "The parliamentary prospect." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 171 (Jan.-June 1902): 278-87.

11629. ---. "Party politics and public business." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 171 (Jan.-June 1902): 722-32.

11630. ---. "The session." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 174 (July-Dec. 1903): 390-402.

11631. Kendall, John. "To the Lower House." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 175 (Jan.-June 1904): 731-32. [Attributed in David Finkelstein's An index to Blackwood's Magazine 1901-1980, 1995; a satire in verse.]

11632. Kent, C. B. Roylance. "Parliamentary machine." Longman's Magazine 40 (May-Oct. 1902): 423-32.

11633. Keppel, Arnold Alan Cecil, 8th Earl of Albemarle. Sketches in and out of Parliament. London: Raphael Tuck, c.1900. 4p. [34 sketches, mainly MPs and Peers.]

11634. Kershen, Anne J. "The 1905 Aliens Act." History Today 55, no. 3 (March 2005): 13-19.

11635. King, Desmond. "Liberal and illiberal immigration policy: a comparison of early British (1905) and US (1924) legislation." Totalitarian Movements and Political Religions 1, no. 1 (Summer 2000): 78-96.

11636. Kinnear, Alfred. "The coming session." New Liberal Review 2 (Aug. 1901-Jan. 1902): 863-74.

11637. ---. "The progress of the session." New Liberal Review 1 (Feb.-July 1901): 493-500, 694-704.

11638. ---. "The Upas tree Parliament." New Liberal Review 2 (Aug. 1901-Jan. 1902): 116-21.

11639. Land values in Parliament: speeches by Charles P. Trevelyan, M.P., Dr. MacNamara, M.P., M.L.S.B., Thomas Shaw, M.P., and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, M.P., G.C.S.B. London: English League for the Taxation of Land Values, 1903. 22p.

11640. Lawrence, Arthur. "The session, - and dissolution." New Liberal Review 7 (Feb.-April 1904): 111-16.

11641. "Leaders in the Lords (i) Earl Spencer (ii) Lord Rosebery." In Coming men on coming questions, edited by W. T. Stead: 21-42. London: Review of Reviews, 1905.

11642. Leonard, R. Maynard. "Literature in the House of Commons." New Liberal Review 4 (Aug. 1902-Jan. 1903): 671-76. [Literary Members.]

11643. Lloyd George, David. "The stagnation of business in the House of Commons." New Liberal Review 1 (Feb- July 1901): 458-63.

11644. Lucy, Henry W. The Balfourian Parliament, 1900-1905. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1906. xii, 439p.

11645. ---. "From behind the Speaker's chair." Strand Magazine 20 (July-Dec. 1900): 508-12; 21 (Jan.-July 1901): 153-59, 274-78, 410-14, 508-13, 701-06; 22 (July-Dec.): 104-08, 173-78; 23 (Jan.-June 1902): 169-74, 289-93, 435-39, 565-69, 693-98; 24 (July-Dec. 1902) 77-81, 184-87, 462-66, 519-23; 677-80. [Nos. 62- 79, the final installment, of a regular series of lively sketches with caricatures by F. C. Gould.]

11646. Lyons, F. S. L. "The Irish Unionist party and the devolution crisis of 1904-5." Irish Historical Studies 6 (1948-49): 1-22.

11647. MacDonagh, Michael. "How Edward VII opened his first Parliament." In his Parliament: its romance, its comedy, its pathos: 84-107. London: P. S. King, 1904.

11648. Mackintosh, Alexander. "The young man in Parliament." Young Man 16 (1902): 82-84.

11649. Maclean, J. M. "The Indian debate in the House of Commons." East & West [Bombay] 2 (1903): 31-34. [On the debate in 1902.]

11650. Manton, Kevin. "The 1902 Education Act." History Today 52, no. 12 (Dec. 2002): 18-19.

11651. Mayer, Martin. Geheime Diplomatie und öffentliche Meinung: die Parlamente in Frankreich, Deutschland und Grossbritannien und die erste Marokkokrise 1904-1906. Beiträage zur Geschichte des Parlamentarismus und der politischen Parteien, 133. Dusseldorf: Droste, 2002. 383p. ['Secret diplomacy and public opinion: parliaments in France, Germany and Great Britain and the first Morocco crisis 1904- 1906'.]

11652. McCready, H. W. "The revolt of the Unionist free traders." Parliamentary Affairs 16 (1962-63): 188-206. [Author's name incorrectly spelt McCreedy in the journal.]

11653. "The misrepresentation of the working-class in Parliament." New Century Review 8 (July-Dec. 1900): 367- 72. [On the Labour group in Parliament.]

11654. Moyle, Edmund J. "Peculiarities of leading politicians." Chambers's Journal 6th ser., 4 (Dec. 1900-Nov. 1901): 806-9.

11655. M. P. "Below the gangway." New Liberal Review 3 (Feb.-June 1902): 251-57.

11656. ---. "Liberal inertia in the House of Commons." New Liberal Review 3 (Feb.-June 1902): 482-87.

11657. ---. "Recent elections and the Liberal League." New Liberal Review 4 (Aug. 1902-Jan. 1903): 398-403. 11658. Nelson, Horatio, 3rd Earl Nelson. "House of Lords." Monthly Review 4, no. 2 (Aug. 1901): 52-61.

11659. The new House of Commons, October 1900. With biographical notices of its members, recorded polls, comparisons with previous elections, and statistical analysis. From "The Times". London: Macmillan, 1900. 356p.

11660. Newman, Arthur E. T. "The lessons of the election." New Century Review 8 (July-Dec. 1900): 377-83.

11661. New Member. "Troubles of a young M.P." Harmsworth London Magazine 8 (Feb.-July 1902): 208-12. [On a new M.P.]

11662. Norman, Henry. "The Mother of Parliaments: glimpses of life in the House of Commons." Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine [British ed.] 68 (May-Oct. 1904): 3-22.

11663. ---. "A new member's first impression of the British Parliament." Outlook [NY] 67 (Jan.-April 1901): 105- 13.

11664. O'Connor, T. P. "The hours of the House of Commons." Universal Magazine 1 (Feb.-Oct. 1900): 256-61. [On the timetable of the House.]

11665. The parliamentary history of the Education Act of 1902. London: Liberal Publication Department, 1903. vi, 138p.

11666. The parliamentary name guide, arranged in alphabetical order. London: P. C. G. Young, 1903. 18p. [An alphabetical list of the surnames of members and of the constituencies.]

11667. "Party politics and the war." Edinburgh Review 194 (July-Oct. 1901): 503-28.

11668. The popular guide to the House of Commons elected between September 28 and October 30, 1900, to the fifteenth Parliament of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria and the first of His Majesty King Edward VII. Pall Mall extra, 75. Westminster: Pall Mall Gazette Office, 1902. 136p. [Rev. to January 10, 1902.]

11669. Retiring Member. "Impressions of the new House of Commons." National Review 44 (Sept. 1904-Feb. 1905): 78-85. [Reprinted in Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature 143 (July-Dec. 1904): 830-35, and in Living Age 243 (Oct.-Dec. 1904): 108-113.]

11670. Rhode, Dyke. "Will it last?" New Century Review 8 (July-Dec. 1900): 231-36. [Answer to 12416.]

11671. Russell, T. W. "The government, the House and the country." Fortnightly Review 75 (1901): 836-50.

11672. Taylor, Tony. "Lord Cranborne, the Church Party and Anglican education 1893-1902: from politics to pressure." History of Education 22 (1993): 125-46. [On the background to the 1902 Education Act.]

11673. Toulmin, George. "First impressions of Parliament." Pall Mall Magazine 27 (May-Aug. 1902): 514-19.

11674. Trevelyan, Charles P. "The regeneration of the House of Commons." Independent Review 7 (Sept. 1905- March 1906): 370-81.

11675. Turnour, Edward, 6th Earl Winterton. "Review of the session, 1905." Cornhill Magazine 3rd ser., 19 (1905): 388-93.

11676. Urbanus. "The House of Commons: its methods and its temptations." Macmillan's Magazine 84 (May-Oct. 1901): 70-80.

11677. Villiers, R. de. "Muzzles and politics." University Magazine and Free Review 10 (April-Sept. 1898): 236- 40, 412-18.

The Constitutional Crisis 1906-1911

11678. Adamson, Christopher W. The present crisis and our destiny as a race and empire. London: [s.n.], 1911. 8p. [House of Lords question.]

11679. Alexander, G. Glover. "The constitutional position of the House of Lords." Law Magazine and Review 5th ser., 32 (1906-07): 129-54.

11680. "Anarchy and scuttle." National Review 57 (March-August 1911): 941-53. [On the Parliament Bill.]

11681. Atherley-Jones, L. A. "The Liberal Party and the House of Peers." Nineteenth Century 62 (July-Dec. 1908): 167-76.

11682. Barker, J. Ellis. "The parliamentary position and the Irish party." Nineteenth Century 67 (Jan.-June 1910):

238-56.

11683. Bellot, Hugh H. L. "The prerogative of the Crown and the House of Lords." Law Magazine and Law Review 5th ser., 36 (1910-11): 65-77. [Creation of peers.]

11684. Biermer, Magnus. Die politische Krisis in England. Sammlung nationalökonomischer aufsätze und vorträge in zwangloser reihenfolge. Giessen: Verlag von Emil Roth, 1910. 41p. ['The political crisis in England'.]

11685. Bogdanor, Vernon. "The Liberal party and the constitution." Journal of Liberal History 54 (Spring 2007): 46-52. [On the Liberal view of the 1911 Parliament Act as the final settlement.]

11686. Brett, Reginald Baliol, 2nd Viscount Esher. "The House of Lords." In his The influence of King Edward and essays on other subjects: 61-96. London: John Murray, 1915. [Based on letters to The Times, Dec. 1909-April 1910.]

11687. Buchan, John. "The position of the House of Lords." In his Comments and characters: 28-31. London: Nelson, 1940. [First published in the weekly Scottish Review 1907.]

11688. ---. "The reform of the upper chamber." In his Comments and characters: 32-35. London: Nelson, 1940. [First published in the weekly Scottish Review 1908.]

11689. Bull, William, and Arthur Charles Fox-Davies. What the peers have done: a record of public service. Guildford: [s.n.], 1910. 76p.

11690. Bussell, F. W. A brief defence of the House of Lords, without technicalities. Arranged in question and answer. London: E. E. Norton, 1910. 8p.

11691. Carleton, E. C. E. Fair play for the sovereign in the coming struggle: the monarchy bound up with the liberty of the subject. London: St. Catherine Press & James Nisbet, 1911. 8p.

11692. "Carrying on the King's government." Edinburgh Review 210 (July-Oct. 1909): 498-518.

11693. Cecil, Robert. The Lords question; with historical notes, and extracts from speeches by Mr. Balfour, Lord Lansdowne, Lord Rosebery, Lord Curzon, and others on the Unionist reform proposals and the Parliament Bill. London: The West Strand Publishing Co., 1910. 64p.

11694. C. G. The record of the House of Lords. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1910. 160p. [Signed C. G. = Charles Geake?]

11695. Chadwick, Andrew. "Aristocracy or the people? Radical constitutionalism and the progressive alliance in Edwardian Britain." Journal of Political Ideologies 4 (1999): 365-90. [On the background to the rejection of the People's Budget by the House of Lords.]

11696. Chimienti, Pietro. "La camera dei 'Lords' ed il 'Parliament Act' del 1911." Nuova Antologia: Rivista di Lettere, Scienze ed Arti 362 (Luglio-Agosto 1932): 214-18. [The House of Lords and the Parliament Act of 1911'.]

11697. Clark, E. C. "The duty of the Lords." Nineteenth Century 69 (Jan.-June 1911): 811-17.

11698. Clarke, Peter F. "The Edwardians and the constitution." In Edwardian England, edited by Donald Read: 40-55. London: Croom Helm, 1982.

11699. ---. "Peers versus people?" History Today 31 (Nov. 1981): 26-30.

11700. The conflict with the Lords: reprinted from the Manchester Guardian. London: Sherrat & Hughes, 1907. 40p.

11701. Constitutionalist. The most vital and momentous crisis in the history of the political and constitutional life of the nation. House of Lords' reform. A comprehensive, evolutionary, and democratic alternative to the Government's "Parliament Bill" and Rosebery-Lansdowne "Plan", for adjusting the relations between the two Houses of Parliament. Chorley; London: Ellis & Sons; "Chorley News" Office, 1910. 12p.

11702. "The coronation and the constitutional question." Edinburgh Review 214 (July-Oct. 1911): 252-67.

11703. Cosby, D. S. A. Why England needs an upper chamber. A defence of the House of Lords. 2nd ed. London: Beds. Times Publishing Co., 1910. [4]p.

11704. Cox, Harold. "The possibilities of compromise." Nineteenth Century 67 (Jan.-June 1910): 786-92.

11705. Craik, Henry. "The Conference and its sequel." Blackwood's Magazine 188 (July-Dec. 1910): 557-68.

11706. Crawshay-Williams, Eliot. "What can be done with the Lords?" Welsh Review [1906-1907] 2 (1907): 63- 68.

11707. Cromwell, Valerie. "The House of Lords crisis, 1906-11." In Herrschaftsverträge, Wahlkapitulationen, Fundamentalgesetze, edited by Rudolf Vierhaus: 90-104. Studies presented to the International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions, 59. Gottingen: Vandenhoeck & Rupprecht, 1977.

11708. Dawson, William. "Wanted - five hundred peers." New Ireland Review 34 (Sept. 1910 - Feb. 1911): 226- 29.

11709. Dicey, A. V. "On the brink of an abyss." Nineteenth Century 67 (Jan.-June 1910): 779-85.

11710. Die-Hard. "To the Noble Abstainer and the Noble Renegade." National Review 58 (Sept. 1911-Feb. 1912): 66-67. [Satirical verses on peers who voted on the Parliament Bill.]

11711. Dilnot, Frank. The old order changeth: the passing of power from the House of Lords. London: Smith, Elder, 1911. xv, 393p. [Covers 1909-1911.]

11712. Dougherty, J. G. The House of Lords: an address delivered in the dining-hall of Trinity College, at the opening meeting of the 138th session. Dublin: Trinity College, 1908. 90p.

11713. Douglas, Roy. "Labour and the constitutional crisis." In The first Labour Party 1906-1914, edited by Kenneth D. Brown: 217-32. London: Croom Helm, 1985.

11714. Edgcumbe, Robert. The House of Lords and the unjust veto. London: Cassell, 1907. v, 144p.

11715. Epstein, Klaus Werner. "The British constitutional crisis, 1909-1911." Ph.D., Harvard University, 1953.

11716. ---. The British constitutional crisis, 1909-1911. New York: Garland, 1987. 518, [13]p. [A reprint of his doctoral dissertation.]

11717. Esmein, A. La Chambre des Lords et la démocratie. Paris: Alphónse Picard, 1910. 86p.

11718. Everett, William. "The House of Lords." Atlantic Monthly 98 (July-Dec. 1906): 790-96.

11719. Fair, John D. "The constitutional crisis of 1910." In his British interparty conferences: a study of the procedure of conciliation in British politics, 1867-1921: 77-102. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1980.

11720. Fanning, Ronan. "'Rats' versus 'Ditchers': the die-hard revolt and the Parliament Bill of 1911." In Parliament & community, edited by Art Cosgrave and J. I. McGuire: 191-210. Historical Studies, 14. Belfast: Appletree Press, 1983.

11721. Fletcher, John Devonald. The Finance Bill, 1909. The House of Lords, the Cabinet, and the will of the people thereon. Manchester: Sherrat & Hughes, 1909. 13p.

11722. Fox-Davies, A. C. The House of Lords as a part of the British constitution: a political tract. London: John Lane, 1907. 72p.

11723. ---. Lord Newton's egregious bill for the reform of the House of Lords. A few remarks. London: William Clowes, 1907. 21p.

11724. "The government and the country." Edinburgh Review 214 (July-Oct 1911): 420-34.

11725. Green, E. H. H. "Neutering Mr. Balfour's poodle: parliamentary crisis 1910-11." Modern History Review 7, no. 4 (April 1996): 24-26.

11726. ---. "The People's Budget for 1909: a catalyst for constitutional change." Modern History Review 10, no. 3 (Feb. 1999): 25-27.

11727. Grosvenor, Robert Wellesley, 2nd Baron Ebury. "The Parliament Bill: a sketch of its origin, progress and adoption." National Review 58 (Sept. 1911-Feb. 1912): 55-65.

11728. Hardie, Frank. "The King and the constitutional crisis." History Today 20 (1970): 338-47.

11729. Harrison, Frederic. "The Lords once more." In his Realities and ideals: social, political, literary and artistic: 249-53. London: Macmillan, 1908. [1906.]

11730. ---. "A real upper house." English Review 4 (Dec. 1909 - March 1910): 695-705.

11731. ---. "Reform of the Lords." In his Realities and ideals: social, political, literary and artistic: 239-43. London: Macmillan, 1908.

11732. ---. "A true senate." In his Realities and ideals: social, political, literary and artistic: 244-48. London: Macmillan, 1908.

11733. Hayes, Carlton. "Curbing of the Lords." In his British social politics: materials illustrating contemporary state action for the solution of social problems: 421-505. Boston: Ginn, 1913. [Extracts from parliamentary speeches.]

11734. Hobson, J. A. "After the destruction of the veto." English Review 4 (Dec. 1909-March 1910): 111-21.

11735. "The House of Lords and the budget." Edinburgh Review 210 (Jan.-April 1910): 255-72.

11736. Jaconelli, Joseph. "The Parliament Bill 1910-1911: the mechanics of constitutional protection."

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11737. Jenkins, Roy Harris, Baron Jenkins of Hillhead. Mr. Balfour's poodle: an account of the struggle between the House of Lords and the government of Mr. Asquith. London: Heinemann, 1954. viii, 224p.

11738. ---. Mr. Balfour's poodle: an account of the struggle between the House of Lords and the government of Mr. Asquith. New ed. London: Collins, 1968. 320p.

11739. Jenks, Edward. "The Parliament Act and the British constitution." Columbia Law Review 12 (1912): 32-43. [A critique by W. R. Anson: 673-84; answered by Jenks: 13 (1913): 232-37.]

11740. Kebbel, T. E. "The dominating issue." Blackwood's Magazine 185 (Jan.-June 1909): 449-58.

11741. ---. "The Government and the House of Lords." Blackwood's Magazine 184 (July-Dec. 1908): 862-74.

11742. ---. "The great stake." Blackwood's Magazine 188 (July-Dec. 1910): 847-55.

11743. ---. "An historic parallel." Blackwood's Magazine 187 (Jan.-June 1910): 759-61. [Irish Home Rule.]

11744. ---. "The House of Lords and ministerial tactics." Blackwood's Magazine 182 (July-Dec. 1907): 438-48.

11745. ---. "Reform or Revolution?" Blackwood's Magazine 189 (Jan.-June 1911): 429-40.

11746. ---. "The two bills." Blackwood's Magazine 189 (Jan.-June 1911): 863-71.

11747. Knight, W. House of Lords: the question of reform. Bristol: Bristol Times and Mirror, 1910. 30p.

11748. Knight, William Angus. Our House of Lords the nation's safeguard. Reprinted from "The Yorkshire Post". London; Leeds: Simpkin, Marshall, Kent; Richard Jackson, 1910. 32p. [Reprinted from The Yorkshire Post, Jan. 15, 17, 18 1910.]

11749. Laprade, William T. "The English constitutional crisis." South Atlantic Quarterly 9 (1910): 303-19.

11750. ---. "The new amendment to the English constitution." South Atlantic Quarterly 10 (1911): 356-76. [Parliament Act of 1911.]

11751. Lathbury, D. C. "The case for the House of Lords." Fortnightly Review 85 (1906): 557-69.

11752. Legh, Thomas Wodehouse, 2nd Baron Newton. "The House of Lords and the country." National Review 48 (Sept. 1906-Feb. 1907): 593-601.

11753. Liberal Publication Department. Fifty points about the House of Lords. London: Waterlow, 1910. 50p.

11754. ---. The House of Lords; a general election handbook, consisting of certain publications of the Liberal Publication Department. London: Liberal Publication Department, 1910. [262]p.

11755. ---. The House of Lords; a handbook for Liberal speakers, writers, and workers. London: Liberal Publication Department, 1910. 158p. [Edited by Charles Geake.] 11756. Lilley, W. S. "The question of the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 68 (July-Dec. 1910): 1011-25.

11757. Lister, Thomas, 4th Baron Ribblesdale. "The constitutional 'crisis'." Nineteenth Century 67 (Jan.-June 1910): 793-97.

11758. The Lords' debate on Lord Rosebery's resolution. Reprinted from The Times of March 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, & 23, 1910. London: John Parkinson Bland, 1910. 59p. [On Lords reform.]

11759. The Lords' debate on the Finance Bill, 1909. London: J. P. Bland, 1909. 156p. [Reprinted from The Times of Nov. 23-26, 30 & Dec. 1; includes the text of the bill.]

11760. Lounger in the Lobby. "What about the Lords?: various speculations collected by a lounger in the lobby." Review of Reviews 34 (July-Dec. 1906): 589-91. [Probably by W. T. Stead.]

11761. Mallet, Charles E. "What do Liberals mean by the House of Lords' reform." Nineteenth Century 69 (July- Dec. 1911): 848-59.

11762. Mandt, Harald. Zur Geschichte des englischen Oberhauses: mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der Verfassungskrise von 1910-11. Greifswald: H. Adler, 1916. 61, [2]p. ['On the history of the English Upper House: with special consideration of the constitutional crisis of 1910-11'; University of Greifswald thesis.]

11763. Mann, Alexander. The kernel of discord: Home Rule and the House of Lords. Simple truths & homely remedies. London: Ballantyne, 1911. 14p.

11764. Marriott, John. "The constitutional crisis." Nineteenth Century 67 (Jan.-June 1910): 22-36.

11765. ---. "The House of Lords and the budget." Nineteenth Century 66 (July-Dec. 1909): 195-208.

11766. ---. "The Parliament Act and after." In Second chambers: an inductive study in political science 2nd ed.: 175-97. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1927.

11767. ---. "Reform of the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 65 (Jan.-June 1909): 34-47.

11768. ---. "Some comparisons and conclusions: constitutional revision in England." In his Second chambers: an inductive study in political science: 239-300. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1910. [Reprinted in 1969 by Books for Libraries Press of Freeport, New York.]

11769. Massingham, H. W. "The coming battle with the House of Lords." Independent Review 11 (Oct.-Dec. 1906): 254-62.

11770. Maxwell, Herbert. "The government and the Lords." Nineteenth Century 60 (July-Dec. 1906): 861-74.

11771. ---. "The House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 60 (July-Dec. 1906): 1-16.

11772. McKechnie, W. S. The reform of the House of Lords, with a criticism of the report of the Select Committee of 2nd December 1908. Glasgow: J. Maclehose, 1909. x, 136p.

11773. Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Albrecht. "Die Reform des Oberhauses: zur Geschichte und Psychologie einer politische Bewegung im 20 Jahrhundert." Jahrbuch des öffentlichen Rechts der Gegenwart 3 (1909): 139- 218. ['The reform of the upper house; on the history and psychology of a political movement in the 20th century.]

11774. Millet, Philippe. La crise Anglaise. Scénes électorales. La réforme constitutionelle. Le probléme financier. La terre libre-échange et réforme douaniére. Paris: Armand Colin, 1910. x, 291p. ['The English crisis. Electoral scenes. Constitutional reform. Financial problems. Free trade and customs reform'.] 11775. Modlen, William. "The Liberal Party and the House of Lords." Westminster Review 165 (Jan.-June 1906):

10-14.

11776. Mond, Alfred. "The Parliament Act and after." English Review 9 (Aug.-Nov. 1911): 656-65.

11777. ---. "Remedies for parliamentary deadlock." English Review 5 (April-July 1910): 354-63.

11778. Morgan, John Hartman. The House of Lords and the constitution. London: Methuen, 1910. viii, 69p.

11779. ---. The place of a second chamber in the constitution. London: Political Committee of the National Liberal Club, 1910. 23p.

11780. Muir, Ramsay. "The second-chamber problem." In his Peers & bureaucrats: two problems of English government: 97-243. London: Constable, 1910.

11781. Murray, Bruce K. "The politics of the 'people's budget'." Historical Journal 16 (1973): 555-70.

11782. "The new Parliament and the House of Lords." Edinburgh Review 210 (Jan.-April 1910): 511-32.

11783. Nicoll, William Robertson. One fight more, the best and the last. Reprinted from "The British Weekly". London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1909. 39p. [On the House of Lords controversy.]

11784. Nonconformity and the House of Lords. Reprinted from "The British Weekly". London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1910. 39p.

11785. "The Parliament Act." Candid Quarterly Review no. 1 (Feb. 1914): 179-96.

11786. "Parliament bill." National Review 57 (March-Aug. 1911): 906-11.

11787. Pearce, Edward. "Resisting reform in the Lords, 1911." History Today 48, no. 6 (June 1998): 9-11.

11788. Pearce-Edgcumbe, Edward. The House of Lords and the unjust veto. London: Cassell, 1907. v, 144p.

11789. ---. The House of Lords and the unjust veto. 3rd ed. London: Liberal Publication Department, 1909. vi, 137p.

11790. Pitt, G. Our House of Lords: its origin, its career, its arrogance, and its decay; to which is added a humorous public address on the same subject by the late Sir John Bennett. Mitcham: Author, 1907. 32p.

11791. Porritt, Edward. "Before and after the veto." North American Review 194 (July-Dec. 1911): 505-16.

11792. ---. "The struggle over the Lloyd-George budget." Quarterly Journal of Economics 24 (1909-10): 243-78.

11793. Primrose, Archibald Philip, 5th Earl of Rosebery. The reform of the House of Lords: three speeches delivered in that House on June 20, 1884; March 19, 1888; and March 14, 1910. London: A. L. Humphreys, 1910. 106p.

11794. Ridley, Jane. "The Unionist opposition and the House of Lords, 1906-1910." Parliamentary History 11 (1992): 235-53.

11795. Rogers, Lindsay. "The war on the Lords and its outcome." Americana 6 (1911): 938-49.

11796. Ruiz Ruiz, Juan José. "La Cámara de los Lores y su oposición al welfare state (1906-1911): notas para un

estudio sobre los bicameralismos descompensados." Revista de estudios políticos 109 (jul.-sept. 2000): 133-72. [The House of Lords and its opposition to the welfare state (1906-1911): notes for a study of unbalanced bicameralism'.]

11797. Smith, Frederick Edwin, 1st Earl of Birkenhead. The voice of the people. London: H. E. Morgan, 1910. 62p. [After the breakdown of the conference on Lords reform.]

11798. "Some results of the Parliament Act." Quarterly Review 218 (Jan.-April 1913): 549-64.

11799. Southern, David. "Lord Newton, the Conservative peers and the Parliament Act of 1911." English Historical Review 96 (1981): 834-40.

11800. ---. "Lord Newton, the Conservative peers and the Parliament Act of 1911." In Peers, politics and power: the House of Lords 1603-1911, edited by Clyve Jones and David Lewis Jones: 519-25. London: Hambledon Press, 1986.

11801. Spender, Harold. The House of Lords: who they are, and what they have done. Rev. ed. London: Liberal Publication Department, 1909. vi, 56p. [Liberal attack on the House of Lords.]

11802. Stead, W. T. Peers or people? No. 1 The peers and the Crown. London: Stead's Publishing House, 1909. 30p.

11803. ---. Peers or people? Which shall rule? A catechism for the crisis. London: Stead's Publishing Office, 1909. 32p.

11804. ---. Why the Lords should go: a plain statement of what the peers have done in the last hundred years. Rev. ed. London: Stead, 1909. 89p.

11805. Stedman, Algernon Methuen Marshall. A simple plan for a new House of Lords. London: Methuen, 1911. 22p. [Later known as Algernon Methuen Marshall Methuen.]

11806. Temperley, Harold. Senates and upper chambers, their use and function in the modern state, with a chapter on the reform of the House of Lords. London: Chapman & Hall, 1910. xvii, 343p.

11807. Temple, Michael. "The Unionist alternative." Oxford and Cambridge Review, no. 9 (Lent Term 1910): 20- 35.

11808. Tittoni, Tommaso. "I conflitti tra le due camere in Inghilterra e la riforma della camera dei Lords." In his Conflitti politici e riforme costituzionali: 63-198. Bari: Gius. Laterza, 1919. ['The conflicts between the two Houses in England and the reform of the House of Lords'.]

11809. Walker, H. de R. The need for a Parliament Act. London: Liberal Publication Department, 1914. [A Liberal view of the making of the Parliament Act, 1911.]

11810. Watson, J. Steven. "The Budget and the Lords: the crisis of 1909-11." History Today 3 (1953): 240-48.

11811. Weston, Corinne Comstock. "The Liberal leadership and the Lords' veto, 1907-1910." Historical Journal 11 (1968): 508-37.

11812. ---. "The Liberal leadership and the Lords' veto, 1907-1910." In Peers, politics and power: the House of Lords 1603-1911, edited by Clyve Jones and David Lewis Jones: 489-518. London: Hambledon Press, 1986.

11813. ---. "Lord Selborne, Bonar Law, and the "Tory Revolt"." In Lords of Parliament, 1714-1914, edited by R. W. Davis: 163-77. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1995.

11814. Weston, Corinne Comstock, and Patricia Kelvin. "The 'Judas Group' and the Parliament Bill of 1911." English Historical Review 99 (1984): 551-63.

11815. ---. "The 'Judas Group' and the Parliament Bill of 1911." In Peers, politics and power: the House of Lords 1603-1911, edited by Clyve Jones and David Lewis Jones: 527-39. London: Hambledon Press, 1986.

11816. Weyl, Walter. "The crumbling House of Lords." In his Tired radicals and other papers: 127-47. New York: B. W. Huebsch, 1921. [On the Parliament Bill, 1911.]

11817. Whibley, Charles. "The Leader of the Unionists in the House of Lords." Blackwood's Magazine 183 (Jan.- June 1908): 163-70. [Lord Landsdowne.]

11818. Wilde, Archer. The House of Commons and taxation. London: P. S. King, 1909. 16p. [Written after the 1909 budget.]

11819. Williams, Ernest E. The House of Lords and taxation. London: P. S. King, 1909. 22p. [Reprinted from the Fortnightly Review 1909.]

11820. Wyndham-Quin, Windham Thomas, 4th Earl of Dunraven. "The constitutional 'sham fight'." Nineteenth Century 67 (Jan.-June 1910): 765-78.

11821. ---. "Reform of the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 61 (Jan.-June 1907): 349-63.

1906 Parliament

11822. Balfour, Arthur James, 1st Earl of Balfour. "On memories of Parliament." In his Opinions and arguments from speeches and addresses 1910-1927: 33-36. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1927. [From 1906- 1910.]

11823. ---. "On the House of Commons." In his Opinions and arguments from speeches and addresses 1910-1927: 94-96. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1927. [From 1906-1910.]

11824. ---. "On the House of Lords." In his Opinions and arguments from speeches and addresses 1910-1927: 101-5. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1927.

11825. ---. "On the press gallery." In his Opinions and arguments from speeches and addresses 1910-1927: 43-48. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1927.

11826. Bebbington, D. W. "The Free Church M.P.s of the 1906 Parliament." Parliamentary History 24 (2005): 136-50.

11827. Burt, Thomas. "Parliamentary procedure." Nineteenth Century 59 (Jan.-June 1906): 545-52. [Arguments for reform.]

11828. Cashman, John. "The 1906 Education Bill: Catholic peers and Irish nationalists." Recusant History 18 (1986-87): 422-39.

11829. Coetzee, Franz. "Faction and failure: 1905-1910." In Recovering power: the Conservatives in opposition

since 1867, edited by Stuart R. Ball and Anthony Seldon: 92-112. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

11830. Cowell, Herbert. "The Licensing Bill." Blackwood's Magazine 183 (Jan.-June 1908): 627-32.

11831. Craik, Henry. "The Parliament of 1906." Blackwood's Magazine 181 (Jan.-June 1907): 291-96.

11832. Daglish, Neil. "A 'difficult and somewhat thankless task': politics, religion and the Education Bill of 1908." Journal of Educational Administration and History 31 (1999): 19-35. 11833. Debates before Parliament relating to the enactment of a compulsory working clause into the British patent statutes. London: Government Printing Office, 1912. 72p. [Debates in 1907.]

11834. Dutton, David. "Unionist politics and the aftermath of the general election of 1906: a reassessment." Historical Journal 22 (1979): 861-76.

11835. Fair, John D. "The Education Bill crisis of 1906." In his British interparty conferences: a study of the procedure of conciliation in British politics, 1867-1921: 59-76. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1980.

11836. Fraser, Peter. "Unionism and tariff reform: the crisis of 1906." Historical Journal 5 (1962): 149-66.

11837. Harrison, Frederic. "Parliamentary procedure." Nineteenth Century 59 (Jan.-June 1906): 553-64. [Arguments for reform.]

11838. ---. "Parliamentary procedure." In his Realities and ideals: social, political, literary and artistic: 254-72. London: Macmillan, 1908. [Arguments for reform.]

11839. Haworth, Alan, and Dianne Hayter. Men who made Labour: the PLP of 1906 - the personalities and the politics. London: Routledge, 2006. xix, 284p. [Short biographies of the Members, written by present Labour Members.]

11840. Hazell's annual guide to the new House of Commons, 1906. London: Hazell, Watson and Viney, 1906. 78p. [Only issue published?]

11841. Hazlehurst, Cameron, and Christine Woodland. A Liberal chronicle: journals and papers of J. A. Pease, 1st Lord Gainford, 1908-1910. London: The Historians' Press, 1994. x, 275p.

11842. Hepburn, A. C. "The Irish Council Bill and the fall of Sir Antony MacDonnell, 1906-7." Irish Historical Studies 17 (1970-71): 470-98.

11843. The House of Lords. Pall Mall Gazette extra. London: Pall Mall Gazette Press, 1907. xlii, 128p. [Profiles of members in 1907, with photographs.]

11844. The illustrated directory of the House of Commons, 1906. London: Illustrated Directories, 1906. 68p.

11845. Jacob, T. Evan. "A little cloud like a man's hand." Westminster Review 166 (July-Dec. 1906): 628-37.

11846. Jowett, Frederick William. What is the use of Parliament? Pass on pamphlets, 11. London: Clarion Press, 1909. 32p.

11847. Kebbel, T. E. "The Education Bill." Blackwood's Magazine 179 (Jan.-June 1906): 735-42.

11848. ---. "The Education Bill in Committee: a political kaleidoscope." Blackwood's Magazine 180 (July-Dec. 1906): 142-52.

11849. ---. "The end of the bill." Blackwood's Magazine 181 (Jan.-June 1907): 144-52. [The Education Bill.]

11850. ---. "Government and the goad." Blackwood's Magazine 181 (Jan.-June 1907): 574-84.

11851. ---. "The Government Bill and the West Riding judgment." Blackwood's Magazine 180 (July-Dec. 1906): 575-86.

11852. ---. "The parliamentary situation." Blackwood's Magazine 185 (Jan.-June 1909): 749-56.

11853. ---. "The political campaign." Blackwood's Magazine 182 (July-Dec. 1907): 703-14. 11854. ---. "The third session." Blackwood's Magazine 183 (Jan.-June 1908): 461-72.

11855. ---. "The three speeches." Blackwood's Magazine 186 (July-Dec. 1909): 581-92.

11856. King, Charles T. The Asquith Parliament (1906-1909): a popular history of its men and its measures. London: Hutchinson, 1910. viii, 351p.

11857. Klarman, Michael. "The Osborne judgment: a legal/historical analysis." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1987. [Judicial decision in 1909 which ruled trade union spending on parliamentary representation illegal.]

11858. ---. "Parliamentary reversal of the Osborne judgment." Historical Journal 32 (1989): 893-924. [Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants v. Osborne, [1910] A.C. 87.]

11859. Lister, Thomas, 4th Baron Ribblesdale. "The Lords and the Licensing Bill." Nineteenth Century 65 (Jan.- June 1909): 25-33.

11860. The Lords and Liberal legislation, 1906-9. A record of rejection, wrecking, and mutilation during the period of office of the Liberal government elected in 1906. London: Liberal Publication Department, 1910. 22p.

11861. MacDonagh, Michael. "The House of Commons at work." Monthly Review 25, no. 1 (Oct 1906): 54-76.

11862. ---. "A night in the House of Lords." Monthly Review 24, no. 1 (July 1906): 66-83.

11863. Martin, David E. "'The Instruments of the People'? The Parliamentary Labour Party in 1906." In Ideology and the Labour movement: essays presented to John Saville, edited by David E. Martin and David Rubinstein: 125-46. London: Croom Helm, 1979.

11864. Masterman, C. F. G. "The new Parliament." Independent Review 9 (April-June 1906): 144-58.

11865. McClelland, Alan V. "Bourne, Norfolk and the Irish parliamentarians: Roman Catholics and the Education Bill of 1906." Recusant History 23 (1996): 228-56.

11866. McNeill, Ronald. "Parliament and parties." Monthly Review 23, no. 2 (May 1906): 1-20.

11867. Middlemore, John T. The Navy in the House of Commons. London: Longmans, Green, 1909. viii, 56p.

11868. Mullen, Raymond Gerard. "The origins and passing of the Irish Land Act of 1909." M.A., Queen's University, Belfast, 1978.

11869. "Parliament and the education controversy." Edinburgh Review 204 (July-Oct. 1906): 263-72.

11870. "Parliament and the Scottish Land Bill." Edinburgh Review 206 (July-Oct. 1907): 1-22.

11871. Pelling, Henry. "The politics of the Osborne judgment." Historical Journal 25 (1982): 889-909. [Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants v. Osborne, [1910] A.C. 87.]

11872. The popular guide to the House of Commons elected between January 12 and February 7, 1906, to the second Parliament of His Majesty King Edward VII. Pall Mall extra. London: Pall Mall Press, 1906. 152p.

11873. "Socialism in the House of Commons." Edinburgh Review 204 (July-Oct. 1906): 273-305.

11874. Stewart, John. "'This injurious measure': Scotland and the 1906 Education (Provision of Meals) Act." Scottish Historical Review 78 (1999): 76-94.

11875. Thomas, J. Alun. The House of Commons, 1906-1911, an analysis of its economic and social character. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1958. 53p.

11876. Vinculum. "How payment of members and reduction of the army estimates are possible." Westminster Review 165 (Jan.-June 1906): 500-504.

11877. Women's Enfranchisement Bill: verbatim report of the speeches in the House of Commons on the second reading of the Bill, Friday, February 28th, 1908. London: National Press Agency, 1908. 70p. [Published for the Stansfeld Trust.]

11878. Yoxall, James. "The new House of Commons." Cornhill Magazine 3rd ser., 20 (1906): 509-20. [A satirical account.]

1910 Parliament

11879. Handbook of the new Parliament; containing the complete list of members, with their majorities at the general election, also the majorities at the two previous elections. Daily News 1d series, 11. London: Daily News, 1910. 96p.

11880. The popular guide to the House of Commons elected between January 13 and February 10, 1910, to the third Parliament of His Majesty King Edward VII. London: Pall Mall Press, 1910. 166p.

1911 Parliament

11881. The Anglo-Hellenic Hansard: a reprint from the official parliamentary reports of some questions and debates on Greek affairs in the House of Commons. November 27 - December 22, 1916. Publication, 29. London: Anglo-Hellenic League, 1917. 45p.

11882. Auditor Tantum. "Characters in the Commons." Fortnightly Review 109 (Jan.-June 1918): 694-704.

11883. ---. "A view from the Lords' Gallery." Fortnightly Review 109 (Jan.-June 1918): 359-70.

11884. Baldwin, M. Page. "Subject to empire: married women and the British Nationality and Status of Aliens Act." Journal of British Studies 40 (2001): 522-56.

11885. Blakeley, Derek W. "The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Episcopal Bench, and the passage of the 1911 Parliament Act." Parliamentary History 27 (2008): 141-54.

11886. Burnet, W. Hodgson. Quite so stories; illustrated by E. T. Reid. London: Cassell, 1918. 98p. [Humourous verses on political and parliamentary life, c.1918.]

11887. The C.O.'s Hansard: a weekly reprint of Parliamentary proceedings. No. 1 (July 27, 1916) - no. 90 (April 10, 1919). 90 vols. London: No-Conscription Fellowship, 1917-1918. [A retrospective series was issed in 1916 [6 issues in 72p.] and a double-number, on Industrial Conscription Pledges, on 1 Feb. 1917.]

11888. Daglish, Neil. "Education policy and the question of child labour: the Lancashire cotton industry and R. D. Denman's bill of 1914." History of Education 30 (2001): 291-308.

11889. David, E. I. "The Liberal Party divided 1916-1918." Historical Journal 13 (1970): 509-33.

11890. De Motie ter dankbetuiging van het Britsche Parlement aan de strijdmacht. Redevoeringen gehouden in het Parlamentsgebouw te Westminster op 29 October 1917. London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1918. 55p. [A Dutch version of the debate on the motion for thanks for war services, 29 Oct. 1917.]

11891. Debates in the British Parliament 1911-1912 on the Declaration of London and the Naval Prize Bill. Inquiry handbooks, 11. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1919. vi, 716p. [Reprinted in 1974 by Scholarly Resources of Wilmington, Del.]

11892. Dennis, Alfred L. P. "The Parliament Act of 1911." American Political Science Review 6 (1912): 194-215, 386-408.

11893. De Rosa, Peter L. "The 'Curragh Mutiny' and the House of Lords." Eire Ireland 17, no. 2 (1982): 104-20.

11894. Devlin, Patrick Arthur, Baron Devlin. The House of Lords and the Naval Prize Bill, 1911. Rede Lectures, 1968. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1968. 30p.

11895. Discours prononcés à la Chambre des communes par le comte Curzon of Kedleson [sic], Lloyd George, Asquith, John Redmond. Genéve: Edition Atar, 1918. 93p. [Not seen; details from the National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints; a translation of no. 11938.]

11896. Douglas, Roy. "Voluntary enlistment in the First World War and the work of the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee." Journal of Modern History 42 (1970): 564-85.

11897. Dutton, David. "Conservatism in crisis: 1910-1915." In Recovering power: the Conservatives in opposition since 1867, edited by Stuart R. Ball and Anthony Seldon: 113-33. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

11898. Edwards, R. Dudley. "The decline and fall of the Irish nationalists at Westminster." In The making of 1916: studies in the history of the rising, edited by Kevin B. Nowlan: 127-54. Dublin: Stationery Office, 1969.

11899. Fair, John D. "The King, the constitution and Ulster: interparty negotiations of 1913 and 1914." Eire Ireland 6, no. 1 (1971): 35-52.

11900. Fletcher, Ian Christopher. "Opposition by journalism? The socialist and suffragist press and the passage of the Criminal Law Amendment Act of 1912." Parliamentary History 25 (2006): 87-114.

11901. Fraser, Peter. "The Unionist debacle of 1911 and Balfour's retirement." Journal of Modern History 35 (1963): 354-65.

11902. "A free Parliament - the only way." Candid Quarterly Review no. 11 (Aug. 1916): 461-72. [Criticises Parliament for extending its life during the war.]

11903. Gascoyne-Cecil, Lord William. "Is the House of Commons just?" Nineteenth Century 76 (July-Dec. 1914): 228-32.

11904. Gilbert, Bentley B. "The British National Insurance Act of 1911 and the commercial insurance lobby." Journal of British Studies 4, no. 2 (1965): 127-48.

11905. Ginnell, Lawrence. D.O.R.A. at Westminster; being selections from Mr. Ginnell's parliamentary activities. Dublin: Irish Wheelman Printing and Pub. Co., 1917. 620p. [Extensive extracts from Hansard.]

11906. Gooch, John. "The Maurice debate 1918." Journal of Contemporary History 3, no. 4 (1968): 211-28.

11907. Grierson, Francis. "The parliamentary arena." In his The invincible alliance and other essays political, social, and literary: 100-109. London: John Lane, 1913.

11908. Griffiths, J. D. "H. A. L. Fisher and the drafting of the Education Bill of 1918." M.Ed., University of Wales (Cardiff), 1977.

11909. Gwynn, Stephen. "Home rule and the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 73 (Jan.-June 1913): 580-96.

11910. Hand, Geoffrey J. "The Parliament contemplated by the Irish Home Rule Act of 1914." In Liber Memorialis Georges de Lagarde, London, 1968: 369-88. Studies presented to the International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions, 38. Louvain; Paris: Editions Nauwelaerts; Béatrice-Nauwelaerts, 1969.

11911. Harris, Percy Alfred. "The end of the long Parliament of the Great War." Contemporary Review 114 (July- Dec. 1918): 553-56.

11912. Hassam, S. E. "The Parliamentary Labour Party and its relations with the Liberals, 1910-14." M.Litt., University of Aberdeen, 1967.

11913. Heidenreich, Donald Edward. "A full cup: three acts of the British Parliament. (Ireland, Home rule, Asquith, Lloyd-George)." M.A., University of Arizona, 1987.

11914. Hobhouse, Charles. "The House of Commons and the war." Contemporary Review 110 (July-Dec. 1916): 180-87.

11915. Home Rule from the Treasury Bench: speeches during the first and second reading debates: with an introduction by the Right Hon. H. H. Asquith. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1912. 320p.

11916. Jones, J. Graham. "Lloyd George, W. Llewelyn Williams M.P. and the 1916 Conscription Bill." National Library of Wales Journal 31 (1999): 173-88.

11917. Jones, Raymond A. "Peace, retrenchment and reform: the British radicals before 1914." Parliaments, Estates & Representation 4 (1984): 75-86.

11918. Labour unrest. The debate in the House of Lords, February and March, 1919. London: W. H. Smith, 1919. 84p.

11919. Lough, Thomas. "Parliament during the war." Contemporary Review 111 (Jan.-June 1917): 607-17.

11920. Lucy, Henry W. "At Westminster in wartime." Cornhill Magazine 3rd ser., 39 (July-Dec. 1915): 673-80.

11921. ---. "Bulls in the (Westminster) china shop." Cornhill Magazine 3rd ser., 21 (July-Dec. 1916): 607-12.

11922. MacDonagh, Michael. "Parliament in war-time." Chambers's Journal 7th ser., 5 (1915): 772-74.

11923. Martin, Ged. "Asquith, the Maurice debate and the historians." Australian Journal of Politics and History 31 (1985): 435-44. [Debate on 9 May 1918.]

11924. Maxse, L. J. "A blank cheque for the big six?" National Review 72 (Sept. 1918 - Feb. 1919): 224-33. [On the need for a general election.]

11925. McConnel, James. "The Irish parliamentary party, industrial relations and the 1913 Dublin lockout." Saothar: Journal of the Irish Labour History Society 28 (2003): 25-36.

11926. ---. "Recruiting sergeants for John Bull? Irish Nationalist MPs and enlistment during the early months of the Great War." War in History 14 (2007): 408-28.

11927. ---.. "The view from the backbench: Irish nationalist MPs and their work, 1910-1914." Ph.D., University of Durham, 2002.

11928. McEwen, J. M. "Lloyd George's Liberal supporters in December 1916: a note." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 53 (1980): 265-72.

11929. Moss-Blundell, Edward Whitaker. The House of Commons book of remembrance 1914-1918. London: Elkin Matthews & Marrot, 1931. xii, 196p.

11930. Muldoon, Andrew R. "Making Ireland's opportunity England's: Winston Churchill and the Third Irish Home Rule Bill." Parliamentary History 15 (1996): 309-31.

11931. Murphy, Richard. "Faction in the Conservative Party and the home rule crisis, 1912-14." History 71 (1986): 222-34.

11932. "New Parliaments in war-time." Candid Quarterly Review no. 8 (Nov. 1915): 747-50. [Criticises Parliament for extending its life during the war.]

11933. New Boy. "My first term at Westminster." Cornhill Magazine 3rd ser., 43 (July-Dec. 1917): 348-94.

11934. Packer, Ian. "The Liberal Cave and the 1914 budget." English Historical Review 111 (1996): 620-35.

11935. Page, Arthur. "The constitution under Cromwell and Asquith." Blackwood's Magazine 192 (July-Dec. 1912): 275-87.

11936. Parliamentary debates. House of Lords, November 13, 1918. House of Commons, October 23, 24, 30, 31, November 6, 7, 12, 14, 18, 1918. Armenia. Armenia Bureau. London. Publications, 12. London: Pelican Press, 1918. 41p.

11937. The parliamentary history of conscription in Great Britain: being a summary of the parliamentary debates, &c., with an index & text of the Military Service Acts and a preface by Richard C. Lambert M.P. London: Allen & Unwin, 1917. xvi, 367p.

11938. Parliament's vote of thanks to the forces: speeches delivered in the Houses of Parliament, Westminster, on October 29, 1917. London: H.M.S.O., 1917. 68p.

11939. "Peers and sons of peers who served in the Great War, 1914-18." In The complete peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and the United Kingdom New ed., edited by G. E. Cokayne. Vol. 8: 759- 826. London: St. Catherine Press, 1932.

11940. Pineda Camacho, Roberto. "El comercio infame: el Parlamento britanico y la casa cauchera peruana (Casa Arana)." Boletin de Historia y Antiguedades [Colombia] 89 (2002): 379-99. ['An infamous trade: the British Parliament and the Peruvian rubber company (Casa Arana)'.]

11941. "The political predicament." Edinburgh Review 213 (Jan.-April 1911): 255-76.

11942. The popular guide to the House of Commons elected between December 2nd and 20th, 1910, to the first Parliament of His Majesty King George V. London: Pall Mall Press, 1911. 185p.

11943. Portuguese slavery debate in the House of Lords, Wednesday, July 23rd, 1913. London: Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society, 1913. 31p.

11944. Rodner, William S. "Conservatism, resistance and Lord Hugh Cecil." History of Political Thought 9 (1988): 529-51.

11945. Rubin, Gerry R. "Explanations for law reform: the case of wartime legislation in Britain, 1915-1916." International Review of Social History 32 (1987): 250-70.

11946. Sarafian, Ara. British parliamentary debates on the Armenian genocide, 1915-1918. Princeton, N.J.; London: Gomidas Institute, 2003. xi, 94p.

11947. Schröder, Karsten. Parlament und Aussenpolitik in England 1911-14, dargestellt an der englischen Deutschlandpolitik von der Agadirkrise bis zum Beginn des Ersten Weltkrieges. Göttingen: Musterschmidt, 1974. 229p. ['Parliament and foreign policy in England 1911-14, illustrated by England's German policy from the Agadir crisis to the beginning of the First World War'.]

11948. Scrase, Gavin M. "Sir Edward Grey, the parliamentary radicals and the struggle for the control of foreign policy, 1911-12." M.A., University of Durham, 1994.

11949. Setzer, Hans. "Zur funktion des Wahlsystems in Britischen Parlamentarismus: Argumente und Interessen in der grossen Debatte des britischen Unterhauses 1917/18." Zeitschrift für Politik n. f., 30 (1983): 271-98. ['On the function of the electoral system in British parlamentarism: arguments and interests in the major debate in the British House of Commons 1917/18'.]

11950. Smith, Frederick Edwin, 1st Earl of Birkenhead. "Parliamentary oratory." Oxford and Cambridge Review, no. 23 (Sept. 1912): 18-28.

11951. ---. "The position of the government." Oxford and Cambridge Review, no. 22 (Aug. 1912): 18-29.

11952. Smith, Jeremy. "Bluff, bluster and brinkmanship: Andrew Bonar Law and the third Home Rule Bill." Historical Journal 36 (1993): 161-78.

11953. ---. "'Paralysing the arm': the Unionists and the Army Annual Act, 1911-1914." Parliamentary History 15 (1996): 191-207.

11954. Speeches in the British House of Commons, relating to the co-operation of the Allies in the war, 1916. Printed by order of Parliament. Ottawa: Printed by J. de L. Taché, 1916. 58p.

11955. Sweet, David. "The domestic scene: Parliament and people." In Home fires and foreign fields: British social and military experience in the First World War, edited by Peter H. Liddle: 9-19. London: Brassey's Defence, 1985.

11956. Thomis, Malcolm I. "Conscription and consent: British Labour and the resignation threat of January 1916." Australian Journal of Politics and History 23 (1977): 10-18.

11957. Turner, John. "The House of Commons and the executive in the First World War." Parliamentary History 10 (1991): 297-316.

11958. Whibley, Charles. "The Insurance Bill and after." Blackwood's Magazine 191 (Jan.-June 1912): 147-54.

11959. ---. "The meeting of Parliament." Blackwood's Magazine 191 (Jan.-June 1912): 437-44.

11960. ---. "The parliamentary session." Blackwood's Magazine 195 (Jan.-June 1914): 433-38.

11961. ---. "The Prime Minister's crime." Blackwood's Magazine 189 (Jan.-June 1911): 415-24. [Irish Home Rule.]

11962. ---. "The session in Parliament." Blackwood's Magazine 193 (Jan.-June 1913): 423-32.

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11963. Acland, James. The imperial poll book of all elections from the passing of the Reform Act in 1832 to the end of 1864; to which is prefixed an argument upon representation as it is and as it should be; with statistical tables in illustration of alternative systems for securing electoral and representative equality and for the reduction if not prevention of bribery and corruption. Brighton: The author, 1865. iii, 32, [180]p.

11964. ---. The imperial poll book of all elections from the passing of the Reform Act in 1832 to June, 1869, with an alphabetical list of all candidates within that period; to which is prefixed suggestions upon all representation as it is and as it should be, with a view to the reduction if not prevention of bribery and corruption. London: Robert Clarke, 1869. 14, [210]p.

11965. Anstey, T. C. "Election trials and inquiries under the Corrupt Practices' Acts." In Recess studies, edited by Alexander Grant: 333-74. Edinburgh: Edmonston and Douglas, 1870.

11966. Arbuthnot, G. A. The Primrose League election guide. London: Eveleigh Nash, 1914. v, 200p. [As well as essays on the topics of the day, this collection contains a note on canvassing by Stanley Abbott and a brief account of preparations for an election.]

11967. Aspinall, W. J. The county franchise: showing the improvement in legislation and the extension of civil and religious liberty since the admission of the people to the polling booth. Manchester; Bristol; Chatteris: Abel Heywood; F. C. J. Stone; W. J. Aspinall, 1884. 16p.

11968. Auld, William. "The humours of parliamentary elections." Cornhill Magazine 51 (1885): 488-504. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11969. Badcock, Matthew. "A neglected electoral system? Alternative electoral geographies of nineteenth-century Britain." Ph.D., University of Leicester, 2009.

11970. Bagehot, Walter. "The results of recent elections." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by

Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 7: 192-97. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 32 (10 Jan. 1874): 29-31.]

11971. Baines, J. A. "Parliamentary representation in England illustrated by the elections of 1892 and 1895." Journal of the Royal Statistical Society 59 (1896): 38-124.

11972. Ball, T. Stanley. "The costs of elections." Westminster Review 143 (Jan.-June 1895): 72-77.

11973. Beaumont, Herbert. "The Labour Representation Committee and the Labour Party." New Liberal Review 6 (Aug. 1903-Jan. 1904): 169-73.

11974. Bebbington, D. W. "Nonconformity and electoral sociology, 1867-1918." Historical Journal 27 (1984): 633-56.

11975. Belchem, John. Class, party and the political system in Britain 1867-1914. Historical Association studies. Oxford: Blackwell, 1990. 102p.

11976. Belloc, Hilaire. Mr. Clutterbuck's election. London: Eveleigh Nash, 1908. 329p. [An account of an election of the time; reprinted by Nelson of Edinburgh in 1910.]

11977. Bendikat, Elfi. "Politikstile, Konfliktlinien and Lagerstruktur im deutschen, britischen und französischen Parteiensystem des späten 19 Jahrhunderts." Politische Vierteljahresschrift 30 (1989): 482-502. ['Political style, cleavages, and camps in the party systems of Germany, Britain, and France in the late 19th century'.]

11978. Benham, W. Gurney. The "ABC" election guide. Colchester: Essex Standard Office, 18?? 1p. [A satirical chart with cartoons and verses.]

11979. Bennett, Ethel Seymour. How to help during an election. Banff: Banffshire Journal, 1910. 12p.

11980. Bentley, Joseph. What to do and how to do it, when an election comes, whether you have a vote or not; by the oldest school inspector. London: Joseph Bentley, 1868. 16p.

11981. Biagini, Eugenio. "Partiti, lotta politica ed elezioni in Inghilterra, 1830-1886: elementi d'analisi e spunti bibliografici." Critica Storica 24 (1987): 453-507. ['Parties, political campaigns, and elections in England, 1830-86: elements for an analysis and bibliographical suggestions'.]

11982. ---. "Rappresentanza virtuale e democrazia di massa: i paradossi della Gran Bretagna Vittoriana." Quaderni Storici 23, no. 3 (1988): 809-38. ['Virtual representation and mass democracy: Great Britain in the Victorian age'.]

11983. Birrell, Augustine. "Parliamentary candidates." In his The collected essays & addresses of the Rt. Hon. Augustine Birrell 1880-1920. Vol. 3: 152-56. London: Dent, 1922.

11984. Black and White parliamentary album 1895. London: Black & White Publishing, 1895. 226p. [Portraits of some of the members of the Commons, with a list of the results in the 1892 and 1895 elections.]

11985. Bondfield, Margaret, and Kathlyn Oliver. Shop workers and the vote, by M. G. Bondfield; Domestic servants and citizenship, by Kathlyn Oliver. London: People's Suffrage Federation, 1911. 18p.

11986. Borret, Baxter. "Leaves from an English solicitor's note book. VII. Blue wins the day: a story of an old time election in England." Green Bag 12 (1900): 307-11. [An account of an election in the 1860s, set in an imaginary or anonymous constituency.]

11987. Boyer, Edward A. Comparison of results of general elections 1885, 1886, and 1892, with summary of analysis of poll figures. London: John Heywood, 1892. 72p.

11988. ---. General election. Book for marking down results and comparing 1885, 1886, and 1892. London: John Heywood, 1892. 68p.

11989. Breviate of the evidence before the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1835, on bribery, corruption and intimidation in the election of members to serve in Parliament. London: J. Ridgway, 1839. 18p. [Summary of the abridgement published by the Reform Association.]

11990. "The British Tsar: the general elector." Review of Reviews 22 (July-Dec. 1900): 329-40.

11991. Brooks, Sydney. "English and American electioneering." Chautauquan 26 (Oct. 1897-March 1898): 636- 41.

11992. ---. "English and American elections." Harper's Monthly Magazine 101 (June-Nov. 1900): 329-44.

11993. Brown, Geoff. "Correspondence from H. M. Hyndman to Mrs. Cobden-Sanderson, 1900-1921." Bulletin of the Society for the Study of Labour History 22 (Spring 1971): 11-16. [On by-elections and the suffrage movement.]

11994. Buller, Arthur. "Bribery and intimidation at elections." London and Westminster Review 3 & 25 (1836): 485-513. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

11995. Bunn, E. Nichols. Instructions to sub-agents, canvassers, and voluntary workers at a contested election. [S.l.]: [s.n.], 1905. 18p. [Issued by the Conservative Party; marked "private and confidential".]

11996. ---. Practical notes on the management and work of a county parliamentary election: with forms. [S.l.]: [s.n.], 1905. 39p. [Issued by the Conservative Party; marked "private and confidential".]

11997. Burn, W. L. "Electoral corruption in the nineteenth century." Parliamentary Affairs 4 (1950-51): 437-42.

11998. Butt, George. Suggestions as to the conduct and management of a county contested election, addressed to candidates for the House of Commons, their friends, committee-men, and agents; and to the several persons who may be engaged or interested in county contests. With an appendix of the statutes on county election, including those of the present session, systematically abridged; with practical forms, adapted to immediate use, for the purpose of facilitating the business of the canvass and the polling. London: Printed for James Duncan, 1830. xvi, 151, [1], lxxxiii, [1]p.

11999. Buxton, Sydney Charles, Earl Buxton. "Can the cost of elections be reduced?" Fortnightly Review 33 (Jan.- June 1880): 249-69.

12000. ---. "The 'official' expenses of elections." Contemporary Review 42 (July-Dec. 1882): 288-94.

12001. Cammarano, Fulvio. "Logiche comunitarie e associazionismo politico nella Gran Bretagna Tardovittoriana: procedure elettorali e "corruzione"." Quaderni Storici 23 (1988): 839-72. [On electoral procedures and corruption in late Victorian Britain.]

12002. ---. "'Wear your colours, record your own vote': franchise, communities and electioneering in Victorian England." In Contributi alla storia parlamentare Europea (secoli XIII-XX). Atti del 43ª Congresso ICHRPI, Camerino, Palazzo Ducale 14-77 Luglio 1993, edited by Facoltá di Guirisprudenza. Università

degli Studi di Camerino: 262-303. Studies presented to the International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions, 78. Camerino: Università degli Studi di Camerino, 1996.

12003. Campaigning in a strange land: an election story. London: David Stott, 1886. 212p.

12004. Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury. "The value of redistribution: a note on electoral statistics." National Review 4 (Sept. 1884-Feb. 1885): 145-62.

12005. Chadwick, Mary E. J. "The electoral system in the United Kingdom as set up by the Third Reform Act." Ph.D., University of London, 1978.

12006. Chambers, George F. A record of parliamentary elections, 1868-1874, giving statistics of population, registered electors, names of members and candidates, votes polled, &c. &c., with blank spaces for ms additions. London: Edward Stanford, 1874. vi, 71p.

12007. Chase, Malcolm. "'Labour's candidates': Chartist challenges at the parliamentary polls, 1839-1860." Labour History Review 74 (2009): 64-89.

12008. Chesterton, G. K. "Vote and the House." In his All things considered 2nd ed.: 37-46. London: Methuen, 1908. [On canvassing.]

12009. Childs, Michael. "Labour grows up: the electoral system, political generations, and British politics 1890- 1929." Twentieth Century British History 6 (1995): 123-44.

12010. Christie, W. D. "Corruption at elections and the Saturday Review." Macmillan's Magazine 10 (May-Oct. 1864): 517-20.

12011. ---. "Restraint of corruption at elections." Law Magazine and Law Review 17 (Feb.-Aug. 1864): 158-75.

12012. Clark, G. S. R. Kitson. "The electorate and the repeal of the corn laws." Transactions of the Royal Historical Society 5th ser., 1 (1951): 109-26.

12013. Clarke, Peter F. "Elections and the electorate in north-west England: an enquiry into the course of political change 1900-14." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1967.

12014. ---. "The electoral position of the Liberal and Labour parties, 1910-1914." English Historical Review 90 (1975): 828-36.

12015. Cleaver, William Jones. Cleaver's parliamentary elections' register, for ascertaining the results of any general election, or the state of parties, as represented in the House of Commons, at any period during the continuation of any existing Parliament. London: W. J. Cleaver, 1846. 36p. [A list of constituencies, with blank spaces for entering the names of Members and the number of votes.]

12016. Close, D. H. "The general elections of 1835 and 1837 in England and Wales." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1967.

12017. Clough, R. L. Election lyrics. London: Chapman and Hall, 1885. vi, 113p. [Verses written in the 1880s.]

12018. Coats, Richard Morris. "Voter participation in nineteenth century British parliamentary elections." Ph.D., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1984.

12019. Coats, Richard Morris, and Thomas R. Dalton. "A note on the cost of standing for the British Parliament:

1852-1880." Legislative Studies Quarterly 17 (1992): 585-93.

12020. Conacher, J. B. "The British party system between the Reform Acts of 1832 and 1867." Report of the Annual Meeting/Canadian Historical Association (1955): 69-78.

12021. Cook, Chris. "Labour and the downfall of the Liberal Party, 1906-14." In Crisis and controversy: essays in honour of A. J. P. Taylor, edited by Alan Sked and Chris Cook: 38-65. London: Macmillan, 1976.

12022. Cornford, James. "Aggregate election data and British party alignments, 1885-1910." In Mass politics: studies in political sociology, edited by Erik Allardt and Stein Rokkan: 107-16. London: Collier- Macmillan, 1970.

12023. Cornwall, Edwin et al. Addresses on organization & election work. London: Political Committee of the National Liberal Club, 1909. 54p.

12024. "Corrupt practices at elections." Law Magazine and Law Review 9 (May-Aug. 1860): 95-109.

12025. "The Corrupt Practices at Elections Bill." Law Magazine and Law Review 24 (Nov. 1867-Feb. 1868): 177- 202.

12026. "Corruption at elections." Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Review 51 (April-July 1849): 145-62.

12027. Cox, Gary Walter. "The development of a party-orientated electorate in England, 1832-1918." British Journal of Political Science 16 (1986): 187-216.

12028. ---. The efficient secret: the Cabinet and the development of political parties in Victorian England. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987. xiv, 187p.

12029. Cragoe, Matthew. "The Great Reform Act and the modernization of British politics: the impact of Conservative associations, 1835-1841." Journal of British Studies 47 (2008): 581-603.

12030. ---. "'Jenny rules the roost': women and electoral politics, 1832-68." In Women in British politics, 1760- 1860: the power of the petticoat, edited by Kathryn Gleadle and Sarah Richardson: 153-68. Basingstoke: Macmillan, 2000.

12031. Croker, J. W. "The ballot." Quarterly Review 61 (Jan.-April 1838): 507-51. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12032. Darbishire, B. V. The swing of the pendulum. A series of maps showing the state of political parties at each general election since the Reform Act of 1832. With historical notes and an alphabetical list of constituencies giving the election results for 1906 and to date with spaces for recording results of the next general election. London: Times Book Club, 1909. 48p.

12033. Davies, Joseph J. "The tyranny of canvassing." Westminster Review 138 (July-Dec. 1892): 43-51.

12034. Davis, John. "Slums and the vote, 1867-90." Historical Research 64 (1991): 375-88.

12035. Davis, John, and Duncan Tanner. "The borough franchise after 1867." Historical Research 69 (1996): 306- 27.

12036. Davis, Richard Harding. "General election in England." Harper's Monthly Magazine 87 (June-Nov. 1893): 489-506. [A general account.]

12037. Davis, Richard W. "The mid-nineteenth century electoral structure." Albion 8 (1976): 142-53.

12038. Dawe, William. Elijer Goff's manifesto to the electors. London: John Heywood, 1885. 32p. [Elijer Goff was a pseudonym used by William Dawe; a satirical address.]

12039. Dawson, Charles. Remarks on the county, borough, and municipal franchises in England and Ireland. 5th ed. Dublin: Irish National League, 1884. 15p. [Previous editions in 1875, 1883, 1884 (twice).]

12040. Defeated Candidate. "My contested election." Fortnightly Review 45 (1886): 93-101.

12041. Democracy and the franchise. Darlington: "North Star" Office, 1884. 12p.

12042. Dilke, Charles W. "Election trials." North American Review 163 (July-Dec. 1896): 573-79. [Corrupt practices.]

12043. ---. "The illiterate voter." New Review 6 (Jan.-June 1892): 577-79. [On illiterate voters and the secret ballot.]

12044. Dodgson, Charles L. The principles of parliamentary representation. London: Harrison, 1884. 47p. [Based on mathematical analysis.]

12045. Doyle, Barry M. "A conflict of interests? The local and national dimensions of middle class Liberalism, 1900-1935." Parliamentary History 17 (1998): 131-40.

12046. Drake, Michael. Electoral behaviour in Britain, 1832-68. Social sciences, a third level course: historical data and the social sciences, unit 12. Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1974. 44p.

12047. ---. "The mid-Victorian voter." Journal of Interdisciplinary History 1 (1970-71): 473-90.

12048. ---. The political context. Social sciences, a third level course: historical data and the social sciences, unit 9. Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1974. 39p.

12049. ---. The social and economic context. Social sciences, a third level course: historical data and the social sciences, unit 10. Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1974. 47p. [On voting behaviour, 1832-1868.]

12050. Drake, Michael, and Jeremy Mitchell. Introduction to historical psephology. Social sciences, a third level course: historical data and the social sciences, Units 6-8. Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1982. 147p. [A revised version of nos. 12046, 12048-9.]

12051. Dunbabin, J. P. D. "Parliamentary elections in Great Britain, 1858-1900: a psephological note." English Historical Review 81 (1966): 82-99.

12052. Dunham, Phil. "Space, place and pollbooks: incorporating a neglected electoral geography." Area 29 (1997): 141-50. [On the pre-1872 elections.]

12053. Eastwood, David. "Contesting the politics of deference: the rural electorate, 1820-60." In Party, state and society: electoral behaviour in Britain since 1820, edited by Jon Lawrence and Miles Taylor: 27-49. Aldershot: Scolar Press, 1997.

12054. "Election expenses." Westminster Review 78 (July-Oct. 1862): 62-83.

12055. "The election petitions and the Grenville-Act." Fraser's Magazine 17 (Jan.-June 1838): 384-92.

12056. "Elections in general." All the Year Round n.s, 37 (Sept. 1885-Feb. 1886): 390-94.

12057. Ellis, Albert Joel. Handbook for electors & election agents. I. Parliamentary. II. Town Council. III. County Council. Legal handbooks. London: Swan Sonnenschein, 1892. viii, 156p.

12058. Emanuel, Lewis. Corrupt practices at parliamentary elections. Being an address delivered to the members of the Lewisham and Lee Liberal Club. London: Chapman & Hall, 1881. 28p.

12059. ---. "Should canvassing at parliamentary elections be abolished?" Westminster Review 146 (July-Dec. 1896): 328-31.

12060. Everitt, Nicholas. How to win an election or the workers' guide. London: Everett, 1909. 127p.

12061. Ezra the Younger. The chronicles of the franchise; or, modern history of electoral reform in chapter and verse. Colchester: Frederic Wright, 1885. 4p. [A satirical account.]

12062. Farrar, J. A. The great Noodleshire election: a comedy of political life. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1901. iii, 151p. [An epistolary, satirical novel.]

12063. Fest, Wilfried. "Jingoism and xenophobia in the electioneering strategies of British ruling elites before 1914." In Nationalist and racialist movements in Britain and Germany before 1914, edited by Paul Kennedy and Anthony Nicholls: 171-89. London: Macmillan, 1981.

12064. Feuchtwanger, E. J. "The rise and progress of Tory democracy." In Britain and the Netherlands, 5: some political mythologies, edited by J. S. Bromley and E. H. Kossman: 164-83. The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1975.

12065. Fisher, J. R. "The limits of deference: agricultural communities in a mid-nineteenth century election campaign." Journal of British Studies 21, no. 1 (1981): 90-105.

12066. Fisher, W. J. "Electoral abuses." Independent Review 9 (April-June 1906): 34-44.

12067. Fletcher, C. G. E. Registration of electors: a practical guide to the qualifications for the franchise, and to the preparation of voters lists. London: Butterworth, 1908. viii, 148, [9]p.

12068. Fraser, Derek. Urban politics in Victorian England: the structure of politics in Victorian cities. Leicester: Leicester University Press, 1976. 324p. [Includes elections and agitation.]

12069. Frisby, Alfred. "Voters not votes: the relative strength of political parties as shown by the last two general elections." Contemporary Review 38 (July-Dec. 1880): 635-46.

12070. Garrard, John. "The middle class and nineteenth century national and local politics." In The middle class in politics, edited by John Garrard, David Jary, Michael Goldsmith, and Adrian Oldfield: 35-66. Farnborough: Saxon House, 1978.

12071. ---. "Parties, members and voters after 1867." In Later Victorian Britain, edited by T. R. Gourvish and Alan O'Day: 127-50. London: Macmillan, 1988.

12072. Gash, Norman. "The organization of the Conservative Party, 1832-1846. Part II: The electoral organization." Parliamentary History 2 (1983): 131-52.

12073. Gleadle, Kathryn. "'Our several spheres': middle-class women and the feminisms of early Victorian radical politics." In Women in British politics, 1760-1860: the power of the petticoat, edited by Kathryn Gleadle and Sarah Richardson: 134-52. Basingstoke: Macmillan, 2000.

12074. Good, Kit. "'Quit ye like men': platform manliness and electioneering, 1895-1939." In Public men: masculinity and politics in modern Britain, edited by Matthew McCormack: 143-64. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.

12075. Green, E. H. H. "Radical conservatism: the electoral genesis of tariff reform." Historical Journal 28 (1985): 667-92.

12076. Greg, W. R. "Parliamentary purification." Edinburgh Review 98 (July-Oct 1853): 556-624. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; on electoral corruption.]

12077. Griffin, Michael Charles. "The British electorate in the age of imperialism and reform, 1885-1914." Ph.D., University of South Carolina, 1980.

12078. Hale, Lonsdale Augustus. The Army and the franchise; addressed to civilians and soldiers. London: Edward Stanford, 1886. 24p. [Following the Franchise Act 1884 which gave the franchise to soldiers in the constituencies where they were stationed.]

12079. Hanham, H. J. Elections and party management: politics in the time of Disraeli and Gladstone. London: Longmans, 1959. xvii, 468p.

12080. ---. Elections and party management: politics in the time of Disraeli and Gladstone. 2nd ed. Hassocks: Harvester Press, 1978. xxxi, 468p. [A reprint, with a new introduction.]

12081. ---. The reformed electoral system in Great Britain, 1832-1914. General series, 69. London: Historical Association, 1968. 39p.

12082. Hannay, James. "Electioneering." Quarterly Review 102 (July-Oct. 1857): 32-59. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12083. ---. "Electioneering." In his Essays from the Quarterly Review: 127-60. London: Hurst & Blackett, 1861.

12084. Hare, Sherlock. A short summary of the "Election of representatives" of the late Thomas Hare. London: Civil Service Co-operative Society, 1901. 16, iip.

12085. Hare, Thomas. The distribution of seats in Parliament. A paper read at the Manchester Congress of the Social Science Association. New ed. London: E. J. Kibblewhite for the Political Tract Society, 1880. 11p.

12086. ---. A treatise on the election of representatives, parliamentary and municipal. London: Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans & Roberts, 1859. xxxiv, 338p.

12087. ---. A treatise on the election of representatives, parliamentary and municipal. New ed. London: Longman, Green, Longman & Roberts, 1861. xxxiv, 338p.

12088. ---. The election of representatives, parliamentary and municipal: a treatise. 3rd ed. London: Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts & Green, 1865. xxxviii, 350p. [Reprinted in Philadelphia by J. B. Lippincott in 1867.]

12089. ---. The election of representatives, parliamentary and municipal. A treatise. 4th ed. London: Longman, Green, Reader and Dyer, 1873. xlvii, 380p.

12090. Harris, George. The true theory of representation in a state. London: Longmans, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1857. xii, 101p.

12091. Harrison, Lynde. "Legislation concerning corrupt and illegal election practices." New Englander and Yale Review 53 (July-Dec. 1890): 505-9. [Discusses the Parliamentary and Corrupt Practices Act 1879 and comments on the possibility of similar legislation for the United States.]

12092. Harvey, Caroline. "The British general elections of 1857 and 1859." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1977.

12093. Hawkes, Mervyn L. A Primrose Dame. The story of an election. Bristol: J. W. Arrowsmith, 1886. 158p. [A novel.]

12094. Hector, William. Statutory forms for parliamentary elections in Scotland, with practical directions for their use (With the Ballot Act appended). Paisley: Alex. Gardner, 1878. 20, 56p.

12095. Heesom, Alan. "'Legitimate' versus 'Illegitimate' influences: aristocratic electioneering in mid-Victorian Britain." Parliamentary History 7 (1988): 282-305.

12096. Hickson, W. E. "Election results of 1841 and 1847." Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Review 48 (Oct. 1847-Jan. 1848): 261-302. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12097. Hobart, Vere Henry, Baron Hobart. "Bribery at elections." Macmillan's Magazine 15 (Nov. 1866-April 1867): 14-21.

12098. ---. "Bribery at elections." In his Essays and miscellaneous writings, edited by Lady Mary Hobart. Vol. 2: 165-84. London: Macmillan, 1885.

12099. Holyoake, George Jacob. Working-class representation: its conditions and consequences. An address to the electors of Birmingham, delivered at the Town Hall, Oct. 16, 1868. Birmingham: Guest, 1868. 16p.

12100. Hopkins, John Baker. "People and Parliament." Tinsley's Magazine 38 (Jan.-June 1886): 34-47.

12101. Hoppen, K. Theodore. "Grammars of electoral violence in nineteenth-century England and Ireland." English Historical Review 109 (1994): 597-620.

12102. ---. "Roads to democracy: electioneering and corruption in nineteenth-century England and Ireland." History 81 (1996): 552-71.

12103. The House of Commons poll book 1885-1906. London: Liberal Publication Department, 1906. 209p. [Details of all general and by-elections 1885-1906, with full statistics of the 1906 election.]

12104. Howe, W. H. "Methods of voting: an electoral revolution." Fortnightly Review 69 (1898): 423-31.

12105. Hunter, W. A. "Parties and the distribution of seats." Fortnightly Review 34 (1880): 58-68.

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1832 General Election

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1835 General Election

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1837 General Election

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1841 General Election

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1847 General Election

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1852 General Election

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1857 General Election

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12284. Wilkins, J. W. "Parliamentary government and representation." North British Review 28 (Nov. 1857-May 1858): 437-64. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

1859 General Election

12285. Bagehot, Walter. "The defeat of the ministry and the prospects of reform." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 306-9. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 17 (2 April 1859): 361-62.]

12286. Hoppen, K. Theodore. "Tories, Catholics, and the general election of 1859." Historical Journal 13 (1970): 48-67.

1865 General Election

12287. Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury. "The elections." Quarterly Review 118 (July-Oct. 1865): 280-95. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12288. "Electoral statistics." Chambers's Journal 4th ser., 2 (1865): 249-51.

12289. Mouton, Michelle J. "Margaret Oliphant and John Stuart Mill: disinterested politicians and the 1865 general election." Dickens Studies Annual 35 (2005): 209-40.

12290. "Our new Parliament." Chambers's Journal 4th ser., 2 (1865): 749-51.

12291. Scott, J. A. "The general election: the verdict of the country." Dublin University Magazine 66 (July-Dec. 1865): 228-40. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12292. ---. "Parties, public opinion, and the general election." Dublin University Magazine 66 (July-Dec. 1865): 112-20. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

1868 General Election

12293. Dicey, Edward. "The candidates for next Parliament." Macmillan's Magazine 18 (May-Oct. 1868): 441-48.

12294. ---. "The upshot of the elections." Saint Pauls 3 (Oct. 1868 - March 1869): 407-22. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12295. Elce, George. "An election before the Ballot Act." Papers of the Manchester Literary Club 36 (1910): 349-

57.

12296. "The elections." Gentleman's Magazine n.s., 1 (June-Nov. 1868): 743-61.

12297. Gleig, G. R. "The coming elections." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 104 (July-Dec. 1868): 622-44. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12298. Hanham, H. J. "The general election of 1868: a study in the bases of mid-Victorian politics." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1954.

12299. Harrison, Royden. "The British working class and the general election of 1868." International Review of Social History 6 (1961): 74-109.

12300. Kennedy, Padraic C. "'Underhand dealings with the papal authorities': Disraeli and the Liberal conspiracy to disestablish the Irish Church." Parliamentary History 27 (2008): 19-29.

12301. Sowler, Robert Scarr. The general election in the great centres of population. London: William Blackwood, 1869. 29p. [Signed: R. S. S.]

12302. Taffs, Winifred. "The general election of 1868." Contemporary Review 188 (July-Dec. 1955): 178-82.

1874 General Election

12303. Coalter, Mark. "Capturing the middle ground: Disraeli's 1872 blueprint for electoral success." Conservative History Journal (Summer 2004): 17-21.

12304. Goldman, Lawrence. "The defection of the middle class: the Endowed Schools Act, the Liberal Party, and the 1874 election." In Politics and culture in Victorian Britain: essays in memory of Colin Matthew, edited by Peter Ghosh and Lawrence Goldman: 118-35. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006.

12305. Harrison, Frederic. "Conservative reaction." Fortnightly Review 21 (Jan.-June 1874): 297-309. [Reprinted as 16396.]

12306. ---. "The Conservative nation." In his Order and progress: 268-81. London: Longmans, Green, 1875. [Reprinted, in 1975, by Harvester of Hassocks, with an introduction and notes by Martha S. Vogeler.]

12307. Hawkins, Angus. "The Disraelian achievement: 1868-1874." In Recovering power: the Conservatives in opposition since 1867, edited by Stuart R. Ball and Anthony Seldon: 28-46. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

12308. Maehl, William Henry. "The British general election of 1874." Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1957.

12309. ---. "Gladstone, the Liberals and the election of 1874." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 36 (1963): 53-69.

12310. McCaffrey, Lawrence J. "Home rule and the general election of 1874 in Ireland." Irish Historical Studies 9 (1954-55): 190-212.

12311. McCready, H. W. "The British election of 1874: Frederic Harrison and the Liberal-Labour dilemma." Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science 20 (1954): 166-75.

12312. McIntyre, William David. "Disraeli's election blunder: the Straits of Malacca issue in the 1874 election."

Renaissance & Modern Studies 5 (1961): 76-105.

1880 General Election

12313. A. J. The general election. Campaigning papers, being part first of a political handbook for the people. London: H. J. Infield, 1880. 117, 5, 5p.

12314. Akers-Douglas, Eric Alexander, 3rd Viscount Chilston. "The 1880 election: a historical landmark." Parliamentary Affairs 14 (1960-61): 477-92.

12315. A. W. G. Dissolution of Parliament. A statesman's adventures in search of a majority: a political squib. Edinburgh; Glasgow; Manchester: E. & S. Livingstone; William Porteous & Son; Abel Heywood & Son, 1880. 37p. [A verse satire on Disraeli in the 1880 election.]

12316. Bigg, Frederick. The voice of the nation 1880. Being a summary of the results of elections in the United Kingdom, showing the number of registered electors, the number of votes actually recorded, and alphabetical index of the new House of Commons. London: Moxon, Saunders, 1880. 40p.

12317. Bradshaw, George. General election, 1880! Be ready for the verdict of each constituency, and book it. Bradshaw's Parliamentary Roll Call, containing a complete and comprehensive list of parliamentary constituencies, with the names and political creeds of their constituents arranged so as to enable the reader to compare the new representatives side by side with the old, showing at a glance where a change has taken place. Together with a useful summary of parliamentary information. Manchester: W. A. Lever, 1880. 16p.

12318. "The cost of a general election." Chambers's Journal 4th ser., 18 (1881): 363-65. [On the 1880 general election.]

12319. Courtney, William Prideaux. "The cost of the general election of 1880." Fortnightly Review 35 (1881): 467-87.

12320. Crangle, John V. "The issue of imperialism in the Liberal campaign of 1880." Indian Political Science Review 8, no. 1 (1974): 41-54.

12321. ---. "Liberal opposition to the Afghan War of 1878." Afghanistan 25, no. 3 (1972): 56-67.

12322. Crawley, Richard. Election rhymes. Edinburgh: William Blackwood & Sons, 1880. 24p. 12323. Dale, R. W. "Liberal candidates at the next election." Fortnightly Review 31 (1879): 904-11.

12324. Elab. Notes and anticipations on the Grand National Steeplechase for 1880 with sketches of the course, probable starters, etc. by our Special Sporting Correspondent "Elab". London: Wyman, 1880. 23, [1]p.

12325. "Electioneering in 1880." University Magazine and Free Review 5 (Jan.-June 1880): 474-77. [Satirical.]

12326. "The electoral crisis." Fraser's Magazine 101 (Jan.-June 1880): 571-76.

12327. Evans, John. "Yr etholiad cyffredinol." Traethodydd 35 (1880): 357-73. ['The general election'.]

12328. Freeman, Edward A. "The election and the Eastern Question." Contemporary Review 37 (Jan.-June 1880): 956-76.

12329. "The general election and its results." British Quarterly Review 72 (July-Oct. 1880): 171-92.

12330. The House of Commons. Giving the following particulars: Votes polled by all candidates at the last general election ... Number of voters on the register, 1880 and 1874. Population at the last census. Politics of members. Area ... of boroughs and counties. Amount paid for property and income tax ... Alphabetical list of members. Manchester: A Heywood & Son, 1881. 95, [1]p. [Preface signed: J. T. B.]

12331. Lloyd, Trevor. The general election of 1880. London: Oxford University Press, 1968. [7], 175p.

12332. ---. "The general election of 1880 in England, Scotland and Wales." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1959.

12333. "The past election." Fraser's Magazine 101 (Jan.-June 1880): 711-20.

12334. Roberts, J. The new House of Commons. Giving the following particulars: 1. Votes polled by successful and unsuccessful candidates. 2. Votes polled at the 1874 election, and bye elections ... and other valuable information. Manchester: A Heywood & Son, 1880. 89p.

12335. Rossi, John P. "English Catholics, the Liberal Party and the general election of 1880." Catholic Historical Review 63 (1977): 411-27.

12336. Stafford, John Phillips. The battle of the Genii; or, Gladiolus and Beakitorius. A story of the general election. London: F. E. Longley, 1880. 28p. [On Gladstone and Disraeli.]

12337. Vine, J. R. S. The new Parliament, 1880. Alphabetical list of the members of the House of Commons, summoned to meet on the 29th April, 1880. ... with the names of the constituencies they represent, their town addresses, and describing the political party with which each member is associated. Also a statistical table, showing the numbers of members elected, the constituencies, and number of candidates by which they were contested and comparisons between the general elections of 1874 and 1880. London: Waterlow, 1880. 24p.

1885 General Election

12338. Clancy, John J. The elections of 1885; prepared for the Irish National League. Dublin: Irish National League, 1886. 23, [1]p.

12339. Defeated Candidates. The truth about the Irish election of 1885. Dublin: Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union, 1885. 24p.

12340. Digby, William. The general election 1885. India's interest in the British ballot box. London: Talbot Brothers, 1888. xv, 112p.

12341. Hinde, Alfred. Hinde's classified list of the new House of Commons elected Nov. & Dec., 1885. Shewing the politics, voters, and majority of each member, together with a general analysis & alphabetical list of members. London: Houlston & Sons, 1885. 27p.

12342. Howard, C. H. D. "Joseph Chamberlain and the 'unauthorized programme'." English Historical Review 65 (1950): 477-91.

12343. ---. "The Parnell manifesto of 21 November, 1885, and the schools question." English Historical Review 62 (1947): 42-51.

12344. Jennings, L. J. "The coming elections." Quarterly Review 161 (July-Oct. 1885): 558-82. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12345. Knatchbull-Hugessen, E. H., 1st Baron Brabourne. "The verdict of the country." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 140 (July-Dec. 1886): 261-82. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12346. Leadam, I. S. The extension of the franchise. Part 1. How the Tories "welcomed" it! London: National Press Agency, 1885. 11p.

12347. ---. The extension of the franchise. Part 2. How the Tories "helped" it! London: National Press Agency, 1885. 11p.

12348. Manning, Henry Edward, Cardinal. "How shall Catholics vote at the coming parliamentary election." Dublin Review 3rd ser., 14 (July-Oct. 1885): 401-11.

12349. ---. How shall Catholics vote at the coming parliamentary election? London: J. Donovan, 1885. 14p.

12350. McClelland, V. A. "The 'free schools' issue and the general election of 1885: a denominational response." History of Education 5 (1975): 141-54.

12351. Owen, James. "Triangular contests and caucus rhetoric at the 1885 general election." Parliamentary History 27 (2008): 215-35.

12352. Simon, Alan. "Church disestablishment as a factor in the general election of 1885." Historical Journal 18 (1975): 791-820.

12353. ---. "Joseph Chamberlain and free education in the election of 1885." History of Education 2 (1973): 56-78.

12354. Sonnets for electors. 1885. London: Wyman & Sons, 1885. 8p.

12355. Steele, David. "A new style and content: 1880-1885 and 1886." In Recovering power: the Conservatives in opposition since 1867, edited by Stuart R. Ball and Anthony Seldon: 47-74. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

12356. Ward, H. Neville. The Westminster grand prize and election stakes. Notes and anticipation. London: Author, 1885. 14p. [A satire.]

1886 General Election

12357. 1886. The House of Commons. Comprising a list of the new constituencies, with the name and political bias of each Member returned for the same in the twenty-third Parliament of the United Kingdom and eleventh of Queen Victoria; and also an alphabetical list of the Members. London: Stationers' Company, 1886. 15p.

12358. The battle of the Union: parliamentary guide of the general elections, 1885-86. With maps, polls, biographies of members, and plan of the House of Commons, general statistics, &c. &c. 3rd ed. London: Published by John Byland, 1886. 151, [4]p. [3 editions published in the same year.]

12359. Brierley, Benjamin. General election. Walmsley Fowt Division. Great speech by Ab-o'th'-Yate. Manchester: Abel Heywood, 1886. 8p. [A satirical speech.]

12360. The new House of Commons. Mems about Members, particularly polls, maps, portraits, and a complete record of the general election of 1886. London: Pall Mall Gazette Office, 1886. 96p. [A supplement to the Pall Mall Gazette, 29 July 1886.]

12361. The popular guide to the House of Commons and record of the election of 1886 (June 30 - July 27). London: Pall Mall Gazette Office, 1886. 96p. [A supplement to the Pall Mall Gazette, 29 July 1886.]

12362. Savage, Donald C. "The general election of 1886 in Great Britain and Ireland." Ph.D., University of London, 1958.

12363. Smith, Goldwin. "Election notes." Macmillan's Magazine 54 (May-Oct. 1886): 241-49.

12364. Songs for Liberal electors: a collection of original stirring songs for singing at public meetings, &c., set to popular tunes. London; Manchester: H. Darbyshire; Abel Heywood, 1886. 12p.

12365. Stephens, Hugh W. "The changing context of British politics in the 1880s: the Reform Acts and the formation of the Liberal Unionist Party." Social Science History 1 (1976-77): 486-501.

1892 General Election

12366. "The appeal to the country." National Review 19 (March-Aug. 1892): 585-90.

12367. Asquith, Margot. "A week of electioneering: notes from my diary." Strand Magazine 51 (1916): 393-403. [In July 1892.]

12368. Baumann, Arthur A. "The general election: a bird's eye view." National Review 19 (Mar.-Aug. 1892): 730- 40.

12369. Carnegie, Andrew. "The impending elections in England and America." Nineteenth Century 32 (July-Dec. 1892): 141-50.

12370. "The coming election." Tinsley's Magazine 47 (June-Nov. 1891): 272-74. [An exhortation to register.]

12371. "The coming general election." National Review 18 (Sept. 1891-Feb. 1892): 409-17.

12372. Dicey, Edward. "The choice of England." Nineteenth Century 32 (July-Dec. 1892): 1-12.

12373. ---. "The verdict of England." Nineteenth Century 32 (July-Dec. 1892): 333-44. [Reprinted in Living Age 194 (July-Sept. 1892): 749-56.]

12374. Dilke, Charles W. "The general election: a forecast." New Review 6 (Jan.-June 1892): 678-81.

12375. "The ecclesiastical position: the coming election." Scots Magazine 10 (June-Nov. 1892): 128-36. [The attitude of the Church of Scotland.]

12376. "The election: candidates and their views." Help: a journal of social science 2 (1892): 105-18, 128.

12377. Farrer, T. H. et al. "Why I voted for Mr. Gladstone." Nineteenth Century 32 (July-Dec. 1892): 171-93. [The other contributors are: J. Frank Bright; William Markby; Alfred R. Wallace; H. G. Hewlett; H. Russell Wakefield; W. Minto; G. W. Kitchen.]

12378. Frederic, Harold. "The issue outside the Forest of Dean." Welsh Review 1 (Nov.1891-August 1892): 209- 29.

12379. Gregory, Robert et al. "Why I should vote for the Unionists." Nineteenth Century 32 (July-Dec. 1892): 151-

70. [The other contributors are: S. H. Butcher; E. H. Carbutt; H. N. Hamilton Hoare; John Glover; Arthur Mursell; W. H. Dallinger; G. J. Romanes; Thomas W. Allis; Aubrey de Vere.]

12380. Handbook to the general election 1892, giving the constituencies and candidates in England, Scotland, and Wales; together with the results of elections in 1885 & 1886, and by-elections since. London: Simpkin & Marshall, 1892. 60p.

12381. Holms, James Douglas. "Liberal prospects at the General Election." Westminster Review 137 (Jan.-June 1892): 233-44.

12382. Jennings, L. J. "Parliamentary and election prospects." Quarterly Review 174 (Jan.-April 1892): 254-85. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12383. Kebbel, T. E. "The plough & the platform." National Review 19 (March-Aug. 1892): 176-90.

12384. Knatchbull-Hugessen, E. H., 1st Baron Brabourne. "The coming struggle." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 151 (Jan.-June 1892): 904-15. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12385. Leppington, C. H. d'E. "A striking electoral anomaly." National Review 20 (Sept. 1892-Feb. 1893): 129-31. [On the representative nature of Parliament.]

12386. List of Members of the House of Commons, elected July, 1892. With the number of votes polled for each candidate; also a list of the elections, with the names of the new members who have been elected, from that date to the present time. 10th December, 1894. London: Warrington, 1894. 82p.

12387. M. An election journal: general election, 1892. London: Remington, 1894. 350p. [An entertaining account.]

12388. McDermot, George. "Home rule and the election." Catholic World 55 (April-Sept. 1892): 225-31.

12389. National Union of Conservative Associations for Scotland. The campaign guide. An election handbook for Unionist speakers. Part I. Conservative and Unionist work. Part II. Election problems. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1892. xi, [1], 348p.

12390. The new House of Commons, 1892. "Mems about Members, with over 500 portraits, 15 electoral maps, and particulars of the polls; forming a complete record of the general election of 1892. London: Pall Mall Gazette Office, 1892. 128p. [A supplement to the Pall Mall Gazette, 4 August 1892.]

12391. "The proposed Christian Council and the general election." Help: a journal of social science 2 (1892): 73- 75. [More Christian representatives in Parliament.]

12392. Reeve, Henry. "The platform - the elections." Edinburgh Review 176 (July-Oct. 1892): 275-92. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12393. Ross-of-Bladensburg, John Foster George. Philips's Simplex chart for recording election results. With statistical tables amd complete list of constituencies, with registered number of electors and population, according to the 1891 census. London: George Philip, 1891. 20p. [Intended for recording the 1892 election results.]

12394. Stead, W. T. "For the general election: wanted, a Christian social programme." Help: a journal of social science 1 (1891): 203-5.

12395. ---. "The general election and after." Contemporary Review 62 (July-Dec. 1892): 288-304.

12396. ---. On the eve: a handbook for the general election, 1892. London: 'Review of reviews' Publishing Office, 1892. 96p.

12397. Temple, Richard. "The general election: a forecast." New Review 6 (Jan.-June 1892): 666-77.

12398. Webb, Sidney. "The moral of the elections." Contemporary Review 62 (July-Dec. 1982): 272-87.

12399. Whitmore, C. A. "The general election: the real radical programme." National Review 19 (March-Aug. 1892): 740-46.

12400. W. J. L. "The recent elections: lessons derived from them." Westminster Review 138 (July-Dec. 1892): 536- 44.

1895 General Election

12401. Abel Heywood's House of Commons, 1895. List of members and candidates, and votes polled for each; party gains: analysis of results, 1892 and 1895; number of votes on the register, &c &c. 4th ed. London: Abel Heywood, 1895. 30p.

12402. Balfour, Frances. "The election of 1895: some lessons from Scotland." National Review 26 (Sept. 1895- Feb. 1896): 93-96.

12403. Beesly, Edward Spencer. "The elections." Positivist Review 3 (1895): 148-51.

12404. ---. "Positivists as electors." Positivist Review 3 (1895): 121-24.

12405. The campaign guide: an election handbook for Unionist speakers; prepared by a Committee of the Central Council of the National Union of Conservative Associations for Scotland. Revised by the authors, and reissued at the request of the Central Conservative Office, London, and of the Central Council of the Scottish National Union. 5th ed. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1894. xi, 540p.

12406. The campaign guide: an election handbook for Unionist speakers; prepared by a Committee of the Central Council of the National Union of Conservative Associations for Scotland. Revised by the authors, and reissued at the request of the Central Conservative Office, London, and of the Central Council of the Scottish National Union. 6th ed. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1895. xii, 636p.

12407. Chisholm, Hugh. "The election petitions of 1895-6." Fortnightly Review 65 (1896): 759-66.

12408. Cunningham, W. "The general election, and the prospects of social legislation." Economic Review 5 (1895): 501-15.

12409. Dicey, Edward. "The general election: the rout of the faddists." Nineteenth Century 38 (July-Dec. 1895): 188-98.

12410. ---. "The triumph of conservatism." Quarterly Review 182 (July-Oct. 1895): 538-67. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12411. The election recorder; giving the names of Members of Parliament at the dissolution in 1895 and providing blank spaces and statistics to enable those interested in the general election to record the result of the polls and the state of the parties. London: Simpkin Marshall & Co., 1895. 62p.

12412. "The general election, 1895: the poster in politics." Review of Reviews 12 (July-Dec. 1895): 168-76.

12413. General election, July 1895. Members returned to the House of Commons, with the number of votes polled for each candidate. List of Her Majesty's Ministers, August 1895. London: Warrington & Co., 1895. 78p.

12414. The general election, July 1895. The address of every candidate as sent out to the various constituencies. Section 1. The County of London. London: Romeike & Curtice, 1895. 28p. [An ambitious attempt to publish facsimiles of the election addresses; only one part published.]

12415. Gould, F. Carruthers. Cartoons of the campaign: a collection of political cartoons made during the general election of 1895. Westminster cartoons, 1. London: Westminster Gazette, 1895. 47p.

12416. Kebbel, T. E. "Britain in the box." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 158 (July-Dec. 1895): 298-308. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12417. Mahon, J. L. "The Labour Party and the general election." National Review 23 (March-Aug. 1894): 637-49.

12418. Massingham, H. W. "The débâcle - and after." Contemporary Review 68 (July-Dec. 1895): 299-304.

12419. Maxwell, Herbert. "A crisis in English history." Forum [N.Y.] 20 (Sept. 1895-Feb. 1896): 144-59.

12420. McCarthy, Justin. ""Why, whence, whither?"." Forum [N.Y.] 20 (Sept. 1895-Feb. 1896): 170-80.

12421. "The National Social Union and the general election." Review of Reviews 12 (July-Dec. 1895): 67-72.

12422. National Union of Conservative Associations for Scotland. Facts for electors. A handbook for Unionist committee men. Edinburgh: National Union of Conservative Associations, 1895. viii, 86p. [Compiled by W. K. Dickson.]

12423. The new House of Commons, 1895. "Mems about Members, with over 500 portraits, 20 electoral maps, and particulars of the polls; forming a complete record of the four general election of 1885, 1886, 1892, 1895. London: Pall Mall Gazette Office, 1895. 128p. [A supplement to the Pall Mall Gazette, 12 August 1895.]

12424. Nye, G. H. F. "The Church and the general election." Religious Review of Reviews 10 (June-Nov. 1895): 93-99. [Deals especially with Welsh disestablishment.]

12425. Ramsay, James. "A note on Liberalism and Labour." Scots Magazine 14 (June-Nov. 1894): 499-501. [Reply to 12189.]

12426. Readman, Paul A. "The 1895 general election and political change in late Victorian Britain." Historical Journal 42 (1999): 467-93.

12427. Rogers, J. Guinness. "The general election: what does it all mean." Nineteenth Century 38 (July-Dec. 1895): 177-87.

12428. Russell, George W. E. "Causes of the Liberal defeat." Forum [N.Y.] 20 (Sept. 1895-Feb. 1896): 160-69.

12429. Steele, David. "Opposition from strength: 1892-1895." In Recovering power: the Conservatives in opposition since 1867, edited by Stuart R. Ball and Anthony Seldon: 75-91. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

12430. Stuart-Wortley, Charles. "The election of 1895: a general view." National Review 26 (Sept. 1895 - Feb. 1896): 83-93.

12431. Taylor, J. F. "The Irish School of oratory." Cornhill Magazine 3rd ser., 2 (Jan.-June 1897): 321-40.

12432. Traill, H. D. "Lord Salisbury's triumph." Fortnightly Review 64 (July-Dec. 1895): 355-66.

12433. Withy, Andrew. "The cause of the collapse." Westminster Review 144 (July-Dec. 1895): 237-47. [Reply by Seymour Williams: 567-569.]

1900 General Election

12434. Baines, Talbot. "The general election." Quarterly Review 192 (July-Oct. 1900): 565-82.

12435. Beesly, Edward Spencer. "The Khakhi election." Positivist Review 8 (1900): 161-63.

12436. Burke, Thomas. "Social reform and the general election." Forum [N.Y.] 29 (March-Aug. 1900): 523-31.

12437. Dicey, Edward. "The general election: the downfall of liberalism." Fortnightly Review 74 (1900): 803-14.

12438. Elliot, Arthur. "The general election." Edinburgh Review 192 (July-Oct. 1900): 526-41. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12439. Enstam, Mary Elizabeth York. "The Khaki election of 1900 in the United Kingdom." Ph.D., Duke University, 1968.

12440. "For honour! For fatherland! To the men of England!" Westminster Review 153 (Jan.-June 1900): 494-503.

12441. Garrod, Horace C. "Radical tactics at the general election." New Century Review 8 (July-Dec. 1900): 329- 34.

12442. "The general election in the United Kingdom." Catholic World 72 (Oct. 1900-March 1901): 116-20.

12443. "The general election: the vindication of democracy." Fortnightly Review 74 (1900): 815-24.

12444. Gould, F. Carruthers. The Khakhi campaign: general election 1900. Westminster cartoons, 5. London: Westminster Gazette, 1900. iii, 47p.

12445. Harrison, Frederic. "After the Khakhi election." Positivist Review 8 (1900): 191-95.

12446. "Issues for next general election." Review of Reviews 21 (Jan.-June 1900): 538-43.

12447. Jeune, Mary. "The Khakhi Election." Imperial and Colonial Magazine and Review 1 (Nov. 1900-Jan. 1901): 152-62.

12448. Lucy, Henry W. "The British general election." Forum [N.Y.] 30 (Sept. 1900-Feb. 1901): 191-201.

12449. National Union of Conservative Associations for Scotland. Facts for electors. A handbook for Unionist committee men 1900. 7th ed. Edinburgh: National Union of Conservative Associations, 1900. 88p. [Compiled by W. K. Dickson.]

12450. The new House of Commons, 1900. "Mems about Members, with over 500 portraits, 25 electoral maps,

and particulars of the polls; forming a complete record of the four general election of 1886, 1892, 1895 and 1900. London: Pall Mall Gazette Office, 1900. 136p.

12451. Nicholls, Paul Llewellyn. Khakhi and the confessional: a study of a religious issue at the 1900 general election in England. Melbourne University history monographs, 27. Melbourne: Department of History, University of Melbourne, 2000. iv, 389p. [Anti-ritualism at the 1900 general election.] 12452. "A parable of the General Election: Ober-Ammergau revisited: "Not this man, But Barabbas!"." Review of Reviews 22 (July-Dec. 1900): 347-55.

12453. Readman, Paul A. "The Conservative Party, patriotism, and British politics: the case of the general election of 1900." Journal of British Studies 40 (2001): 107-45.

12454. Ross-of-Bladensburg, John Foster George. Philips's Simplex chart of parliamentary representation for showing at a glance the exact distribution of parliamentary seats at the present time, and giving the population in each constituency. 1 vol. London: George Philip, 1900. [Intended for recording the 1900 election results; a single volume which opens into a large chart.]

12455. Sibley, N. W. "The coming general election." New Century Review 8 (July-Dec. 1900): 159-66.

12456. Spender, J. A. "The patriotic elections - and after." Contemporary Review 78 (July-Dec. 1900): 746-60.

12457. Tugman, Frederic W. "To the electors of the United Kingdom." Westminster Review 153 (Jan.-June 1900): 167-76.

12458. "Women's work in the recent elections." Englishwoman's Review 32 (Jan.-Oct. 1901): 3-9.

1906 General Election

12459. Accountant. "What will be the Liberal majority at the general election? A detailed estimate based on the by- elections." In Coming men on coming questions, edited by W. T. Stead: 285-308. London: Review of Reviews, 1905.

12460. Bealey, Frank. "The electoral arrangement between the Labour Representation Committee and the Liberal Party." Journal of Modern History 28 (1956): 353-73.

12461. ---. "Negotiations between the Liberal Party and the Labour Representation Committee before the General Election of 1906." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 29 (1956): 261-74.

12462. Brown, Frederic Dean. "The British Conservative Unionist Party, tariff reform and the election of 1906: an interpretation." Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1967.

12463. Craton, Michael, and H. W. McCready. The great Liberal revival, 1903-6. London: Hansard Society for Parliamentary Government, 1967. 47p.

12464. Daily Mail. Chart of the old and new Parliaments graphically illustrated in colours. With complete alphabetical list of constituencies, names of members, number of electors, majorities, etc. etc. London: George Philip, 1906. 12p. [Intended to accompany a chart entitled: Parties at the dissolution, January 1906. Election results chart. Based on the "Simplex" Chart designed by Lieut.-Col. Sir J. F. G. Ross-of- Bladenburg.]

12465. Hardie, J. Keir. "Labour at the forthcoming election." Nineteenth Century 59 (1906): 12-24.

12466. Irwin, Douglas A. "The political economy of free trade: voting in the British general election of 1906." Journal of Law and Economics 37 (1994): 75-108.

12467. Klug, Adam. "Why Chamberlain failed and Bismarck succeeded: the political economy of tariffs in British and German elections." European Review of Economic History 5 (2001): 219-50. [Studies the 1877 and 1878 elections in Germany and the 1906 election in Britain.]

12468. Lemieux, Simon. "A rogue result: Liberal landslide 1906." Modern History Review 4, no. 2 (1992): 15-17.

12469. National Union of Conservative Associations for Scotland. Facts for electors. A handbook for Unionist committee men 1905. 8th ed. Edinburgh: National Union of Conservative Associations, 1905. 126p. [Compiled by W. K. Dickson.]

12470. Otte, T. G. "Problems of continuity: the 1906 general election and foreign policy." Journal of Liberal History 53 (2007): 6-13,21.

12471. Packer, Ian. "The great Liberal landslide: the 1906 general election in perspective." Historian 89 (Spring 2006): 8-16.

12472. Reeves, Scott. "Tariff reform and the 1906 election." 20th Century History Review 1, no. 2 (2006): 25-28.

12473. Reinharz, Jehuda. "Weizmann and the British general elections of 1906." Studies in Zionism 5 (1984): 201- 12.

12474. Russell, A. K. "The general election of 1906." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1962.

12475. ---. Liberal landslide: the general election of 1906. Newton Abbot: David & Charles, 1973. 260p.

1910 General Elections

12476. Bennett, Arnold. "The elections and the democratic idea." English Review 4 (Dec. 1909-Mar. 1910): 552- 60.

12477. Blewett, Neal. "The British general elections of 1910." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1967.

12478. ---. The peers, the parties and the people: the general elections of 1910. London: Macmillan, 1972. xi, 548p.

12479. Brady, M. Charlita. "The British general elections of 1910." Ph.D., Columbia University, 1947.

12480. Buchan, John. "The elections - and after." Blackwood's Magazine 189 (Jan.-June 1911): 150-60.

12481. ---. "The electors and their moral." Blackwood's Magazine 187 (Jan.-June 1910): 430-42.

12482. Chesterton, Cecil Edward. Party and people. A criticism of the recent elections and their consequences. London: Alston Rivers, 1910. xx, 190p. [On the first election in 1910.]

12483. Exchange Telegraph Co. Ltd. Poll book of the general election, 1910. London: Exchange Telegraph Co. Ltd, 1910. 145p.

12484. The general election guide. State of parties, details of representation, and a thousand and one facts of useful information. London: Edward Lloyd, 1910. 30p.

12485. Kinloch-Cooke, Clement. "The general election and after." Oxford and Cambridge Review, no. 13 (Lent Term 1911): 3-30.

12486. Lister, Thomas, 4th Baron Ribblesdale. "The general election and after." Nineteenth Century 69 (Jan.-June 1911): 1-7.

12487. Mond, Alfred. "The elections and after." English Review 4 (Dec. 1909-Mar. 1910): 719-28.

12488. Pilkington, Henry. "Ireland and the crisis." New Ireland Review 32 (Sept. 1909-Feb. 1910): 371-82.

12489. Politicus. "Two elections and a moral." National Review 56 (Sept. 1910 - Feb. 1911): 733-39. 12490. Poll book of the general election, December, 1910. London: Exchange Telegraph Co., 1910. 145p. [Election results.]

12491. Robinson, H. James. "The weight of the electorates." English Review 6 (Aug.-Nov. 1910): 163-77.

12492. Snowden, Herbert G. "January 1910 and after." Oxford and Cambridge Review, no. 9 (Lent Term 1912): 3- 19.

12493. Stanford, Edward. Stanford's alphabetical list of the parliamentary constituencies in the United Kingdom. Issued gratis with Stanford's Election Diagram. London: Edward Stanford, 1910. 11p.

12494. The Times House of Commons 1910: with brief biographies of members and full details of the polls: also an analysis of the results and comparison with previous elections, a survey of changes in counties and boroughs, statistical tables, &c. London: Times Office, 1910. 127p.

12495. The Times House of Commons 1911 (general election, December, 1910). With brief biographies of members and full details of the polls: also an analysis of the results and comparison with previous elections, a survey of changes in counties and boroughs, statistical tables, &c. London: Printed and published by John Parkinson Bland at the Times Office, 1910. 140p.

12496. Ward, Mary A. The coming election. Letters to my neighbours. 10 vols. London: Smith Elder, 1910. [A series of pamphlets; the letters are dated Jan. 1910; the author is also known as Mrs. Humphry Ward.]

12497. ---. Letters to my neighbours on the present election. London: Smith Elder, 1910. 63p. [The letters are dated Nov. 1910; 2nd ed also published in 1910.]

12498. Wyndham-Quin, Windham Thomas, 4th Earl of Dunraven. "The moral of an immoral election." Nineteenth Century 69 (Jan.-June 1911): 8-20.

Parliamentary Reform 1832-1918

12499. Althaus, Friedrich. "Reform und Zukunft." In Englische charakterbilder. Vol. 1: 545-632. Berlin: R. v. Decker, 1869.

12500. Birke, Adolf M. "Wählrechtsreform und Wählerbewegung in England. Zum Verhältnis von Parlamentarismus und Demokratisierung in der Viktorianischen Zeit." In Wählerbewegung in der europäischen Geschichte: Ergebnisse einer Konferenz, edited by Otto Büsch: 211-25. Berlin: Colloquium Verlag, 1980. ['Electoral reform and voters' behaviour: on the relationship between parliamentarism and democratisation in the Victorian age'.]

12501. Bonifas, Gilbert, and Martine Faraut. "Chronologie." Revue française de civilisation britannique 8, no. 3 (Novembre 1995): 115-20. [Chronology of parliamentary reform.]

12502. Butler, David. "Electoral reform." Parliamentary Affairs 57 (2004): 734-43.

12503. Cahill, Gilbert A. "The popular movement for parliamentary reform, 1829-1932: some further thoughts." Historian 37 (1974-75): 436-52.

12504. Chatterton, Daniel. The franchise swindle. The Tory and Liberal tinkers of the nineteenth century. London: D. Chatterton, 1887. 8p. [A radical attack on parliamentary government as reformed; self-printed.]

12505. Clark, Anna. "Gender, class and the nation: franchise reform in England, 1832-1928." In Re-reading the constitution: new narratives in the political history of England's long nineteenth century, edited by James Vernon: 230-53. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996.

12506. Cromwell, Valerie. "The nature of British parliamentary reform." In Der moderne Parlamentarismus und seine Grundlagen in der ständischen Repräsentation, edited by E. Möckl and Karl Bosl: 121-36. Berlin: Duncker & Humbolt, 1977.

12507. Dunbabin, J. P. D. "Electoral reforms and their outcome in the United Kingdom 1865-1900." In Later Victorian Britain, 1867-1900, edited by T. R. Gourvish and Alan O'Day: 93-125. London: Macmillan, 1988.

12508. Dunckley, Henry. "Two political centenaries." Contemporary Review 55 (Jan.-June 1889): 52-72. [1688, 1789 and reform.]

12509. Egerton, H. E. Proposals relative to parliamentary reform: a sketch of the history of the question since 1832. London: [s.n.], 1883. 31p.

12510. "Electoral reform, electoral bribery: the ballot." Westminster Review 115 (Jan.-April 1881): 443-56.

12511. Elliot, Arthur. "Three reform bills." Edinburgh Review 161 (Jan.-April 1885): 570-89. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; 1832, 1867, 1885.]

12512. Gardner, J. S. "Theories of parliamentary representation, 1858-1886: some public views." M.Litt., University of Oxford, 1988.

12513. Gash, Norman. "The social and political background to the three British nineteenth century Reform Acts." In Deutscher und britischer Parlamentarismus/British and German Parliamentarism, edited by Adolf M. Birke and Kurt Kluxen: 57-67. Prince Albert Studies, 3. Munich: Saur, 1985.

12514. Greenaway, John R. "Parliamentary reform and civil service reform: a nineteenth-century debate reassessed." Parliamentary History 4 (1985): 157-69.

12515. Hamburger, Joseph. "James Mill on universal suffrage and the middle class." Journal of Politics 24 (1962): 167-90.

12516. Hamer, David A. The politics of electoral pressure: a study in the history of Victorian reform agitations. Hassocks: Harvester Press, 1977. x, 386p.

12517. Hardy, Stuart Baxter. "The political thought of Walter Bagehot: an elitist's critique of parliamentary reform." Ph.D., Georgetown University, 1974.

12518. Hassaïne, Féthi. "Irish agitation and British parliamentary reform." Annales du Monde Anglophone 1, no. 2 (Oct. 1995): 61-74.

12519. Heaton, William. The three reforms of Parliament: a history, 1830-1885. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1885. viii, 310p.

12520. Hoppen, K. Theodore. "The franchise and electoral politics in England and Ireland 1832-1885." History 70 (1985): 202-17.

12521. Kinzer, Bruce L. "The un-Englishness of the secret ballot." Albion 10 (1978): 237-56.

12522. Lever, Annabelle. "Mill and the secret ballot; beyond coercion and corruption." Utilitas 19 (2007): 354-78.

12523. Machin, G. I. T. The rise of democracy in Britain, 1830-1918. British studies series. London: Macmillan, 2000. ix, 182p.

12524. McCord, Norman. "Some difficulties of parliamentary reform." Historical Journal 10 (1967): 376-90. 12525. McCormack, Matthew. "'Married men and the fathers of families': fatherhood and franchise reform in Britain." In Gender and fatherhood in the nineteenth century, edited by Trev Lynn Broughton and Helen Rogers: 43-54. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.

12526. Molesworth, William Nassau. The history of England from the year 1830. 3 vols. London: Chapman & Hall, 1871. [An emphasis on parliamentary reform.]

12527. Murdoch, James. A history of constitutional reform in Great Britain and Ireland, with a full account of the three great measures of 1832, 1867 and 1884. Glasgow: Blackie, 1885. viii, 408p.

12528. Park, Joseph H. "England's controversy over the secret ballot." Political Science Quarterly 46 (1931): 51- 86.

12529. Parsons, Floyd D. Thomas Hare and political representation in Victorian Britain. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009. x, 287p.

12530. ---. "Thomas Hare and the Victorian proportional representation movement, 1857-88." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1990.

12531. Paul, Alexander. The history of reform: a record of the struggle for the representation of the people in Parliament. London: G. Routledge, 1884. viii, 248p.

12532. ---. The history of reform. A record of the struggle for the representation of the people in Parliament, including the debates of the bill of 1884 in the House of Lords. 3rd ed. London: G. Routledge, 1884. viii, 278p.

12533. ---. The history of reform. A record of the struggle for the representation of the people in Parliament ... with addenda for 1884-5, and summary of results of the Representation of the People Act, 1884, and Redistribution of Seats Act, 1885. 5th ed. London: G. Routledge, 1885. viii, 302p.

12534. Pearce, Robert, and Roger Stearn. Government and reform, 1815-1918. Access to history. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1994. vi, 154p.

12535. Quinault, Roland. "Gladstone and parliamentary reform." In Gladstone centenary essays, edited by David

Bebbington and Roger Swift: 75-93. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2000.

12536. Reform! Reform! Reform!: electoral reform from 1832 to 1918. London: Reform Club, 2006. 39p. [Catalogue of an exhibition at the Reform Club.]

12537. Shaw-Lefevre, George John, 1st Baron Eversley. "Representation and misrepresentation: the crusade for proportional representation." Fortnightly Review 43 (1885): 202-15.

12538. Tholfsen, Trygve R. "The transition to democracy in Victorian England." International Review of Social History 6 (1961): 226-48.

12539. Tyrrell, Alex. "Personality in politics: the National Complete Suffrage Union and pressure group politics in early Victorian Britain." Journal of Religious History 12 (1982-83): 382-400.

12540. Wallace, Robert. "Single chamber 'Democrats'." Nineteenth Century 37 (Jan.-June 1895): 177-94. [Reprinted in Living Age 204 (1895): 556-569.]

12541. Wasson, Ellis Archer. "The spirit of reform, 1832 and 1867." Albion 12 (1980): 164-74.

12542. Wright, D. G. Democracy and reform, 1815-1885. Seminar studies in history. London: Longmans, 1970. viii, 160p. Parliamentary Reform 1832-1867/8

12543. Adelman, Paul. "The Second Reform Act of 1867." History Today 17 (1967): 317-25.

12544. Agnés, Benoit. "Pour la réforme. Les appels en faveur des avancées démocratiques en France et au Royaume-Uni (1840-1848)." In La France et l'Angleterre au XIX siècle: échanges, représentations, comparaisons, edited by Sylvie Aprile and Fabrice Bensimon: 139-57. Paris: Créaphis, 2006. ['Towards reform. The appeals in favour of democratic advances in France and the United Kingdom (1840-1848)'.]

12545. Barnett, Christopher. "Fears of revolution, finality and the re-opening of the question of parliamentary reform in England, 1832-67." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1981.

12546. Beales, D. E. D. "The idea of reform in British politics, 1829-1850." In Reform in Great Britain and Germany 1750-1850, edited by T. C. W. Blanning and Peter Wende: 159-74. Proceedings of the British Academy, 100. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999.

12547. Bell, Aldon D. "Administration and finance of the Reform League, 1865-1867." International Review of Social History 10 (1965): 385-409.

12548. Bell, Herbert C. "Palmerston and parliamentary representation." Journal of Modern History 4 (1932): 186- 213.

12549. Brand, C. F. "The movement for parliamentary reform in England from 1832 to 1867." Ph.D., Harvard University, 1932.

12550. Burn, W. L. "The fancy franchise." Parliamentary Affairs 8 (1954-55): 240-45. [Parliamentary reform in the 1850s.]

12551. Carter, P. "The Reform Bill of 1867." M.A., University of Wales (Bangor), 1952.

12552. Cook, W. G. H. "Electoral reform and organized Christianity in England." Political Science Quarterly 39

(1924): 485-99; 40 (1925): 37-59.

12553. ---. "The evolution of the franchise in England, with special reference to the Reform Act of 1867 and to the political influence of organised Christianity." M.Sc., University of London, 1922.

12554. Coull, Gavin P. "The third Earl Grey, the coming of democracy and parliamentary reform, 1865-67." Durham University Journal 87 (1995-96): 11-21, 185-93.

12555. Cowling, Maurice. 1867: Disraeli, Gladstone and revolution: the passing of the second Reform Bill. London: Cambridge University Press, 1967. xi, 451p.

12556. Cox, Homersham. A history of the Reform Bills of 1866 and 1867. London: Longmans, Green, 1868. ix, 302p.

12557. Davis, Richard W. "Toryism to Tamworth: the triumph of reform, 1827-1835." Albion 12 (1980): 132-46.

12558. Edsall, Nicholas C. "A failed national movement: the Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association 1848-54." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 49 (1976): 108-31.

12559. Gallagher, Thomas F. "The Second Reform Movement, 1848-1867." Albion 12 (1980): 147-63.

12560. Graham, Sheila. "Demagogues or debaters? A study of Chartist speeches reported in the Halifax Guardian and the Northern Star between 1838 and 1839." Transactions of the Halifax Antiquarian Society n.s., 15 (2007): 112-21. 12561. Guttsman, W. L. A plea for democracy: an edited selection from 'The 1867 Essays on reform' and 'Questions for a reformed Parliament': with an introduction and biographical index. London: MacGibbon & Kee, 1967. 304p.

12562. Hall, Catherine. "Rethinking imperial histories: the Reform Act of 1867." New Left Review 208 (Nov.-Dec. 1994): 3-29. [Comment by Keith Flett in no. 212 (July-Aug. 1995): 157-160.]

12563. Hall, Catherine, Keith McClelland, and Jane Rendall. Defining the Victorian nation: class, race, gender and the British Reform Act of 1867. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000. xiv, 303p.

12564. Herrick, Francis H. "The Reform Bill of 1867 and the British party system." Pacific Historical Review 3 (1934): 216-33.

12565. ---. "The second reform movement in Britain, 1850-1865." Journal of the History of Ideas 9 (1948): 174- 92.

12566. Himmelfarb, Gertrude. "Politics and ideology: the Reform Act of 1867." In her Victorian Minds: 333-92. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1968.

12567. ---. "The politics of democracy: the English Reform Act of 1867." Journal of British Studies 6, no. 1 (1966): 97-138. [Comment by F. B. Smith and answer by Himmelfarb 9, no. 1 (1969): 96-104.]

12568. Killion, R. G. "The Reform Act of 1867: selected documents." Ph.D., Columbia University, 1968.

12569. Kinzer, Bruce L. "J. S. Mill and the secret ballot." Historical Reflections/Réflexions historiques 5 (1978): 19-39.

12570. Kosbery, Edward Tobias Patrick. "'Fancy franchises': non-uniform electoral reform proposals in Great

Britain, 1847-1867." Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1974.

12571. Krieger, Hans. Die englische Wahlreform von 1867 im Spiegel der deutschen Presse. Saalfeld, Ostpr.: Günther, 1936. 114p. ['The English electoral reform of 1867 in the mirror of the German press'; University of Berlin thesis.]

12572. Lusztig, M. "Solving Peel's puzzle: repeal of the corn laws and institutional preservation." Comparative Politics 27 (1995): 393-408.

12573. Myers, C. J. "The Victorian critics and the Second Reform Bill." Ph.D., University of Colombia, 1920.

12574. Park, Joseph H. The English Reform Bill of 1867. Studies in history, economics, and public law, 93, no. 1. New York: Columbia University, 1929. 285p. [Reprinted in 1969 by AMS Press of New York.]

12575. Phillips, John A. "England's 'other' ballot question: the unnoticed political revolution of 1835." In Partisan politics, principle and reform in Parliament and the constituencies, 1689-1880: essays in memory of John A. Phillips, edited by Clyve Jones, Philip Salmon, and Richard W. Davis: 139-63. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press for the Parliamentary History Yearbook Trust, 2005.

12576. Pickering, Paul A. "'And your petitioners &c.': Chartist petitioning in popular politics 1838-48." English Historical Review 116 (2001): 368-88.

12577. Poirier, François. "Le revendication du droit de vote dans la années 1860 en Angleterre." Revue française de civilisation britannique 8, no. 3 (Novembre 1995): 51-64. ['The campaign for the right to vote in the 1860s in England'.]

12578. Prost, Raymond. "Atouts et faiblesses du mouvement chartiste: l'échec d'une stratégie de revendication démocratique." Revue française de civilisation britannique 8, no. 3 (Novembre 1995): 29-40. [Assets and weaknesses of the Chartist movement: the failure of campaign for democrary'.]

12579. Quinault, Roland. "1848 and parliamentary reform." Historical Journal 31 (1988): 831-51.

12580. ---. "The French Revolution of 1830 and parliamentary reform." History 79 (1994): 377-93.

12581. Salmon, Philip. "Electoral reform and the political modernization of England, 1832-1841." Parliaments, Estates & Representation 23 (2003): 49-67.

12582. Saunders, Robert. "Chartism from above: British elites and the interpretation of Chartism." Historical Research 81 (2008): 463-84.

12583. ---. "Lord John Russell and parliamentary reform, 1848-67." English Historical Review 120 (2005): 1289- 1315.

12584. ---. "The parliamentary reform debate in Britain, 1848-67." D.Phil, University of Oxford, 2005.

12585. ---. "The politics of reform and the making of the Second Reform Act, 1848-1867." Historical Journal 50 (2007): 571-91.

12586. Searle, G. R. "Entrepreneurial radicalism and the franchise in mid-Victorian Britain." Revue française de civilisation britannique 8, no. 3 (Novembre 1995): 41-49.

12587. Sheppard, Douglas F. "The Cave of Adullam and parliamentary reform, 1865-1867." Ph.D., University of

Toronto, 1992.

12588. Shirley, Michael H. "Chartists after Chartism: Reynolds's Newspaper and mid-Victorian political reform." In Splendidly Victorian: essays in nineteenth and twentieth-century British history in honour of Walter L. Arnstein, edited by Michael H. Shirley and Todd E. A. Larson: 91-108. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2001.

12589. Smith, F. B. "'Democracy' in the Second Reform debates." Historical Studies Australia and New Zealand 11 (1963-65): 306-23.

12590. ---. "The making of the Second Reform Bill." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1962.

12591. ---. The making of the Second Reform Bill. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1966. 297p.

12592. Smith, Paul. "'Leap in the dark': the 1867 Reform Act." Modern History Review 2, no. 1 (Sept. 1990): 27- 29.

12593. Taylor, Miles. "Putting the politics back into Chartism." Modern History Review 10, no. 4 (April 1999): 18- 20. [The Chartists and parliamentary reform.]

12594. ---. "The six points: Chartism and the reform of Parliament." In The Chartist legacy, edited by Owen Ashton, Robert Fyson, and Stephen Roberts: 1-23. Rendelsham: Merlin Press, 1999.

12595. Thompson, Dorothy. "Letters from Ernest Jones to Karl Marx, 1865-8." Bulletin of the Society for the Study of Labour History 4 (Spring 1962): 11-23. [On the reform movement before the 1867 bill.]

12596. Vickers, Jane. "Pressure group politics, class and popular liberalism: the campaign for parliamentary reform in the North West, 1864-1868." Ph.D., Manchester Metropolitan University, 1996.

12597. Viebrock, Helmut. Robert Lowe. Speech on the Representation of the People Bill and the Redistribution of Seats Bill, May 31st 1866; Rede über die Gesetzesvorlagen betreffs Volksvertretung und die Neuverteilung der Parlamentssitze am 31. Mai 1866. John Bright Speech on reform (XI), London, December 4th, 1866; Rede über Reform (Nr. XI) vom 4. Dezember 1866 ... Kommentare Asa Briggs [et al.]. Studien zur Rhetorik des 19 Jahrhunderts, 2. Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner, 1970. x, 217p.

12598. Walker, Ernestine. "The struggle for the reform of Parliament 1853-1867." Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University, 1964.

12599. ---. Struggle for the reform of Parliament, 1853-1867. New York: Vantage Press, 1977. x, 212p.

12600. Walton, John K. The Second Reform Act. Lancaster pamphlets. London: Methuen, 1987. vii, 52p.

12601. Wende, Peter. "Reform or revolution in Germany and Great Britain." In Reform in Great Britain and Germany 1750-1850, edited by T. C. W. Blanning and Peter Wende: 145-57. Proceedings of the British Academy, 100. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999.

12602. Wilson, Alexander. "The suffrage movement." In Pressure from without in early Victorian England, edited by Patricia Hollis: 80-104. London: Edward Arnold, 1974.

12603. Winter, James. "The cave of Adullam and parliamentary reform." English Historical Review 81 (1966): 38- 55.

12604. ---. "English democracy and the example of Australia." Pacific Historical Review 35 (1966): 67-81.

12605. ---. "The Liberal Party and parliamentary reform, 1852-1867." Ph.D., Harvard University, 1961.

12606. Zimmer, Louis B. "The politics of John Stuart Mill and the Second Reform Bill of 1867 evaluated against the background of his political and moral philosophy." Ph.D., New York University, 1970.

Parliamentary Reform 1832-1867/8: Contemporary Writings

12607. Acland, James. Administrative reform: parliamentary incongruities and electoral anomalies as affecting the representation of the people in House of Commons divisions, shown by an analysis of the division upon Mr. Vincent Scully's motion for open and competitive examination. London: Effingham Wilson, 1855. 36p.

12608. Adam, James. The knowledge qualification. A plan for the reciprocal extension of education and the franchise. Edinburgh; Aberdeen: W. Tait; L. Smith, 1837. 23p.

12609. ---. A substitute for the ballot. Edinburgh: W. Tait, 1838. 30p.

12610. Adams, W. E. An argument for complete suffrage. London: Edward Truelove, 1860. 16p.

12611. Anderson, Andrew. The rock ahead. A few thoughts on parliamentary reform: the claim of the working classes: democracy: America and American institutions: virtues and intelligence of the people: penny political literature. Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1867. 32p.

12612. ---. Soundings in political waters. An inquiry into the principles of parliamentary representation. Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1867. 31p.

12613. Anstey, T. C. "On some supposed constitutional restraints." In The lawes resolutions of womens rights. On some supposed constitutional restraints, Thomas Anstey; The claim of Englishwomen to the suffrage, Helen Taylor: 1-16. Classics of English legal history in the modern era. New York: Garland Pub., 1978.

12614. ---. On some supposed constitutional restraints upon the parliamentary franchise. London: Office of the Social Science Association, 1867. 48p.

12615. ---. Plea of the unrepresented commons for restitution of franchise. A historic enquiry. London: Ridgway, 1866. 143p.

12616. Atkinson, William. The franchise and voting by ballot considered and explained. London: [s.n.], 1858. 82p.

12617. Austin, John. A plea for the constitution. London: J. Murray, 1859. vi, 42p. [A second edition published in the same year; against further reform.]

12618. Aytoun, James. Parliamentary reform, and the way to obtain it. London: R. Hardwicke, 1865. 27p.

12619. ---. Real reform and sham reform: a letter to George Wilson, Esq., of Manchester. London: Robert Hardwicke, 1864. 16p.

12620. Aytoun, W. E. "Disfranchisement of the boroughs: to Walter Binkie, Esq., provost of Dreepdenly." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 70 (July-Dec. 1851): 296-309. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12621. ---. "The new reform Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 75 (Jan.-June 1854): 369-80. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12622. ---. "The new reform Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 85 (Jan.-June 1859): 506-14. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12623. ---. "The Reform Bills of 1852 and 1854." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 75 (Jan.-June 1854): 441-61. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12624. ---. "The reform measures of 1852." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 71 (Jan.-June 1852): 369-86. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12625. Babbage, Charles. Thoughts upon an extension of the franchise. London: Longman, 1865. 8p.

12626. Bagehot, Walter. "Bribery and reform." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 314-17. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 17 (15 Oct. 1859): 1147-48.]

12627. ---. "Conservative criticism of Liberal politics." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 318-22. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 18 (25 Feb. 1860): 196-97; on The practical results of the Reform Act of 1832 by John Walsh, 1st Baron Ormathwaite.]

12628. ---. "Considerations on representative government." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 336-46. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 19 (11 May 1861): 511-12; (18 May 1861): 540-41.]

12629. ---. "Letter to the Editor from Walter Bagehot." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 328-31. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 18 (5 May 1860): 328-31.]

12630. ---. "Mr. Disraeli's Bill for the suppression of corrupt practices at elections." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 392-95. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 26 (11 July 1868): 787-88.]

12631. ---. "Mr. John Stuart Mill upon the increase of corruption." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 347-50. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 22 (16 April 1864): 479-80.]

12632. ---. "The new Reform Bill." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 366-70. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 25 (2 March 1867): 229-30.]

12633. ---. "Ought the Tories to touch a Reform Bill." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 361-65. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 24 (10 Nov. 1866): 1305-06.]

12634. ---. "Parliamentary reform." National Review 8 (Jan.-April 1859): 228-73.

12635. ---. Parliamentary reform. London: Chapman & Hall, 1859. 58p. [A reprint, with additions, of no. 12634]

12636. ---. "Parliamentary reform." In his Essays on parliamentary reform: 1-106. London: Kegan Paul, 1883.

12637. ---. "Parliamentary reform." In Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas: 428-44. London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1959.

12638. ---. "Parliamentary reform." In Bagehot's historical essays, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas: 296-347. London: Dennis Dobson, 1971.

12639. ---. "Parliamentary reform." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 187-235. London: Economist, 1974.

12640. ---. "Plurality of votes: the true principle of a reform bill." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 323-27. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 18 (24 March 1860): 308-10.]

12641. ---. "The practical difficulties of secret voting." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 310-13. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 17 (3 Sept. 1859): 980-81.]

12642. ---. "Present aspects of parliamentary reform." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 236-62. London: The Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the National Review 8 (Jan.-April 1859): 538-62.]

12643. ---. "The representation of minorities." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 380-82. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 25 (10 August 1867): 897-98.]

12644. ---. "A simple plan of reform." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John- Stevas. Vol. 6: 351-56. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 22 (24 Dec. 1864): 1573-74.]

12645. ---. "'True Liberalism' and reform." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John- Stevas. Vol. 6: 357-60. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 24 (27 Jan. 1866): 90- 91.]

12646. ---. "Why has the 'settlement' of 1832 so easily melted away?" In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 375-79. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 25 (1 June 1867): 609-10.]

12647. ---. "The withdrawal of the Reform Bill." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 332-35. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 18 (16 June 1860): 643-44.]

12648. Bailey, Thomas. Rights of labour: with proposals for a new basis for the national suffrage. London: G. & J. Dyer, 1844. 60p.

12649. Banister, Thomas. The suffrage nationalized, or a proposal for the settlement of the question of the franchise, on a popular and constitutional basis. By A Barrister. London: James Gilbert, 1853. 8p.

12650. Baxter, Robert Dudley. The new Reform Bill: the franchise returns critically examined, with a table of the future constituency, and proportion of the working classes in each borough. 2nd ed. London: Edward Stanford, 1866. 44p. [Two editions published in 1866.]

12651. ---. The re-distribution of seats and the counties. 2nd ed. London: Edward Stanford, 1866. 37p.

12652. Begg, James. Scotland's demand for electoral justice; or, the forty shilling question explained, with answers to objections. Edinburgh: James Nichol, 1857. 36p.

12653. Bentley, Joseph. Politics made easy for young men; or, political training to make their lives and liberties safe, and their country prosperous and happy. London: Joseph Bentley, 1853. 104p.

12654. ---. Politics made easy, for Englishmen, containing a plan for the next Reform Bill, from a published letter to the late Home Secretary; which plan was presented to Parliament last July, by Lord John Russell. By the Author of "Wealth; how to get, preserve and enjoy it" ... 2nd ed. London: Joseph Bentley, 1859. 144p.

12655. ---. Politics made easy, for all Her Majesty's subjects especially the electors; teaching them how to make far more gain by their votes, than getting bribes of £5 or £10, or places for them. By the Oldest School Inspector. 3rd ed. London: Joseph Bentley, 1867. 128p.

12656. Best, William Mawdesly. The elective franchise in ancient times: or, universal suffrage, manhood suffrage, or residential manhood suffrage, never the law of England. A paper read at the Juridical Society on Wednesday, January 30, 1867. London: H. Sweet, 1867. 20p.

12657. Biggs, William. A plan for the further extension and better distribution of the suffrage in a letter to Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P. for Kilkenny. Leicester: Printed by A. Cockshaw, 1839? 11p.

12658. Birmingham Complete Suffrage Conference. Minutes of the proceedings at the conference of representatives, of the middle and working classes of Great Britain, held first at the Waterloo room and afterwards at the Town Hall, Birmingham, April 5, 1842, and three following days. Birmingham: J. Allen, 1842. 42p.

12659. ---. Report of the proceedings at the conference of delegates, of the middle and working classes, held at Birmingham, April 5, 1842, and three following days. London: Davis and Hasler, 1842. iv, 78p.

12660. Blackburn, Thomas. Thoughts on the electoral system. Liverpool: T. Baines, 1841. 44p.

12661. Bodington, George. On household suffrage, triennial Parliaments, and reform of the House of Commons, based upon sound constitutional principles, with supplementary remarks. London: William Ridgway, 1867. 50p.

12662. Bradlaugh, Charles. Reform or revolution. An address to the Lords and Commons of England in Parliament assembled. London: National Reformer, 1867. 8p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 5.]

12663. Brodigan, F. Parliamentary reform bill, 1866: letter addressed to the Right Hon. Earl Russell, K.G., &c. &c. &c. London: Printed by Harrison, 1866. 18p.

12664. Brodrick, George C. "The utilitarian argument against reform, as stated by Mr. Lowe." In Essays on reform: 1-25. London: Macmillan, 1867. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 5.]

12665. Brooke, John. Thoughts on the extension of the franchise. Huddersfield: J. Brook, 1859. 19p.

12666. Brookes, Henry. The peers and the people, and the coming reform. With illustrative tables of the English boroughs and counties, showing those under the control of peers and landowners; and tables of the peers, with the boroughs and counties, and the number of members, under their influence. London: Effingham Wilson, 1857. xvi, 127p. [An abbreviated version, "People's edition", was published in 1859.]

12667. Brougham, Henry. "Defects of the Reform Bill: parliamentary business." Edinburgh Review 66 (Oct. 1837- Jan. 1838): 208-19. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12668. Buchan, Peter. The parallel; or Whigs and Tories contrasted in the administration of the British constitution. Dedicated to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, Bart, M.P. Edinburgh: Published for the author by William Blackwood and Sons, 1835. 66p.

12669. Buckingham, James Silk. Evils and remedies of the present system of popular elections with a sketch of the qualifications and duties of representatives and constituents: to which is added, an address on the proposed reforms in the commerce and finance of the country. London: Simpkin, Marshall, 1841. 315p.

12670. ---. Proposed plan of a new reform bill to purify and extend the suffrage, and by a new qualification and new mode of election, to extinguish bribery, corruption, and intimidation. 4th ed. London: Partridge, Oakley, 1854. 81-136p.

12671. ---. "Proposed plan of a new reform bill, to purify and extend the suffrage, and, by a new qualification and new mode of election, to extinguish bribery, corruption, and intimidation." In The coming era of practical reform, not "looming in the distance", but "nigh at hand". A new series of tracts for the times, addressed to the public and Parliament of 1854: 81-136. London: Partridge, Oakey and Co., 1854.

12672. Bulkeley, James. The ballot. Some objections answered with a modification as prayed of Parliament. In a letter to Lord John Russell. London: Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 1839. 75, [1]p.

12673. Bullen, Edward. Five reports of the Committee of the Precusor Association to whom it was referred, to enquire and report upon the relative state and nature of the parliamentary franchises in the United Kingdom, and to suggest the best modes for their identification and improvement. With an appendix. Dublin: Precursor Association, 1839. 56p.

12674. Burges, George. Sixty-eight reasons for opposing the Reform Bill, now pending in Parliament. London: J. G. & F. Rivington; Whittaker, Treacher, 1832. 41p.

12675. Campbell, William Frederick, 2nd Baron Stratheden and Campbell. A letter to the electors of Cambridge on change in the Reform Act. London: James Ridgway, 1854. 16p.

12676. Carlyle, Thomas. "Shooting Niagara and after?" Macmillan's Magazine 16 (May-Oct. 1867): 319-36. [On parliamentary reform.]

12677. ---. Shooting Niagara and after? London: Chapman & Hall, Robson, 1867. 55p. [On parliamentary reform.]

12678. Cayley, George John. The working classes; their interest in administrative, financial and electoral reform. London: Daniel F. Oakey, 1858. 38p.

12679. Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury. "Parliamentary reform." Quarterly Review 117 (Jan.-April 1865): 540-74. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12680. ---. "The Reform Bill." Quarterly Review 119 (Jan.-April 1866): 530-59. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.] 12681. ---. "The Reform Bill (April 1866)." In Lord Salisbury on politics: a selection from his articles in the Quarterly Review, 1860-1883, edited by Paul Smith: 193-225. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1972.

12682. ---. "The theories of parliamentary reform." In Oxford essays contributed by Members of the University 1858: 52-79. London: John W. Parker, 1858.

12683. Chadwick, David. Parliamentary representation. Suggestions for effecting an equitable re-distribution of Members of Parliament, on the basis of a representative claim, deduced from the population & annual value of property in the several counties, boroughs, and cities of Great Britain and Ireland. London: W. H. Smith, 1859. 38p.

12684. Chadwick, Edwin. "Methods of preparation for legislation in Parliament." Fraser's Magazine 75 (Jan.-June 1867): 673-90. [On the methods of preparing legislation especially as applicable to the reform of Parliament.]

12685. Chadwick, William. A few words on the constitution of the House of Lords and House of Commons, and the difficulties attending the present crisis. London: John Russell Smith, 1865. 13p.

12686. Christie, W. D. "Address to the National Reform Union, Manchester, on election corruption and expenditure, November 16, 1869." In his The ballot and corruption and expenditure at elections; a collection of essays and addresses of different dates: 163-80. London: Macmillan, 1872.

12687. ---. An argument in favour of the ballot. London: H. Hooper, 1839. viii, 72p.

12688. ---. "An argument in favour of the ballot." In his The ballot and corruption and expenditure at elections; a collection of essays and addresses of different dates: 1-63. London: Macmillan, 1872. [First published as a pamphlet in 1839.]

12689. ---. The ballot and corruption and expenditure at elections; a collection of essays and addresses of different dates. London: Macmillan, 1872. xxi, 206p.

12690. ---. Electoral corruption and its remedies. London: C. W. Reynell, 1867. 37p.

12691. ---. "Electoral corruption and its remedies." In his The ballot and corruption and expenditure at elections; a collection of essays and addresses of different dates: 107-60. London: Macmillan, 1872.

12692. ---. "Scotch elections and the Parliamentary Election Committee of 1868-9." In his The ballot and corruption and expenditure at elections; a collection of essays and addresses of different dates: 183-206. London: Macmillan, 1872. [On the Report of the Committee on Parliamentary and Municipal Elections.]

12693. ---. "Speech in favour of the ballot in the House of Commons, June 21, 1842." In his The ballot and corruption and expenditure at elections; a collection of essays and addresses of different dates: 67-74. London: Macmillan, 1872.

12694. ---. Suggestions for an organization for restraint of corruption and expenditure at elections. 2nd ed. London: Emily Faithfull, 1864. 22p. [Read at the Department of Jurisprudence and Amendment of the Law, National Association for the Promotion of Social Science; two editions were published by the Association in 1864.]

12695. ---. "Suggestions for an organization for restraint of corruption and expenditure at elections." In his The ballot and corruption and expenditure at elections; a collection of essays and addresses of different dates: 77-103. London: Macmillan, 1872.

12696. Cobbett, James P., and Thomas Doubleday. A hand-book for reformers: containing notes upon duration of Parliaments, the suffrage, mode of voting, &c. &c. London: Effingham Wilson, 1859. iv, 52p. [Published for the Northern Reform Union.]

12697. Cobbett, William. The right of the poor to the suffrage of the People's Charter: or, The honesty and justice

of the principle of universal suffrage, established and maintained ... together with Mr. Cobbett's address to the farmers and tradesmen of England, on that treatment of the poor. Reprinted from Cobbett's Two-penny Trash. The Labourer's Library, 1. Leeds: [s.n.], 1841. 12p.

12698. Cockburn, William S. R. Scheme for voting at elections for members of the House of Commons. London: Longman, 1854. 11p.

12699. Cole, Henry Warwick. "The four reform orators." Quarterly Review 122 (Jan.-April 1867): 541-73. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12700. ---. The middle classes and the borough franchise. London: Longman, Green, Reader and Dyer, 1866. 86p.

12701. Collier, Joshua. Common sense, under a government "pro tempore" addressed to a body of gentlemen, deputed from certain large districts for national purposes ..., by an Octogenerian. Dublin: Printed by J. Browne, 1839? 28p.

12702. ---. Common sense, under a government "pro tempore" addressed to a body of gentlemen, deputed from certain large districts for national purposes ... 2nd ed. [S.l.]: Printed by B. D. Cousins, 1839. 8p.

12703. ---. Votes for manhood, or, Common sense, by an Octogenerian. 3rd ed. London: Printed by B. D. Cousins, 1839. 8, 4p.

12704. Compton, Spencer Joshua Alwyne, 2nd Marquess of Northampton. Observations on the motion of Sir Robert Heron, M.P. in the late Parliament, respecting the vacating of seats in Parliament on the acceptance of office. London: Henry Lindsell, 1835. 36p.

12705. Conington, Henry. Election law and election lawlessness. London: Robert Hardwicke, 1857. 57p.

12706. Conservative. The ballot and the constituency. London: Longman, Orme, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1838. 15p.

12707. ---. Parliamentary reform. London: Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday, 1855. 80p.

12708. Conservative Reformer. Constitutional reform or revolution; the new ministry versus the dismissed. Being some observations on the letter of E. L. Bulwer ... on "The present crisis". London: [s.n.], 1834. 31p.

12709. Cossham, Handel. Parliamentary reform. A lecture ... delivered at the Tailors' Hall, Broad Street, Bristol, on Wednesday evening, May 15th, 1861. Bristol: Bristol Reform Union, 1861. 12p.

12710. Cox, Edward W. Representative reform. A proposal for a constitutional reform bill: a letter to the Right Hon. The Earl of Derby, &c. London: Law Times Office, 1866. 31p.

12711. ---. Representative reform. Proposal for a constitutional reform bill: a letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby, &c. 3rd ed. London: Law Times Office, 1867. 32p.

12712. Cracroft, Bernard. "The analysis of the House of Commons or indirect representation." In Essays on reform: 155-90. London: Macmillan, 1867.

12713. ---. "Reform and the state of parties." British Quarterly Review 46 (July-Oct. 1867): 180-213. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12714. ---. "Reform and the state of the parties." In his Essays, political and miscellaneous. Vol. 1: 132-81.

London: Trübner, 1868.

12715. ---. "Reform and the state of the question in January, 1867." In his Essays, political and miscellaneous. Vol. 1: 79-94. London: Trübner, 1868.

12716. ---. "The Reform Bill." British Quarterly Review 44 (July-Oct. 1866): 182-230. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12717. Croker, J. W. "The Reform Bill." Quarterly Review 94 (Dec. 1853- March 1854): 558-605. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12718. Cruttwell, Richard. Reform, without revolution! in a strict union between the mercantile, trading, manufacturing, monied, agricultural, and labouring classes; on the principle of a really sound and wholesome standard capable of always adjusting itself to the wants of the people, in regard both to price and taxation: at once rescinding the corn-laws, but at the same time giving a full equivalent for steady lowness of price, by a reduction of all existing burtherns - whether fifty or seventy-five per cent. By One of No Party. London: Sherwood, Gilbert & Piper, 1839. viii, 274p.

12719. Dallas, E. S. "The Reform Bill and the Tory party." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 88 (July-Dec. 1860): 123-34. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12720. The danger of democratic re-action, and suggestions for placing the franchise in a sound & defensible state while still possible. Liverpool: Printed by D. Marples, 1864. 11p.

12721. Deacon, Edward E. A letter to the Right Honourable Sir James R. Graham, Bart, M.P. on the bill now pending before the House of Commons for the more effectual registration of voters in the election of Members of Parliament. London: S. Sweet, 1837. 37p.

12722. Defeated Candidate. Electoral abuses considered, and a novel remedy suggested. London: Robert Hardwicke, 1860. 32p.

12723. Denison, Stephen Charles. Is the ballot a mistake? London: J. Ridgway, 1838. iv, 116p.

12724. ---. Is the ballot a mistake? 2nd ed., corr. throughout with remarks on the late debate, and an authentic account of an election at New-York. 2nd ed. London: J. Ridgway, 1838. iv, 139p.

12725. Devonshire Man. Rough sketch of a new reform bill ... Compiled in January, 1860. Exeter: William Pollard, 1866. 15p.

12726. Dicey, A. V. "The balance of classes." In Essays on reform: 67-84. London: Macmillan, 1867. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 5.]

12727. Digby, G. W. The crow's flight: a letter to Her Majesty's Attorney-General, on the legal mode of admeasurement of the seven miles mentioned in the Reform Act. London: Longman, Orme, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1839. 44p.

12728. Disraeli, Benjamin. Parliamentary reform: a series of speeches on that subject delivered in the House of Commons by the Right Hon. B. Disraeli (1848-1866); edited by Montagu Corry. London: Longmans, Green, 1867. xi, 478p.

12729. Dobell, Sydney. Of parliamentary reform; a letter to a politician. London: Chapman and Hall, 1865. 44p.

12730. ---. "Pamphlet on reform." In his Thoughts on art, philosophy and religion: selected from the unpublished papers of Sydney Dobell, with introductory note by John Nichol: 197-232. London: Smith, Elder, 1876. 12731. Dolby, Thomas. The A.B.C. of reform, in church and state; shewing that a complete reformation is not only sanctioned but expressly demanded by the voice of Scripture, the ancient institutions of England, human experience, and moral justice. London: Molineux, 1835. 32p.

12732. Doubleday, Thomas. A letter to the radical reformers of Newcastle upon Tyne on the late election and its attendant circumstances. [S.l.: s.n.], 1835. 10p.

12733. Eardley-Wilmot, John E. Is bribery without a remedy? A letter to the Right Honorable Lord John Russell, M.P. ... on bribery and treating at elections. London: James Ridgway, 1853. 48p.

12734. ---. Parliamentary reform. A letter to Richard Freedom, Esq., on the re-distribution, extension, and purification of the elective franchise. By a revising barrister. London: James Ridgway, 1853. 70p. [A second edition in 1854.]

12735. ---. Parliamentary reform. A second letter to Richard Freedom, Esq., on the re-distribution, extension, and purification of the elective franchise. London: Longman, Brown, 1858. 75p.

12736. ---. The Reform Bill of 1862. A third letter to Richard Freedom, Esq., on the extension and redistribution of the elective franchise. London: James Ridgway, 1858. 57p.

12737. ---. A safe and constitutional plan of parliamentary reform in two letters to a member of the Conservative Party. London: W. Ridgway, 1865. 32p.

12738. East London Parliamentary Reform Association. Ought working-men to be fined for claiming the franchise? An appeal on behalf of compound householders. Addressed to the political reformers of the United Kingdom. London: Job Caudwell, 1863. 36p.

12739. "The elective franchise, and the mode of its extension to the working class." Law Magazine and Law Review 10 (Nov. 1860-Feb. 1861): 302-20.

12740. Elector. Defects in election committees and in the courts of revising barristers, with a plan for improving them. Addressed to the members of the House of Commons. London: Saunders & Ottley, 1838. 32p.

12741. ---. A letter to the Rt. Hon. the Earl Russell, on an extension of the franchise to the intellectual and industrious classes, in a constitutional and practical manner. London: Printed and published by Alfred Gadsby, 1866. 8p.

12742. Elliot, John Lettsom. A few words on the 'Reform Bill'. London: John Hearne, 1860. 12p.

12743. Elsley, C. H. Reform, universal suffrage, ballot. London: James Ridgway, 1860. 27p.

12744. Elwin, Whitwell. "Reform." Quarterly Review 105 (Jan.-April 1859): 255-74. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12745. The end in view. Shewing the necessity & advantage of a complete reform of our finanacial and representative system. London: Effingham Wilson, 1846. 16p. [An extract is reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 4.]

12746. Ensor, George. Before and after the Reform Bill. (Fourth letter). London: Effingham Wilson, 1842. 99, [1]p.

12747. Evans, Richard. The ratepaying clauses of the new Reform Bill, an address delivered to the Birmingham Working Men's Liberal Conservative Association, November 14, 1867 ... Reprinted from the Birmingham 'Daily Gazette'. Birmingham: W. Willey, 1867. 14p.

12748. Evans, William. "Trem ar wleidyddiaeth 1868." Traethodydd 24 (1869): 126-32. [On the 1867 Reform Act.]

12749. Ewart, William. The reform of the Reform Bill, and its anticipated results. A letter to a Cabinet minister. London: Saunders and Otley, 1837. 32p.

12750. Ewing, Thomas J. The distribution of parliamentary borough constituencies compared with the actual distribution of towns, respectively in Northern, Midland, and Southern England. London: William Ridgway, 1867. 75p.

12751. Exile. Thoughts on reform, in a letter to Her Majesty the Queen. London: H. Hooper, 1840. 48p.

12752. Ex-M.P. "The extension of the franchise." Contemporary Review 3 (Sept.-Dec. 1866): 435-52.

12753. Farrand, Banks. Parliamentary reform. Comprehensive reform of the Commons House of Parliament, the true policy of Conservatism and the hope of the nation. [A series of letters lately published in the "Staffordshire Sentinell"]. London: Published by Houlston & Wright, 1867. 32p.

12754. Farren, George. King, Lords, and Commons, remarks. London: Printed for the author, 1837. 10p.

12755. Faulkner, Arthur Brooke. Sir Arthur Brooke Faulkner, to the radical reformers of Great Britain. Cheltenham: Harper, printers, 1838. 8p.

12756. A few facts and fallacies about parliamentary reform. London: William Benning, 1859. 16p.

12757. The final reform bill of Earl Russell K.G. London: W. H. Collingridge, 1866. 8p.

12758. Finsbury Tract Society. The question "What is a Chartist?" answered. London: Johnston, printer, 1840. 4p. [Also published in Manchester, Birmingham and Bath; an extract is reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 4.]

12759. ---. "The question "What is a Chartist?" answered." In Chartist and anti-Chartist pamphlets: 4p. Chartism: working-class politics in the Industrial Revolution. New York; London: Garland Publishing, 1986.

12760. Fox, W. J. "Representative reform." Westminster Review 57 (Jan.-April 1852): 1-41.

12761. ---. "Representative reform." In Memorial edition of collected works of W. J. Fox. Vol. 6. Miscellaneous essays, political, literary, critical and biographical: 115-52. London: C. Fox and Trübner, 1867.

12762. Freeman, Edward A. Parliamentary reform. A letter to a member of the late Reform Conference. Cardiff: Printed by Duncan and Ward, "Cardiff Times" Office, 1859. 16p.

12763. A full and interesting account of the meetings held in Hyde Park in favour of parliamentary reform, in the last week of July, with the most copious details, several being never before published, of the enthusiasm of the unenfranchised masses, the brutality of the police and the tyranny of the magistrates. London: Butland, 1866. 16p.

12764. Gale, Frederick. The history of the English Revolution of 1867, by Lord Macaulay's New Zealander; edited by Wykehamicus Friedrich. London: P. S. King, 1867? 31p. [The publication date is given as A.D. 3867.]

12765. Gibbs, Edward J. Parliamentary reform, considered as a question of principle and not of party. London: William Ridgway, 1866. 51p.

12766. ---. Parliamentary reform. 3rd ed. London: William Ridgway, 1867. 23p.

12767. Gladstone, W. E. Speeches on parliamentary reform in 1866. London: John Murray, 1866. iv, 336p.

12768. Gleig, G. R. "The progress of the question." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 102 (July-Dec. 1867): 109- 24. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12769. ---. "The Reform Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 99 (Jan.-June 1866): 650-72. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12770. ---. "The Reform Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 101 (Jan.-June 1867): 633-48. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12771. ---. "Who are the reformers, and what do they want?" Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 101 (Jan.-June 1867): 115-32. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12772. Goschen, George J. "The new electors: or, probable effects of the Reform Bill in the strength of parties." Saint Pauls 1 (Oct. 1867-March 1868): 148-62. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12773. Greg, W. R. "The expected reform bill." Edinburgh Review 95 (Jan.-April 1852): 213-80. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12774. ---. "The expected reform bill." In his Essays on political and social science, contributed chiefly to the Edinburgh Review. Vol. 2: 422-517. London: Longman, 1853.

12775. ---. "The Reform Bill: its real bearing and ultimate results." National Review 10 (Jan.-April 1860): 421-46. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12776. ---. "Representative reform." Edinburgh Review 96 (July-Oct. 1852): 452-508. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12777. ---. "Representative reform." In his Essays on political and social science, contributed chiefly to the Edinburgh Review. Vol. 2: 518-94. London: Longman, 1853.

12778. ---. "Representative reform." Edinburgh Review 106 (July-Oct. 1857): 254-86. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12779. Grey, Henry, 3rd Earl Grey. Parliamentary government considered with reference to a reform of Parliament. An essay. London: Richard Bentley, 1858. xii, 219p.

12780. ---. Parliamentary government considered with reference to reform, containing suggestions for the improvement of our representative system, and an examination of the reform bills of 1859 and 1861. New ed. London: J. Murray, 1864. xxiii, 360p.

12781. Hare, Thomas. "An electoral reform." Fortnightly Review 2 (1865): 439-42.

12782. ---. "The keystone of parliamentary reform." Fortnightly Review 3 (1865-66): 559-65.

12783. ---. The machinery of representation. 2nd ed. London: W. Maxwell, 1857. 55p.

12784. Harrison, Frederic. "Our Venetian constitution." Fortnightly Review 7 (Jan.-June 1867): 260-83. [Reprinted as no. 12785.]

12785. ---. "Parliament before reform, 1867." In his Order and progress: 127-61. London: Longmans, Green, 1875. [Reprinted, in 1975, by Harvester of Hassocks, with an introduction and notes by Martha S. Vogeler.]

12786. Hayward, Abraham. "Parliamentary reform and the government." Fraser's Magazine 73 (Jan.-June 1866): 683-704. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.] 12787. ---. "The Reform Bill and the government." Fraser's Magazine 73 (Jan-June 1866): 477-95. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12788. Helps, T. William. Parliamentary representation. London: Henry Hooper, 1837. 54p.

12789. Hill, Frederic. Parliamentary reform. How the representation may be amended safely, gradually, and efficiently. Reprinted, with additions, from "The Globe". London: Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts & Green, 1858. 10p.

12790. ---. Parliamentary reform. How the representation may be amended safely, gradually, and efficiently. London: Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts & Green, 1865. 22p.

12791. Hobart, Vere Henry, Baron Hobart. "Parliamentary reform." Macmillan's Magazine 13 (Nov. 1865-April 1866): 259-72.

12792. ---. "Parliamentary reform." In his Political essays: 1-35. London: Macmillan, 1866.

12793. ---. "Parliamentary reform." In his Essays and miscellaneous writings, edited by Lady Mary Hobart. Vol. 2: 1-35. London: Macmillan, 1885.

12794. Hodgson, Shadworth H. Principles of reform in the suffrage. London: Longmans, Green, 1866. 122p.

12795. Homo. Hints for the Reform Bill, in a letter addressed to the Right Honourable Viscount Palmerston, K.C., &c. &c. &c., First Lord of the Treasury. London: William Maxwell, 1857. 8p.

12796. James, James Henry. Government as it is: a plea for parliamentary reform. By Aliquis. London: Stanford; & Laytons, 1858. 19, [1]p. [Verse.]

12797. ---. Progress of parliamentary reform under Whig auspices. London: Robert Hardwicke, 1862. vi, 10p. [Verse.]

12798. James, W. A. Defects in the existing law for the registration of voters, and the result and cost of its practical working: its amendment an important element of parliamentary reform. London: Henry Adams, 1858. 63p.

12799. Jones, Ernest. Democracy vindicated. A lecture delivered to the Edinburgh Working Men's Institute on the 4th January 1867, in reply to Professor Blackie's lecture on democracy, delivered on the previous evening. London: W. Ridgway, 1867. 23p. [Also published in Edinburgh by A. Elliot; reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 5.]

12800. Jones, James Rhys. "Diwygiad seneddol a chyllidol." Traethodydd 6 (1850): 255-60. ["Parliamentary and financial reform".]

12801. J.O.Y. Proposed reform in the income tax, and extension of the franchise to the payers of the same. London: Effingham Wilson, 1862. 16p.

12802. Joyce, W. Proposals for an intellectual franchise; or, the rights of intellectuality to representation in the House and representation out of the House of Commons, in contradistinction to, and exclusive of the rights of franchise and representation, as conferred by the present system of property qualification: with a plan by which the proposed intellectual enfranchisement may be effected. London: Published by Effingham Wilson, 1836. 35p.

12803. Kinnear, J. Boyd. "Practical considerations on the representation of minorities." Fortnightly Review 4 (1866): 49-64.

12804. ---. Principles of reform: political and legal. London: Smith, Elder, 1865. x, 376p. 12805. Knowles, Francis Charles. A letter to the coerced electors of the United Kingdom. London: J. Ridgway, 1837. 12p.

12806. ---. The supplement to the Reform Act of 1832, being a proposal for the extension of the representation without lowering the qualification for the elective franchise, in a letter to the electors of the United Kingdom. London: William Ridgway, 1864. 24p.

12807. Lancaster, H. H. "Reform and political parties." North British Review 44 (March-June 1866): 213-47. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12808. Landed Proprietor. How to do without customs and excise by basing the parliamentary representation of all classes and interests, home and colonial, on contributions from all parts of the Empire. London: Smith, Elder, 1853. 22p. [Possibly written by Colonel H. Clinton.]

12809. Le Fanu, J. S. "The Reform Bill of 1866." Dublin University Magazine 67 (Jan.-June 1866): 597-600. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12810. Lennox, Charles, 3rd Duke of Richmond and Lennox. The right of the people to universal suffrage clearly demonstrated. By the late Duke of Richmond. With prefatory remarks by Henry Brookes, Esq. ... To which is added, the Suffrage nationalised, and duration of Parliaments. By A Barrister. 4th ed. London: Effingham Wilson, 1859. 32p. [A Barrister = Thomas Banister.]

12811. Leverson, Montague Richard. The reformers' Reform bill: being a proposed new and complete code of electoral law for the United Kingdom. London: Trübner, 1866. 36p.

12812. Lewin, Thomas. On the duties of voters, and on the vote by ballot. 2nd ed. London: E. Wilson, 1837. 16p.

12813. Lewis, G. C. "History and prospects of parliamentary reform." Edinburgh Review 109 (Jan.-April 1859): 264-92. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12814. ---. "Legislation for the working classes." Edinburgh Review 83 (Jan.-April 1846): 64-99. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12815. Lewis, J. H. A real reform bill such as the people want: with notes. London: Printed for J. H. Lewis, 1837. 8p.

12816. Liberal Conservative. A view of reform. ... With some suggestions for a reform bill. London: Dorrell, 1866. 16p.

12817. Louis, Alfred H. The ministry, reform, and the constitution: an address to the Members of the Legislature. London: Spottiswoode, 1867. 35p.

12818. Lovett, William. Justice safer than expediency, an appeal to the middle classes on the question of the suffrage. London: C. H. Elt, J. Cleave, 1848. 8p.

12819. ---. The people's charter and national petition. Published by the Kilmarnock Working Men's Association. Kilmarnock: Printed by J. Quigley, 1839. 24p.

12820. Lowe, Robert, 1st Viscount Sherbrooke. "Reform essays." Quarterly Review 123 (July-Oct. 1867): 244-77. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12821. ---. Speeches and letters on reform; with a preface. London: R. J. Bush, 1867. 212p. [Extracts reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

12822. Ludlow, J. M. "Mr Hare's scheme of parliamentary representation." Contemporary Review 9 (Sept-Dec. 1868): 80-97.

12823. Mackay, Alexander. Electoral districts, or, The apportionment of the representation of the country on the basis of its population, being an inquiry into the working of the Reform Bill and into the merits of the representative scheme by which it is proposed to supersede it. London: Charles Gilpin, 1848. 40p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 4.]

12824. Mackechnie, A. Strive and thrive; or, A. McKechnie's new reform bill. Bingley: [s.n.], 1862. 20p.

12825. Manning, James. Thoughts upon subjects connected with parliamentary reform. London: Trübner, 1866. 20p.

12826. Mansfield, Horatio. "Political register: administrative v. parliamentary reform." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s., 22 (1855): 373-74. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12827. Marmion, Anthony. A letter addressed to the people of Great Britain and Ireland on parliamentary reform, past, present, and to come. Dublin: M'Glashan and Gill, 1859. 30p.

12828. Marshall, James Garth. Parliamentary reform. Address to the working men of Leeds. London: James Ridgway, 1861. 8p.

12829. ---. The people still in want of good government. A letter from J. G. Marshall, to the Earl Fitzwilliam. Leeds: Hobson and Smiles, Times Office, 1841. 8p.

12830. ---. Minorities and majorities: their relative rights; a letter to the Lord John Russell, M.P. on parliamentary reform. London: James Ridgway, 1853. 36p.

12831. ---. Minorities and majorities: their relative rights; a letter to the Lord John Russell on parliamentary reform. 2nd ed. London: J. Ridgway, 1853. 36p.

12832. Martin, Charles Wykeham. Thoughts on the Reform Bill: its causes and consequences. London: J. Hatchard, 1837. 47p.

12833. Martin, William. The Martinian new mode of sending ingenious and wise men up to Parliament without voters. Newcastle: Pattison and Ross, 1841. 4p.

12834. ---. The philosopher's address to the British Queen and government on the meeting of the new Parliament, for the good of the people. With remarks on Sir Robert Peel's speech at Tamworth. Newcastle: Pattison and Ross, 1841. 4p.

12835. ---. The second edition of a tract on parliamentary reform with the method of supporting the poor members: the man by himself, neither Whig nor Tory, but a friend to all mankind and the Christian church. Newcastle: Pattison and Ross, 1838. 8p.

12836. Marvell Redivivus. A letter to the Earl of Durham on reform in Parliament, by paying the elected. London: Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 1839. 46p.

12837. Maurice, F. D. "The suffrage, considered in reference to the working class, and to the professional class." Macmillan's Magazine 2 (May-Oct. 1860): 89-97.

12838. Maxwell, John. True reform, or character a qualification for the franchise. London: Thomas Constable; Hamilton, Adams, and Co, 1860. 50p.

12839. May, Thomas Erskine, Baron Farnborough. Remarks and suggestions with a view to facilitate the dispatch of public business in Parliament. 2nd ed. London: James Ridgway, 1849. 36p. 12840. M.C.C. What are you going to do with the Reform Bill? A letter to the Conservatives of England. London: James Ridgway, 1860. 20p.

12841. Meekins, Thomas C. Mossom. Parliamentary reform. Should the colonies be represented. London: Butterworths, 1859. 24p.

12842. Member of Parliament. Failure of the Reform Bill of 1860; shewing the cause of its rejection and the probable results, with a concise review of preceding reform bills from 1830 to 1860. London: J. Ridgway, 1862. 29p.

12843. Member of the Three Last Parliaments. A letter to Lord John Russell on registration and on the trial of controverted elections. London: J. Ridgway, 1838. 50p.

12844. Mentor. A treatise on political reform, or vote by lot the only way to obtain a pure election. Oxford: Printed by W. Baxter, for the Author, 1837. 16p.

12845. Metropolitan Parliamentary Reform Association. Address. London: Printed by T. Brettell, 1842. 8p.

12846. Miall, Edward. The franchise; considered as a means of a people's training. London: Published at 4, Horse-Shoe-Court, 1851. 24p.

12847. Mill, John Stuart. Thoughts on parliamentary reform. London: John W. Parker, 1859. 50, [2]p. [An extract is reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 4.]

12848. ---. Thoughts on parliamentary reform. 2nd ed. London: John W. Parker, 1859. 58p.

12849. Moncrieff, James. "Extension of the franchise." Edinburgh Review 123 (Jan.-April 1866): 263-96. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12850. ---. "Secret voting and parliamentary reform." Edinburgh Review 112 (July-Oct. 1860): 266-93. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12851. Mosse, R. B. Outlines of a parliamentary reform bill. London: Printed by Metchin & Son, 1867. 15p.

12852. Mounteney, Barclay. Letter to Lord Brougham on the elective franchise. London: J. Smith, 1839. 15p.

12853. National Complete Suffrage Union. The Council of the National Complete Suffrage Union to political reformers of all shades of opinion. Birmingham: E. Trueman, 1842. 4p.

12854. ---. The suffrage: an appeal to the middle classes. Birmingham: Printed by B. Hudson, 1842. 14p.

12855. National Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association. Proceedings at the fourth monthly soiree of the National Reform Association, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-Street, Monday, May 26, 1851, containing a lecture by Mr. C. J. Bunting, the "Norwich Operator" on the prevalent objections to the enfranchisement of the working classes: together with the speeches of Sir Joshua Walmesley, M.P., President, and Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P. National Reform Tracts, 21-24. London: National Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association, 1851. 32p.

12856. The new Reform Bill. An abstract of the leading clauses of the measure, introduced into the House of Commons by the Rt. Hon. Lord J. Russell, M.P. on Monday, February 9th, 1852. With prefatory notes. London: James Ridgway, 1852. 28p.

12857. Newman, F. W. The Permissive Bill more urgent than any extension of the franchise: an address at Ramsgate, February 17th, 1865. London: Abel Heywood; F. Pitman, 1865. 12p. [Argues that restrictions on the liquor trade are more important than parliamentary reform.] 12858. ---. "Reform of Parliament." Westminster Review 71 (1859): 1-26. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12859. Non-elector. Extension of the franchise. A letter addressed to the Right Hon. Earl Russell. London: F. Pitman, 1866. 12p.

12860. Norwich Operative. A voice from the millions! Reasons for appealing to the middle classes on behalf of their unenfranchised brethern. London; Norwich: Houlston & Stoneman; Jarrold & Sons, Josiah Fletcher, 1847. 20p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 4.]

12861. ---. A word to the masses on their right to the franchise and the means of attaining it. London: Jarrold, 1848. 16p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 4.]

12862. Objections to the ballot, answered from the writings and speeches of Mill, Grote, &c. London: Henry Hooper, 1837. 20p.

12863. Octogenerian. Some thoughts of an Octogenerian upon public matters. London: Hookham, 1860. 20p.

12864. Old Whig. Americanisation: letter to John Stuart Mill, Esq., M.P. London: Robert John Bush, 1866. 15p. [Against Mill's views on reform.]

12865. One of the People. The right and expediency of universal suffrage. A few words in advocacy of the People's Charter. London: J. Watson, 1838. 8p.

12866. One Who Loves Old England. Reform in Parliament; or, balance of political power; or, English constitution and English iron-man contrasted. Huddersfield: Printed by H. Roebuck, 1867. 28p.

12867. Our constitution and the elective franchise. London: P. S. King, 1866. 128p.

12868. "Parliament and reform." Westminster Review 83 (Jan.-April 1865): 503-33.

12869. "Parliamentary reform." Irish Quarterly Review 8 (April 1858-Jan. 1859): 247-300.

12870. "Parliamentary reform from within." Fraser's Magazine 49 (Jan.-June 1854): 149-56.

12871. Parliamentary reform. The educational franchise. London: T. Hatchard, 1853. 15p. [Reprinted in 1855 and reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 4.]

12872. "Parliamentary reform: true mode of proceeding." Fraser's Magazine 72 (July-Dec. 1865): 135-59.

12873. Parliamentary reform. What and where. By the Author of "What will the Lords do?". London: James Ridgway, 1858. 47p.

12874. Parliamentary Agent. The abuses of election committees, and their reform, in a letter to a Member of Parliament. London: J. Ridgway, 1837. 36p.

12875. The people, or the peerage? Addressed to the electors of Great Britian. With an introductory letter to E. Lytton Bulwer, Esq. London: E. Churton, 1835. vi, 25p.

12876. The People's charter: being the outline of an act to provide for the just representation of the people of Great Britain in the Commons House of Parliament: embracing the principles of universal suffrage, no property qualifications, annual Parliaments, equal representation, payment of members, and vote by ballot; prepared by a Committee of twelve persons, six members of Parliament and six members of the London Working Men's Association, and addressed to the people of the United Kingdom. 3rd ed. London: Published for the Working Men's Association, by H. Hetherington, 1838. 36p. [A revised edition; earlier editions published in the same year.] 12877. The people's charter: with the address to the radical reformers of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and a brief sketch of its origin. London: C. H. Elt; C. Fox, 1848. 28p.

12878. Phillimore, Robert Joseph. The Constitution as it is, or democracy? London: W. H. Dalton, 1837. 24p.

12879. Phillipps, Henry Cranmer March. Parliamentary reform. Letters by Vigil. Republished from the "Torquay Directory". London; Torquay: Simpkin, Marshall; Cockrem, 1866. 51p.

12880. Pochin, Henry Davis. A plan of parliamentary reform. London: Whitfield, Green, 1866. 24p.

12881. Political catechism; a treatise, in four parts, on organic reform. Part I. Administrative reform. II. Parliamentary reform. London: Printed by T. Richards, 1858. 33p.

12882. Political perils in 1859. London: Harrison, 1859. 39p.

12883. Political Euclid. The reform problem; its true solution. London: [s.n.], 1866. 32p.

12884. Precursor Association. Five reports of the committee of the Precursor Association: to whom it was referred, to enquire and report upon the relative state and nature of the parliamentary franchises in the United Kingdom, and to suggest the best modes for their identification and improvement: with an appendix. With a dedication to the Irish people by Daniel O'Connell; edited by Edward Bullen. Dublin: Printed and published by R. Grace, 1839. vii, 56p.

12885. Price, Humphrey. "Letter to Joseph Hume, Esq, M.P., on the extension of the franchise." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine 7 (1836): 668-73.

12886. ---. Reasons in support of an extension of the elective franchise to the working classes: submitted to the serious consideration of the King and his subjects, in a letter from the Reverend H. Price to Joseph Hume, Esq. London: Wakelin, 1836. 16p. [A reprint of no. 12885; 4 editions published in the same year.]

12887. "The projected parliamentary reform." Eclectic Review 5th ser., 3 (1852): 220-38.

12888. The proposed new reform bill, with a preface. "The Bill, the whole Bill, and nothing but the Bill". London: Butterworths, 1859. 14p.

12889. Prospects of reform: a letter to Sir Joshua Walmesley, M.P. London: Kent, 1849. 23p.

12890. Pulling, Alexander. Our parliamentary elections. Can no laws protect the honest voter from the dishonest? London: R. Hardwicke, 1866. 19p.

12891. Queries on the franchise. An examination of 'The Seven Reasons', and of the argument adduced in a recent lecture, that the franchise is a constitutional right. Norwich: Fletcher, 1866. 59p.

12892. The radical reformers of England, Scotland, & Wales to the Irish people. London: Cleave, 1841. 8p.

12893. Raikes, Henry Cecil. "The new law of elections." National Review 2 (Sept. 1883-Feb. 1884): 189-204.

12894. "The Reform Bill and the working classes." Dublin University Magazine 55 (Jan.-June 1860): 597-616.

12895. The reform demonstration in Aberdeen description of the procession, and report of speeches at the great mass meeting on the Links, on Saturday, August 16 1884. Aberdeen: [s.n.], 1844. 31p. [Reprinted from Daily Free Press.]

12896. Reform. Fingerposts and beacons. London: James Ridgway, 1859. 24p.

12897. Reform. Look before you leap. London: James Ridgway, 1859. 48p.

12898. Reform meetings. The real facts. London: Printed by Harrison, 1866. 47p.

12899. Reformer. A view of parliamentary reform. Wallingford: W. Payne, 1867. 22p.

12900. Reid, Hugo. What should be done for the people? An appeal to the electors of the United Kingdom. London; Nottingham: Simpkin, Marshall, 1848. 50p. [An extract is reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 5.]

12901. Report of the proceedings of the Yorkshire Reform Conference, held in the Town Hall, Leeds, November 18th and 19th, 1861. Geo. Wilson, Esq, & Thos. Barnes, Esq., M.P., in the chair. (Reprinted, with corrections and additions, from the "Leeds Mercury"). Leeds: Printed by Edward Baines and Sons, 1862. 56p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 5.]

12902. Revising Barrister. Parliamentary reform: a letter to Richard Freedom, Esq. on the re-distribution, extension, and purification of the elective franchise. London: James Ridgway, 1853. 70p.

12903. Reynolds, Henry Revell. A letter to the Right Honourable Sir James Graham ... upon some few points regarding the registration of parliamentary voters. London: V. & R. Stevens and G. S. Norton, 1842. 24p.

12904. Rich, Henry. Parliamentary reform. What and where. 2nd ed. London: James Ridgway, 1858. 47p. [1st ed. published in the same year.]

12905. Roebuck, J. A. The Birmingham Political Union and the House of Lords. By Roberts Hammersley. More justices justice. By J. A. Roebuck. Stopping supplies. By H. S. Chapman. Lord Glenelg and the new Australian colony. By H. S. Chapman. London: C. Ely, 1835. 16p. [Reprinted in Roebuck's Pamphlets for the people, vol. 2. London: C. Ely, 1836.]

12906. ---. On the means of conveying information to the people: with an appendix containing observations respecting the conduct of certain members of the House of Commons on Mr. Grote's motion, of the second of June last, in favour of the ballot. 2nd ed. London: John Longley, 1835. 20p. [1st ed. published in the same year.]

12907. Rogers, J. E. Thorold. "Bribery." In Questions for a reformed Parliament: 259-76. London: Macmillan, 1867.

12908. Rowe, W. H. The ballot: its utililty and efficacy proved; and all the arguments against it, of the Lord Chancellor and its other opponents. London: Miller and Chapple, 1833. 15p.

12909. Sankey, W. S. Villiers. The rights of the operatives asserted. Edinburgh: Printed by J. Hogg, 1838. 27p.

12910. Scott, John. The new magna charta of the nation; or, the political and parliamentary reform which we now need, which we now must have recognized - established - in order to secure perfect human freedom - the enjoyment of all human rights - the prosperous progress of the nation. Addressed to every class and creed in society. London: Published for the author, 1865? 11p.

12911. Scottish County Magistrate. Scottish parliamentary reform. A letter to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell First Lord of the Treasury, &c., on the forthcoming Reform-Bill. Dundee; London: James Chalmers; Longman, 1851. 8p.

12912. Scrope, George Poulett. No vote no rate; or household suffrage made at once safe and popular. A proposal made to Parliament in 1850, and renewed in 1867. London: William Ridgway, 1867. 14p.

12913. Seager, Charles. The suffrage as a moral right: what are its grounds? In the form of a letter to the Editor of the Times. London: Whitaker, 1867. 12p. 12914. Sharman, William. Reform or revolution. Songs for the March. Dedicated by permission to Ernest Jones, Confessor for freedom in 1848. London: Published by F. Farrah, 1867. 16p.

12915. Slade, Frederick William. A letter to Lord John Russell, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department, upon the defects in the English Reform Act: with suggestions for its practical amendment. London: Saunders and Benning, 1837. 23, [1]p.

12916. Sleigh, William Campbell. Parliamentary and financial reform. An address on parliamentary and financial reform delivered at the request of the Council of the National and Parliamentary Reform Association ... at Brentford,on Friday evening, November 23,1849; from the shorthand notes of Mr. W. Farmer. London: Printed and published by R. D. Cousins, 1849. 32p.

12917. Smith, Archibald. What is the best form of cumulative voting? Considered in a letter to Thomas Hughes, Esq., M.P. 3rd ed. London: Spottiswoode, 1867. 8p.

12918. Smith, Sydney. Ballot. 8th ed. London: Longman, Orme, Brown, Green & Longmans, 1839. 48p. [At least 8 editions published in 1839; reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 4.]

12919. ---. Ballot. London: [s.n.], 1871. 30p.

12920. Smythe, Henry Ralph. Parliamentary reform considered, under the views suggested by evidence given before the election committees of 1853. London: Piper, Stephenson, & Spence, 1854. iv, 132p.

12921. Spencer, Herbert. "Over legislation." Westminster Review 60 (July-Oct. 1853): 51-84.

12922. ---. "Over-legislation." In his Essays: scientific, political and speculative: 307-58. London: Williams & Norgate, 1858. [There are several reprints of Spencer's essays.]

12923. ---. "Parliamentary reform; the dangers, the safeguards." Westminster Review 73 (Oct. 1859-April 1860): 486-507. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12924. ---. "Parliamentary reform; the dangers, the safeguards." In his Essays: scientific, political and speculative. Second series: 228-55. London: Williams & Norgate, 1863. [There are several reprints of Spencer's essays.]

12925. Stanley, William Ford. Propositions for a new Reform Bill, to fairly represent the interests of the people. Explaining necessity of reform, and anticipated advantages. London: Simpkin, Marshall, 1867. 47p.

12926. Stapleton, Augustus G. Suggestions for a conservative and popular reform in the Commons House of Parliament. London: Hatchard, 1850. 49p.

12927. Stephen, Leslie. "On the choice of representatives by popular constituencies." In Essays on reform: 85-125. London: Macmillan, 1867.

12928. ---. "Reform." Macmillan's Magazine 15 (Nov. 1866-April 1867): 529-36. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12929. Stodart, John Riddle. Manhood suffrage combined with relative equality in representation. A contribution towards parliamentary reform. London: Edward Stanford, 1859. 11, [1]p.

12930. Stokes, W. Reform as it should be. To the working classes of Great Britain. Manchester: Wm. Stokes, 1850. 4p.

12931. A test for the ballot, drawn from the principles of democratic government. In a letter to a liberal member of Parliament. London: J. Ridgway, 1839. 28p. 12932. Thoughts on reform: addressed more especially to the working classes, and those who advocate or demand universal suffrage. London: Effingham Wilson, 1859. 15p.

12933. Thoughts on the ballot. London: J. Ridgway, 1837. 38p.

12934. Todd, William. Parliamentary reform. The franchise. Being a series of articles originally published in the Newcastle Weekly Chronicle. Newcastle: Printed at the "Chronicle" Office, 1865. 30p.

12935. Treglown, Thomas. Extend the franchise. Vote by ballot and a union with France. This work is most respectfully dedicated without permission to Napoleon, Eugene, Louis, Jean, Joseph the young Imperial Prince of France. None will be genuine unless the author's name, or his daughter's, Margretta Treglown, is written at the foot. All orders must be addressed to Thomas Treglown, Marazion. Manchester: Printed by Abel Heywood, 1866. 47, [1]p.

12936. Tremenheere, Hugh Seymour. The political experience of the ancients, in its bearing upon modern times. London: John Murray, 1852. x, 136p.

12937. ---. The franchise; a privilege and not a right. Proved by the political experience of the ancients. New ed. London: John Murray, 1865. x, 136p. [A new ed. of no. 12936.]

12938. Trevelyan, George Otto. "The ladies in Parliament: a fragment after the manner of an old Athenian comedy." In The ladies in Parliament, and other pieces. Republished with additions and annotations: 1- 32. Cambridge: Deighton, Bell, 1869. [Written after the rejection of the 1866 reform bill.]

12939. Tyne Chartist. The way to universal suffrage. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Printed at the Northern Liberator Office, by J. Bell, 1839. 34p.

12940. Universal Suffrage Central Committee for Scotland. The Chartist Circular; published under the superintendence of the Universal Suffrage Central Committee for Scotland; edited by William Thomson. New York: Augustus Kelley, 1968. 604p.

12941. Varden, Richard. Hints on the principles of self-government, and their application to parliamentary reform. London: E. Stanford, 1866. 30p.

12942. Verney, Harry. A letter from Sir Harry Verney Bart. M.P. for Bedford to one of his constituents on Mr. Hume's motion. London: James Ridgway, 1848. 11p.

12943. Wade, Edward. The ballot, essential to the attainment of freedom of election and the progress of real reform. 2nd ed. Cambridge: Sold by the Author, 1839. 18p.

12944. Walpole, Spencer Horatio. "Parliamentary reform, or the three bills and Mr. Bright's schedules." Quarterly Review 106 (July-Oct. 1859): 542-62. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12945. ---. "Reform schemes." Quarterly Review 107 (Jan.-April 1860): 220-26. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

12946. Ward, Robert. Thoughts on the reform question, and proposals for its solution. A letter addressed to the Right Honourable the Earl of Derby. Printed & published by February 1st, 1867. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: R. Ward, 1867. 36p.

12947. Ward, R. Plummer. Thoughts on purity of elections; by a Member of Parliament. London: J. Ollivier, 1842. 32p.

12948. Warner, Edward. The representation of the working classes. London: James Ridgway, 1860. 19p.

12949. Watson, H. C. The way to universal suffrage. By a Tyne Chartist. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: J. Bell, 1839. 34p.

12950. Whitaker, Charles. Remarks on Lord Derby's Reform Bill, and on parliamentary representation in general, with reference to the present crisis; addressed to Conservatives, and more particularly to Members of the Constitutional Association. London; Manchester & Warrington: Whittaker; Edwin Slater, 1867. 34p.

12951. White, William Hale. An argument for an extension of the franchise. A letter addressed to George Jacob Holyoake, Esq. London: F. Farrah, 1866. 19p.

12952. Whitehurst, E. C. The ballot. A reply to Sydney Smith and Lord John Russell. London: [s.n], 1853. 32p. [Reprinted in 1854.]

12953. "Why we want a reform bill?" Fraser's Magazine 74 (July-Dec. 1866): 545-63.

12954. Wight, William. A country parson's politics: or, franchise extension by, and not for, the working classes. A letter to John Bright, Esq., M.P. London: William Macintosh, 1866. 12p.

12955. Wilkins, John. What should the representation be? or, reform measures considered. London: James Ridgway, 1859. 25p.

12956. Williams, Joshua. A few words on reform addressed to John Handy-Workman by J. Brain-Workman. Reprinted from 'The Standard' of 3rd November,1866. London: H. Sweet, 1867. 8p.

12957. Williams, William. An address to the electors and non-electors of the United Kingdom on the defective state of the representative system, and the consequent unequal and oppressive taxation and prodigal expenditure of the public money. London: Effingham Wilson, 1849. 31p.

12958. Wilson, Edward. Principles of representation. Reprinted by permission from "The Fortnightly Review". London: Printed by Virtue, 1866. 20p.

12959. W. J. Suggestions on reform. Manhood suffrage consistent with the equal representation of all classes. London: Effingham Wilson, 1866. 7p.

12960. Working Men's Association. An address from the Working Men's Association to the people of England, in reply to the objections of the press. London: Cleave, 1838. 8p.

12961. ---. Address of the Working Men's Association to the radical reformers of Great Britain on the forthcoming elections. London: Cleave, 1837. 8p. [Written by William Lovett, the secretary.]

12962. ---. The rotten House of Commons, being an exposition of the present state of the franchise, and an appeal to the nation on the course to be pursued in the approaching crisis. Addressed to the Working Men of the United Kingdom. London: Published by J. Hetherington, 1836. 18p. [2nd ed., published in 1837.]

Parliamentary Reform 1868-1885

12963. Bromund, Ted. "Uniting the whole people: proportional representation in Great Britain, 1884-5, reconsidered." Historical Research 74 (2001): 77-94. [During the reform crisis of 1884-5.]

12964. Chadwick, Mary E. J. "The role of redistribution in the making of the Third Reform Act." Historical Journal 19 (1976): 665-83.

12965. Cole, Matt. "1885: democratic watershed for Britain?" Modern History Review 10, no. 3 (Feb. 1999): 5-8.

12966. Fair, John D. "Reform and redistribution in 1884." In his British interparty conferences: a study of the procedure of conciliation in British politics, 1867-1921: 35-55. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1980. 12967. Feuchtwanger, E. J. "The Conservative Party under the impact of the second Reform Act." Victorian Studies 2 (1958-59): 289-304.

12968. Hayes, William A. "The background and passage of the Third Reform Act." Ph.D., University of Toronto, 1972.

12969. ---. The background and passage of the Third Reform Act. New York: Garland, 1982. viii, 319p. [Revision of his doctoral thesis.]

12970. Jones, Andrew. The politics of reform 1884. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1972. xiv, 281p.

12971. Jones, Grace A. "The Third Reform Bill, 1884-85." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1970.

12972. Maehl, William Henry. "The northeastern miners' struggle for the franchise, 1872-74." International Review of Social History 20 (1975): 198-219.

12973. Parsons, Floyd D. "Ignis Fatuus vs Pons Asinorum: William Gladstone and proportional representation, 1867-1885." Parliamentary History 21 (2002): 374-85.

12974. Pinto-Duschinsky, Michael. "From fear of democracy to political expediency: Lord Salisbury and the Second and Third Reform Acts." Revue française de civilisation britannique 8, no. 3 (Novembre 1995): 65- 75.

12975. Pugh, Martin. "Parliamentary reforms in the 1880s: cause and consequence." Modern History Review 4, no. 1 (1992): 5-8.

12976. Reed, R. C. "The Reform Bills of 1884 and 1885." M.A., University of Wales (Bangor), 1949.

12977. Stephens, Hugh W., and David W. Brady. "The parliamentary parties and the electoral reforms of 1884-85 in Britain." Legislative Studies Quarterly 1 (1976): 491-510.

12978. Sweeney, Irene J. "Attitudes of the British Liberal Party towards franchise extension, 1867-1884." M.A., Victoria University of Wellington [NZ], 1978.

12979. Tyler, Colin. "T. H. Green, advanced liberalism and the reform question 1865-1876." History of European Ideas 29 (2003): 437-58.

12980. Woodall, Robert. "The Ballot Act of 1872." History Today 24 (1974): 464-71.

Parliamentary Reform 1868-1885: Contemporary Writings

12981. Anson, W. R. "The Franchise Bill." Law Quarterly Review 1 (1885): 24-36. [The Representation of the People Act, 1884.]

12982. Anthony, Charles. Country voter and town voter. London: National Press Agency, 1885. 19p.

12983. Ardent but candid friend of the Ministry. The Lords and the Commons; or, usurpation, obstruction, and a wasted session. Showing the urgent necessity of parliamentary reform, and utter unreality thereof without redistribution and a time clôture. With a complete system of parliamentary reform both external and internal, and concise historical résumé from the days of Locke. London: Wyman & Sons, 1884. 39p.

12984. Arnold, Arthur. "Parliamentary reform." Fortnightly Review 41 (1884): 175-89.

12985. ---. "Redistribution by different lights: seats and no seats." Fortnightly Review 43 (1885): 37-43.

12986. Bagehot, Walter. "The debate on the ballot." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 404-7. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 29 (24 June 1871): 744-45.]

12987. ---. "Mr. Forster's Ballot Bill." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John- Stevas. Vol. 6: 224-25. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 29 (25 Feb. 1871): 224-25.]

12988. Ball, John Thomas. Ballot considered in connexion with extension of the franchise. London; Dublin: Ridgway; Hodges, Figgis, 1872. 53p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

12989. Bernard, Henry F. Redistribution by proportional representation considered with special reference to 1. Population 2. Voting power. London: Wyman & Sons, 1884. 88p.

12990. Bland, John. A new method of voting in the House of Commons and other suggestions for the new Reform Bill. London: Joseph Causton, 1883. 17p.

12991. Bompas, H. M. "Lord Salisbury and redistribution." Contemporary Review 46 (July-Dec. 1884): 714-17.

12992. Brookes, Henry. The peers and the people, and the coming reform. With illustrative tables of the English boroughs and counties. 3rd ed. London: William Reeves, 1884. xxiii, 127p.

12993. Buxton, Sydney Charles, Earl Buxton. Electoral purity and economy. London: London & Counties Liberal Union, 1882. 23p. [On the abolition of electoral corruption.]

12994. Clayden, P. W. The proposed electoral divisions of England: a great blot on a great measure. London: National Press Agency, 1885. 22p. [On the Redistribution Bill.]

12995. Count, William. Electoral reform. London: G. Vickers, 1881. 20p.

12996. Country Parson. The situation July 29 1830 and 1884. London: Longmans, Green, 1884. 31p.

12997. Courtney, Leonard Henry, 1st Baron Courtney. "Redistribution by different lights: the Seats Bill." Fortnightly Review 43 (1885): 26-35.

12998. Curtis, G. B. "Some facts about redistribution." National Review 2 (Sept. 1883-Feb. 1884): 632-42.

12999. Dobbs, Archibald Edward. Representative reform for Ireland. London: Printed by Spottiswoode, 1879. [4], 68p.

13000. Droop, Henry Richmond. On methods of electing representatives. London: Macmillan, 1868. 32p.

13001. Eastwick, Edward Backhouse. The representation of India in the Imperial Parliament. [S.l.: s.n.], 1868. 32p. [A lecture, probably privately distributed.]

13002. "Election law." Pump Court 1 (1883-84): 90-91, 107, 134-35.

13003. Elliot, George W. Parliamentary franchise. [S.l.: s.n.], 1878. 8p.

13004. Ellis, Arthur. "The parliamentary representation of the metropolitan, agricultural, and manufacturing divisions of the United Kingdom, with suggestions for its redistribution." Journal of the Statistical Society of London 46 (1883): 59-100.

13005. Fawcett, Henry. "The next reform bill." Nineteenth Century 7 (Jan.-June 1880): 443-63.

13006. Fawcett, Millicent Garrett. "A short explanation of Mr. Hare's scheme of representation." Macmillan's Magazine 23 (Dec. 1870-April 1871): 481-87.

13007. Fife-Cookson, John Cookson. Are the Conservative Peers pursuing the best course with regard to the Franchise Bill? London: Kegan Paul, Trench, 1884. 9p.

13008. Fisher, Havelock. The assimilation of county & borough franchise. London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co., 1883. 18p. [2nd ed. published in the same year.]

13009. Force and the franchise: a tract for the times. London: William Whiteley, 1884. [1], 21p.

13010. Fowle, T. W. "County constituencies: a plan for reform." Fortnightly Review 34 (1880): 458-71.

13011. ---. "The Redistribution Bill." Macmillan's Magazine 51 (Nov. 1884-April 1885): 190-97. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

13012. ---. "Redistribution in England." Macmillan's Magazine 50 (May-Oct. 1884): 241-49. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; redistribution of seats.]

13013. Frisby, Alfred. "The next Reform Bill." Fortnightly Review 38 (1882): 241-54.

13014. Gibbs, Edward J. The county franchise and rural municipalities. London: W. Ridgway, 1876. 57p.

13015. Gladstone, W. E. "The county franchise and Mr Lowe thereon." Nineteenth Century 2 (July-Dec. 1877): 537-60.

13016. ---. "The county franchise and Mr. Lowe thereon." In his Gleanings of past years, 1875-8. Vol. 1: 131-70. London: John Murray, 1879.

13017. ---. "Last words on the county franchise." Nineteenth Century 3 (Jan.-June 1878): 196-208.

13018. ---. "Last words on the county franchise." In his Gleanings of past years, 1875-8. Vol. 1: 171-92. London: John Murray, 1879.

13019. Gleig, G. R. "The Ballot Bill." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 110 (July-Dec. 1871): 257-70. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

13020. ---. "The Bill as it is." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 102 (July-Dec. 1867): 245-56. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; Reform Bill.]

13021. Graduate of Oxford. Jones and myself on parliamentary reform. A dialogue. 2nd ed. London; Oxford; Bristol: Simpkin & Marshall; T. & G. Shrimpton; Thomas Kerslake, 1868. 18p.

13022. Grant, Mary. The franchise: an educational test a remedy for the degeneracy of the House of Commons. London: William Ridgway, 1878. 48p.

13023. Gray, George C. "The abolition of canvassing at parliamentary elections: with a draft bill." Law Magazine and Law Review 4th ser., 6 (1880-81): 156-67.

13024. Grece, Clair J. Upon the waste of legislative effort consequent upon the adhesion to the ancient effects of prorogation and dissolution. Being a paper read before the Association for the Promotion of Social Science, on Monday, the 1st day of May, 1876 . London: Published at the Office of the Association, 1876. 16p.

13025. Greg, Percy. "Redistribution and representative democracy." Quarterly Review 158 (July-Oct. 1884): 229- 66. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

13026. ---. "The redistribution of seats." Quarterly Review 159 (Jan.-April 1885): 220-51. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

13027. Hankey, Thomas. Suggestions for improving the management of public business in the House of Commons. London: Effingham Wilson, 1876. 15p.

13028. Hare, Thomas. "Representation and misrepresentation: the coming steps in representation." Fortnightly Review 43 (1885): 216-22.

13029. Hart, Herbert William. How to return Members to Parliament without the corruption, bribery, intimidation, turmoil and disorder at present attendant on general elections. London: Simpkin, Marshall, 1868. 21p.

13030. ---. A simple and comprehensive plan for returning Members to Parliament without the possibility of the corruption, bribery, intimidation and disorder at present attendant on general elections, showing how every vote may be secured with comparatively no trouble to the voter, no expense to the constituency, and little expense to the country. 3rd ed. London: Hardwicke, 1872. 32p.

13031. Hill, Frederic. The county franchise difficulty how removable. London: Longmans, Green, 1878. 39p.

13032. Holms, John. "Shorter parliaments." Nineteenth Century 5 (Jan.-June 1879): 44-63.

13033. Holyoake, George Jacob. A new defence of the ballot in consequence of Mr. Mill's objections to it. London: [s.n.], 1868. 8p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

13034. "The House of Commons." Pump Court 2 (1884-85): 55-56.

13035. Hutton, R. H. "The political character of the working class." In Essays on reform: 27-44. London: Macmillan, 1867.

13036. King, David Bennett. "The representation of the people in Parliament." Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science 35 (1885): 147-57.

13037. Kinnear, J. Boyd. "Redistribution of seats." In Essays on reform: 127-53. London: Macmillan, 1867.

13038. ---. Reform questions in 1884. London: Smith, Elder, 1884. 16p.

13039. Lovett, William. Proposals for establishing a cheap, just and efficient mode of electing members of Parliament, and for securing the just and equal representation of the whole people. London: [s.n.], 1869. 8p.

13040. Lowe, Robert, 1st Viscount Sherbrooke. "A new Reform Bill." Fortnightly Review 28 (1877): 437-52.

13041. Mackenzie, A. The Peers and the franchise; an address. 2nd ed. London: P. S. King, 1884. 22p.

13042. Mackeson, Charles. "Parliamentary reconstruction." British Almanac and Companion (1886): 116-27. [New reform bill.]

13043. Maitland, Edward. "Ballot not secret voting." Edinburgh Review 131 (Jan.-April 1870): 540-66. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

13044. Mawson, John. The reform of the House of Commons: a response to Mr. Gladstone's appeal to the people. Manchester: J. Heywood, 1885. 15p.

13045. Maxse, F. A. Whether the minority of electors should be represented by a majority in the House of Commons? A lecture upon electoral reform. London: P. S. King, 1875. 41p.

13046. Mayne, John D. The coming reform. London: Chapman and Hall, 1884. 68p.

13047. Medley, George Webb. "The coming democracy." In his Pamphlets and addresses: 93-114. London: Cassell, 1899. [An address given in 1883.]

13048. Milnes, Richard Monckton, 1st Baron Houghton. "On the admission of the working classes as part of our social system; and on their recognition for all purposes as part of the nation." In Essays on reform: 45-66. London: Macmillan, 1867.

13049. "A modern 'symposium'." Nineteenth Century 3 (1878): 797-822; 4 (July-Dec.1878): 174-92. [A collection of articles on the franchise; Gladstone's contribution is reprinted in his Gleanings of past years, 1875-8 London: John Murray, 1879, 1: 193-202.]

13050. Noble, John. The parliamentary reformers' manual. A revised edition of "Representation, population and taxation", based upon the census of 1881, and the latest parliamentary returns. London: London and Counties Liberal Union, 1883. iv, [4], 125, [3]p. [A third edition, not seen, published in 1884.]

13051. ---. Representation, population and taxation. An examination of the representation of the United Kingdom, based upon the census of 1871, and the latest parliamentary returns. London: P. S. King, 1873. 106p.

13052. Pharisee faggots: a sequel to the history of Tynecastle. William Blackwood: Edinburgh, 1884. [4], 36p. [On Scottish property franchises and electoral corruption.]

13053. Phillips, H. C. M. The ballot. Three letters by H. M. C. P. London: Simpkin, Marshall, 1870. 16p.

13054. Publicola. The three estates; or, household suffrage in its relation to capital and labour. London: John Heywood, 1880. vii, 66p.

13055. Raikes, Henry Cecil. "Redistribution by different lights: the political resultant." Fortnightly Review 43 (1885): 44-54. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

13056. Reeve, Henry. "The redistribution of seats." Edinburgh Review 161 (Jan.-April 1885): 272-96. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

13057. Reform League. Representative reform. Report of the committee appointed by the conference of members of the Reform League and others, on Mr. Hare's scheme of representation, held 28th February, & 7th and 21st March, 1868. London: Trübner, 1868. 24p.

13058. Registration Agent. A commentary on the law and practice of parliamentary registration, being an appeal to the Members of the House of Commons for an immediate amendment of the statutes of 1832 and 1867. London: M. S. Rickerby, 1874. 43p.

13059. "Representation and misrepresentation." Westminster Review 121 (Jan.-April 1884): 392-420.

13060. Rusden, George William. Caucus premonitions. A letter to Lord Brabourne. London: William Ridgway, 1884. 26p.

13061. Russell, Edward Richard, 1st Baron Russell of Liverpool. Minority representation. By E. R. Russell, ... A

paper read at the Parliamentary Reform Conference, held at Leeds October 17th and 18th, 1883. London; Manchester; Birmingham: London and Counties Liberal Union; National Reform Union; National Liberal Federation, 1883. 8p.

13062. Scrutator. A few remarks on the ballot, addressed to all who value the security of property, and the maintenance of good government. Exeter: H. J. Wallis, 1857. 12p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 4.]

13063. Sellar, A. C. "Parliamentary reform." Edinburgh Review 159 (Jan.-April 1884): 264-96. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

13064. Shaw-Lefevre, George John, 1st Baron Eversley. The personal payment of rates after the Reform Act of 1867. London: William Ridgway, 1868. iv, 37p.

13065. Stephen, James Fitzjames. "Parliamentary government." Contemporary Review 23 (Dec. 1873-May 1874): 1-19, 165-181.

13066. Tabberner, John Loude. Direct taxation and parliamentary representation ... with remarks thereon by the Right Hon. William Gladstone, M.P., &c. &c. &c. (originally published in 1859). 2nd ed. London: Printed and published by Charles Hawksley, 1874. 24p.

13067. Thompson, T. P. Catechism on the ballot; or, a list of fallacies and the answers. 3rd ed. London: G. Brown, 1859. 28p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

13068. ---. Catechism on the ballot; or, a list of fallacies and the answers. 5th ed. Manchester: A. Ireland, 1864. 28p.

13069. Whiteway, A. R. The three R's. Representation reform redistribution as taught in the National Liberal Club. London: Ridgway, 1884. 32p.

13070. Williams, B. Lyon. Mediate suffrage: a model plan for national elections. Hall & Co.: London, 1871. 11p.

Parliamentary Reform 1885-1918

13071. Blewett, Neal. "The franchise in the United Kingdom 1885-1918." Past & Present 32 (Dec. 1965): 27-56. [Comment by Grace A. Jones in 34 (July 1966): 134-38.]

13072. Davis, John. "The enfranchisement of the urban poor in late-Victorian Britain." In Politics and culture in Victorian Britain: essays in memory of Colin Matthew, edited by Peter Ghosh and Lawrence Goldman: 95- 117. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006.

13073. Fair, John D. "The Speaker's conference on electoral reform, 1916-1917." In his British interparty conferences: a study of the procedure of conciliation in British politics, 1867-1921: 163-81. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1980.

13074. Morris, Homer Lawrence. "Parliamentary franchise reform in England from 1885 to 1918." Ph.D., Columbia University, 1921.

13075. ---. Parliamentary franchise reform in England from 1885 to 1918. New York: Columbia University, 1921. 208p. [Reprinted in 1969 by AMS Press of New York.]

13076. Pugh, Martin. "The background to the Representation of the People Act of 1918." Ph.D., University of Bristol, 1974.

13077. ---. Electoral reform in war and peace, 1906-18. London: Routledge, 1978. xi, 228p.

13078. ---. "Political parties and the campaign for proportional representation 1905-1914." Parliamentary Affairs 33 (1980): 294-307.

13079. Wald, Kenneth D. "Institutional obstacles to partisan mobilization? Another look at the 'franchise factor' in British party development." European Journal of Political Research 12 (1984): 1-23.

Parliamentary Reform 1885-1918: Contemporary Writings

13080. Acland, Charles Thomas Dyke. What is the use of a vote to agricultural labourers and to village artizans? London: National Press Agency, 1885. 16p.

13081. Barry, P. "A reformed House of Commons." Westminster Review 157 (Jan.-June 1902): 225-65.

13082. Beesly, Edward Spencer. "Payment of Members of Parliament." Positivist Review 1 (1893): 10-14. [An additional note on: 78-79.]

13083. Byron, George Frederick William, 9th Baron Byron. "Parliamentary reform." Westminster Review 164 (July-Dec. 1905): 361-65.

13084. Campbell, John Douglas Sutherland, 9th Duke of Argyll. "India and the colonies in the British Parliament." East & West [Bombay] 1 (Nov. 1901-Dec. 1902): 341-43. [On the representation of the Empire in Parliament.]

13085. Candidus. The reform of the electorate based upon professions and trades in place of local constituencies. London: Frank Palmer, 1910. 78p.

13086. Chailley-Bert, Joseph. "Should India be represented in the British Parliament." East & West [Bombay] 1 (Nov. 1901-Dec. 1902): 1237-49.

13087. Clowes, W. Laird. "A scheme of electoral reform." Contemporary Review 68 (July-Sept. 1895): 363-83.

13088. The coming reform bill: a suggestive sketch with a schedule of redistribution. London: W. Reeves, 1890. 16p.

13089. Courtney, Herbert. The House of Commons: in the past, present, and future: showing our representative assembly as it was, as it is, and as it should be. Rev. ed. London: William Reeves, 1887. 38p.

13090. Courtney, Leonard Henry, 1st Baron Courtney. "The regeneration of Parliaments." Contemporary Review 87 (Jan.-June 1905): 761-72.

13091. Coutts-Nevill, Francis Burdett Money, 5th Baron Latymer. "Chaos." In his Ventures in thought: 63-68. London: John Lane, 1915.

13092. Cowan, W. H. "Scientific parliamentary reform." Science progress in the twentieth century: a quarterly journal of scientific work and thought 11 (1916-17): 361-76.

13093. Cripps, C. A. "Reform of the House of Commons." National Review 38 (Sept. 1901-Feb. 1902): 454-66.

13094. Croxden-Powell, G. H. Some electoral anomalies and suggestions for electoral and parliamentary reform.

Westminster: P. S. King, 1886. 16p.

13095. Davidson, John Morrison. "Payment of members." In Politics for the people. (First series): 94-104. Bellamy Library, 11. London: William Reeves, 1902.

13096. ---. Payment of members of Parliament. Politics for the people, 3. London: William Reeves, 1887. 13p.

13097. Dicey, A. V. "The due representation of England." National Review 38 (Sept. 1901-Feb. 1902): 359-82.

13098. Duffy, C. Gavan. "Payments of members: an Australian example." Contemporary Review 63 (Jan.-June 1893): 480-84.

13099. Duncan, James A. "Payment of members." Welsh Review 1 (Nov.1891-August 1892): 701-8.

13100. Elliston, W. R. "Payment of members: is it a constitutional change?" Contemporary Review 63 (Jan.-June 1893): 491-98.

13101. Fabian Society. The new reform bill. Fabian Tracts, 14. London: Fabian Society, 1891. 19, [1]p. [Written by J. F. Oakeshott and others; a draft bill.]

13102. Forster, Joseph. People v. peers: an address. Sheffield: John Fillingham, 1886? 12p.

13103. Grayson, Victor, and G. R. Stirling Taylor. The problem of Parliament: a criticism and a remedy. London: New Age Press, 1909. 93, [1]p.

13104. Guest, Ivor C. "Registration reform." Nineteenth Century 52 (July-Dec. 1902): 836-46.

13105. Harrison, Frederic. "Reform of parliamentary procedure." Positivist Review 1 (1893): 21-24. [Additional notes: 109-10, 130-131.]

13106. Hawken, H. Payment of Members of Parliament. London: W. Reeves, 1892. 16p.

13107. Herlihy, John. "The government and redistribution." Westminster Review 163 (Jan.-June 1905): 237-52.

13108. Hodgson, W. Earl. "Disabilities of democracy." National Review 20 (Sept. 1892-Feb. 1893): 607-23.

13109. Holms, James Douglas. "Is there an alternative for shorter Parliaments." Scottish Review 17 (Jan.-April 1891): 412-25.

13110. "Improved election methods." Lyceum: a monthly magazine and review 6 (Oct. 1892 - Sept. 1893): 26-30.

13111. Jeafferson, John Cordy. "Payment of members of the House of Commons." Leisure Hour 42 (1893): 545- 48.

13112. John Bull, Junior. "An ideal reform bill." Macmillan's Magazine 83 (Nov. 1900-April 1901): 222-30.

13113. Journey, Rockwell Cresap. "The English franchise and registration bill." American Political Science Review 7 (1913): 99-101.

13114. Kimber, Henry. The mis-representation of the people in Parliament. (No. 2) Reprinted from the "Wandsworth Borough News", February 10th, 1905. London: Wandsworth Borough News, 1905. 12p.

13115. ---. "Redistribution." Nineteenth Century 58 (July-Dec. 1905): 838-52.

13116. King, Joseph. Electoral reform: an inquiry into our system of parliamentary representation. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1908. 188p.

13117. King, Joseph, and F. W. Rafferty. Our electoral system: the demand for reform. London: T. Murby, 1912. x, 153p.

13118. Knight, Francis. Electoral reform. Reform too long delayed! True democratic government now possible. Southampton: Advocate, 1912. 4p.

13119. Lambert, John. "Parliamentary franchises, past and present." Nineteenth Century 26 (July-Dec. 1889): 942- 62. 13120. Lawson, William. "The parliamentary franchise: suggestions for its simplification considered." Law Quarterly Review 20 (1904): 272-79.

13121. Leonard, R. Maynard. "A business-like House of Commons." New Liberal Review 1 (Feb.-July 1901): 830- 36.

13122. ---. "Registration reform: an urgent necessity." New Liberal Review 1 (Feb.-July 1901): 104-13.

13123. Lethbridge, Roper. "The representation of India in the Imperial Parliament." East & West [Bombay] 1 (Nov. 1901 - Dec. 1902): 146-50.

13124. Macfie, M. "Is Parliamentary representation compatible with democracy?" Westminster Review 142 (July- Dec. 1894): 323-37.

13125. Mackmurdo, Arthur Heygate. Electoral reform: voting by occupations instead of by districts. Every man in his own order. London: P. S. King, 1917. 16p.

13126. ---. Pressing questions: profit-sharing, women's suffrage, electoral reform. London: J. Lane, 1913. xxi, 342p.

13127. Maddock, A. E. "The machinery of democracy." Westminster Review 154 (July-Dec. 1900): 597-601. [Reform of the electoral system.]

13128. Mann, Tom. "Payment of members: the democratising of Parliament." Contemporary Review 63 (Jan.-June 1893): 485-90.

13129. Massingham, H. W. "The revival of Parliament." Contemporary Review 89 (Jan.-June 1906): 305-12.

13130. Miller, William. "Payment of Members: at home and abroad." Westminster Review 149 (Jan.-June 1898): 25-39.

13131. Molesworth, Guildford. The reform of the House of Commons. House of Commons Reform Association Series, 5. Westminster: St. Stephen's Press, 1911. 20p.

13132. Morrow, F. St. John. "The case for redistribution." Empire Review 3 (Feb.-July 1902): 10-18.

13133. ---. "Wanted - a redistribution bill." Fortnightly Review 72 (1899): 385-94.

13134. Newman, Arthur E. T. "Electoral reform and education." Twentieth Century: a monthly 1 (Jan.-March

1901): 118-20.

13135. Orchard, William Paterson. Redistribution of seats: a scheme for the United Kingdom; giving proposed constituencies and showing political results from 1832 till 1880 ... Reprinted from "The Messenger". London; Sheffield: John Heywood; Annis Unwin, 1885. 32p.

13136. Orpen, Joseph Millerd. "Representation of the colonies in the home Parliament." Nineteenth Century 43 (Jan.-June 1898): 855-65.

13137. ---. Why and how the colonies should at once be given home representation in England: a lecture ... before a public meeting at Barkly East, May 20, 1885. Grahamstown: T. H. Grocott, 1885. 15p.

13138. Oulton, W. H. S. The parliamentary franchise: inaugural lecture read before the Liverpool Philomathic Society, at the opening of the eighty-fourth session. Liverpool: D. Marples, 1908. 27p.

13139. Palliser, F. W. "Parliamentary registration: a plea for reform." National Review 20 (Sept. 1892-Feb. 1893): 567-71.

13140. Parker-Smith, J. "Freeing the House of Commons." National Review 38 (Sept. 1901-Feb. 1902): 586-95.

13141. "Parliamentary and electoral reform." Law Magazine and Law Review 4th ser., 18 (1892-93): 153-55.

13142. "Parliamentary procedure." Fortnightly Review 45 (1886): 260-69.

13143. Pollard, A. F. "The growth of an imperial Parliament." History 1 (1916-17): 129-46. [Further comment on imperial representation by Ramsay Muir and D. O. Malcolm 1 (1916-17): 193-214; rejoinder by Pollard 2 (1917-18): 1-11.]

13144. Porritt, Edward. "Barrier between England and democracy." Political Science Quarterly 14 (1899): 628-52. [The payment of members.]

13145. ---. "Electoral reform in the United Kingdom." American Political Science Review 11 (1917): 561-63.

13146. Powell, George H. Croxden. Electoral reform. One man one vote. Hunts County News reprints, 5. Huntingdon: Hunt's County News Co., 1892. 4p.

13147. "The rectification of Parliament." Lyceum: a monthly magazine and review 6 (Oct. 1892 - Sept. 1893): 1-5. [On parliaments as representative bodies, mainly based on the United Kingdom Parliament.]

13148. Rhodes, A. "Payment of members of Parliament." Notes and Queries 11th ser., 4 (1911): 187-88.

13149. Schooling, John Holt. "Justice to England." Pall Mall Magazine 22 (Sept.-Dec. 1900): 77-83. [On the under-representation of England in the House of Commons.]

13150. ---. "Redistribution of seats." Fortnightly Review 77 (1902): 343-45.

13151. Slesser, Henry H. The twentieth century reform bill. Fabian tract, 153. London: Fabian Society, 1911. 19, [1]p. ["The first draft ... was issued ... as tract no. 14"; the author was known earlier as Henry H. Schloesser.]

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13485. ---. "Lydia Becker: pioneer orator of the women's movement." Manchester Region History Review 5, no. 2 (1991): 13-20.

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13494. Pugh, Lowri Catrin. "'The frenzied sisterhood': astudiaeth o weithgareddau Cangen Caerdydd a'r Rhanbarth Dros Bleidleisiau i Fenywod, 1908-1916." M.A., University of Wales (Cardiff), 2000. ["'The frenzied sisterhood': a study of the activities of the Cardiff and District Branch of Votes for Women, 1908-1916".]

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13496. ---. "The limits of liberalism: Liberals and women's suffrage 1867-1914." In Citizenship and community: Liberals, radicals and collective identities in the British Isles, 1865-1931, edited by Eugenio Biagini: 45- 65. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996.

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13512. Purvis, June, and Sandra Stanley Holton. Votes for women. London: Routledge, 2000. xiv, 297p.

13513. Purvis, June, and Maureen Wright. "Writing suffragette history: the contending autobiographical narratives of the Pankhursts." Women's History Review 14 (2005): 405-33.

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13522. Richardson, Mary R. Laugh a defiance. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1953. 194p. [Memoirs of a suffragette.]

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13524. Riley, L. W. "The opposition to women's suffrage, 1867-1918." B.Litt., University of Oxford, 1977.

13525. Robson, A. P. W. "The founding of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1866-1867." Canadian Journal of History 8 (1973): 1-22.

13526. Robson, John M. "No laughing matter: John Stuart Mill's establishment of women's suffrage as a parliamentary question." Utilitas 2 (1990): 88-101.

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13535. Rubinstein, David. A different world for women: the life of Millicent Garrett Fawcett. Hemel Hempstead: Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1991. xvi, 320p. [Also published in 1991 by Ohio State University Press of Columbus, Ohio.]

13536. ---. "Millicent Garrett Fawcett and the meaning of women's emancipation, 1886-99." Victorian Studies 34, no. 2 (1991): 365-80.

13537. Ryan, Desmond. "Women's suffrage associations in Limerick, 1912-1914." Old Limerick Journal 30

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13538. Ryan, Louise. "An analysis of the suffrage movement using the new social movement theory." In Social movements and Ireland, edited by Linda Connolly and Niamh Hourigan: 40-57. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2006.

13539. ---. Irish feminism and the vote: an anthology of the Irish Citizen newspaper 1912-1920. Dublin: Folens, 1996. 192p.

13540. ---. "Traditions and double moral standards: the Irish suffragists' critique of nationalism." Women's History Review 4 (1995): 487-503.

13541. ---. "Women without votes: the political strategies of the Irish suffrage movement." Irish Political Studies 9 (1994): 119-39.

13542. Sama, A. "The Times and the women's suffrage movement, 1900-1918." M.Litt., University of St. Andrews, 1974.

13543. Schmidt, Bonnie Ann. "Print and protest: a study of the women's suffrage movement in nineteenth-century English periodical literature." M.A., Simon Fraser University, 2005.

13544. Schwarzkopf, Jutta. "'Was die Frauen von Lancashire und Cheshire heute denken wird England morgen tun': neue Impulse für die britische Frauenwahlrechtsbewegung aus der Provinz." Ariadne - Forum für Frauen- und Geschlechttergeschichte 51 (2007): 24-29. ['What Lancashire and Cheshire women think today, England will tomorrow': new influences on the women's suffrage movement from the provinces'.]

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13546. Sleight, John. One-way ticket to Epsom: a journalist's enquiry into the heroic story of Emily Wilding Davison. Morpeth: Bridge Studios, 1988. 121p.

13547. Smart, Judith. "Jennie Baines: suffrage and an Australian connection." In Votes for women, edited by June Purvis and Sandra Stanley Holton: 246-66. London: Routledge, 2000.

13548. Smith, Andrea. "Suffragists at war: the Scottish Women's Hospital and the vote." In Paroles de femmes, histoires de femmes: actes du colloque, Université de Nantes, janvier 2000: 105-12. Nantes: Centre de recherches sur les identités nationales et l'interculturalité, 2003.

13549. Smith, Angela K. "The Pankhursts and the War: suffrage magazines and First World War propaganda." Women's History Review 12 (2003): 103-18.

13550. Smith, Harold L. The British women's suffrage campaign 1866-1928. Harlow: Addison Wesley Longman, 1998. x, 122p.

13551. ---. The British women's suffrage campaign, 1866-1928. Seminar studies in history. 2nd ed. Harlow: Pearson Longman, 2007. xiv, 167p.

13552. Smith, Kevin Charles. "The militant suffragettes as a police problem: London, 1906-1914." Ph.D., Ohio State University, 1974.

13553. Smitley, Megan. "'Inebriates', 'Heathens', Templars and suffragists: Scotland and imperial feminism c.1870- 1914." Women's History Review 11 (2002): 455-80.

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13555. Spring, Carolyn. "The political platform and the language of support for women's suffrage, 1890-1920." In The men's share?: masculinities, male support, and women's suffrage in Britain, 1890-1920, edited by Angela V. John and Claire Eustance: 158-81. London: Routledge, 1997.

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13559. Tang, Kung. "The search for order and liberty: the British police, the suffragettes, and the unions, 1906- 1912." Ph.D., University of North Texas, 1992.

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13566. Trethewey, Lynne, and Kay Whitehead. "Beyond centre and periphery: transnationalism in two teacher/suffragettes' work." History of Education 32 (2003): 547-59.

13567. Trouvé-Finding, Susan. "Unionised women teachers and women's suffrage." In Suffrage outside suffragism: women's vote in Britain, 1880-1914, edited by Myriam Boussahba-Bravard: 205-30. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.

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13572. ---. "'It is only justice to grant women's suffrage': Independent Labour Party men and women's suffrage, 1893-1905." In A suffrage reader: charting directions in British suffrage history, edited by Claire Eustance, Joan Ryan, and Laura Ugolini: 126-44. London: Leicester University Press, 2000.

13573. ---. "'We must stand by our own bairns': ILP men and suffrage militancy, 1905-14." Labour History Review 67 (2002): 149-69.

13574. Unwin, Melanie. "The 1908 Pankhurst Medal: remembering the campaign for Votes for Women in Parliament." Parliamentary History 27 (2008): 436-43.

13575. Urquhart, Diane. "'An articulate and definite cry for political freedom': the Ulster suffrage movement." Women's History Review 11 (2002): 273-92.

13576. Vellacott, Jo. From Liberal to Labour with women's suffrage: the story of Catherine Marshall. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1993. xx, 518p.

13577. ---. Pacifists, patriots and the vote: the erosion of democratic suffragism in Britain during the First World War. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007. xvi, 227p.

13578. Vervaecke, Philippe. "The Primrose League and women's suffrage, 1883-1918." In Suffrage outside suffragism: women's vote in Britain, 1880-1914, edited by Myriam Boussahba-Bravard: 180-201. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.

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13582. ---. "'Suffrage first - above all else!': an account of the Irish suffrage movement." Feminist Review 10 (1982): 21-36.

13583. ---. "'Suffrage first - above all else!': an account of the Irish suffrage movement." In Irish women's studies reader, edited by Ailbhe Smyth: 20-44. Dublin: Attic Press, 1993.

13584. Watson, Norman. Dundee's suffragettes. Perth: The Author, 1990. 46p.

13585. Whitelaw, Lis. The life and rebellious times of Cicely Hamilton: actress, writer, suffragist. London: Women's Press, 1990. x, 262p.

13586. Whitmore, Richard. Alice Hawkins and the suffragette movement in Edwardian Leicester. Derby: Breedon, 2007. 190p.

13587. ---. "The Northampton Women's Social and Political Union, 1912-1914." Northamptonshire Past and Present 55 (2002): 65-72.

13588. ---. "The 'shrieking sisterhood': membership, policy and strategy of the Women's Social and Political Union in Leicester and the East Midlands, 1907-1914." Ph.D., De Montfort University, 2000.

13589. Willmott Dobbie, B. M. A nest of suffragettes in Somerset: Eagle House, Batheaston. Bath: Batheaston Society, 1979. 69p.

13590. Wingerden, Sophia A. Van. The woman's suffrage movement in Britain, 1866-1928. London: Macmillan, 1999. xxvi, 227p.

13591. Winslow, Barbara. Sylvia Pankhurst: sexual politics and political activism. London: UCL Press, 1996. xxviii, 236p.

13592. Wolf, Laurie Jane. "Suffragettes of the Edwardian theatre: Edith Craig and the Pioneer Players." Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles, 1989.

13593. Women's suffrage collection from Manchester Central Library: a listing and guide to the microfilm collection. Marlborough: Adam Matthew, 1995. 139p. [The microfilm collection is in 2 sections: (1) Lydia Becker and the Manchester Society for Women's Suffrage; (2) The papers of Millicent Garrett Fawcett.]

13594. Wood, Penny Posey. "'No surrender': militant suffrage in the United States and Great Britain." M.A., University of Alabama in Huntsville, 1995.

13595. Young, Alison. ""Wild women": the censure of the suffragette movement." International Journal of the Sociology of Law 16 (1988): 279-93.

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13597. Alberti, Leonora de. Woman suffrage and pious opponents. London: Catholic Women's Suffrage Society, 1913. 6p. 13598. Allan, James MacGrigor. Woman suffrage wrong in principle and practice. An essay. London: Remington & Co., 1890. xxii, 351p.

13599. "An appeal against female suffrage from The Nineteenth Century (June 1889) xxv, no. 148." In The opponents: the anti-suffragists, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-12. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13600. "An appeal against women's suffrage." Nineteenth Century 25 (Jan.-June 1889): 781-85. [See also p. 788 for a request by James Knowles for more signatures; answered by nos. 13682, 13695, 13709.]

13601. Arnold, Arthur. Women's suffrage: a paper read at a meeting of the Social Science Association, on Monday, February 5th, 1872. London: Social Science Association, 1872. 15p.

13602. Atkinson, Mabel. "Women and the revival of interest in domestic politics." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 122-34. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907.

13603. Bagehot, Walter. "The suffrage for women." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 396-99. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 28 (7 May 1870): 565-66.]

13604. Baldry, W. Burton. From Hampstead to Holloway, depicting the suffragette in her happiest moods. Profusley illustrated by G. E. Shepheard. London: John Ouseley, 1909. 160p. [A gently satiric account.]

13605. Balfour, Betty. "An analysis of the debate in the House of Commons on the Woman's Franchise Bill (1910)." In The suffragists: towards the vote, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-16. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13606. ---. An analysis of the debate in the House of Commons on the Woman's Franchise Bill July 11th and 12th 1910. London: Conservative and Unionist Women's Franchise Association, 1910. 15p.

13607. Balgarme, Florence. "The woman's suffrage movement in the nineteenth century." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 22-41. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907.

13608. Bamford-Slack, Alice Maud Mary. Liberal reasons for a liberal reform. A plea for extending the suffrage to women. London: Women's Liberal Federation, 1909. 4p.

13609. Barrow, F. H. "The political responsibility of women." Westminster Review 170 (July-Dec. 1908): 248-53.

13610. Bax, E. Belfort. The fraud of feminism. London: Grant Richards, 1913. 175p.

13611. ---. "The fraud of feminism (1913)." In The opponents: the anti-suffragists, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-179. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13612. ---. The legal subjection of men. New ed. London: The New Age Press, 1908. 64p. [Sub-title on the cover: A reply to the suffragettes.]

13613. Becker, Lydia E. "Female suffrage." Contemporary Review 4 (Jan.-April 1867): 307-16.

13614. ---. "Female suffrage (1867) from the Contemporary Review." In The suffragists: towards the vote, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-16. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13615. ---. Liberty, equality, fraternity. A reply to Mr. Fitzjames Stephen's strictures on Mr. J. S. Mill's subjection of women. Manchester: A. Ireland, 1874. 27p. [Reprinted from Women's Suffrage Journal.] 13616. ---. "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity: a reply to Mr. Fitzjames Stephen's strictures on Mr. J. S. Mill's subjection of women." In The suffragists: towards the vote, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-29. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13617. ---. "The political disabilities of women." Westminster Review 97 (Jan.-April 1867): 50-70.

13618. ---. "The political disabilities of women (1872) from the Westminster Review." In The suffragists: towards

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13619. ---. The political disabilities of women. Reprinted, by permission, from the "Westminster Review". 1st January, 1872. Manchester: Alexander Ireland, 1872. 22p.

13620. ---. A reply to the protest which appeared in the "Nineteenth Century Review", June, 1889. ... Reprinted by permission from the "Manchester Guardian" of June 25th, 1889. Manchester: Guardian Printing Works, 1889. 8p. [On an anti-suffrage article.]

13621. ---. Words of a leader: being extracts from the writings of the late Miss Lydia Becker. Bristol; London: J. W. Arrowsmith; Simpkin, Marshall, 1897. 42p.

13622. ---. "Words of a Leader; edited by Helen Blackburn." In The suffragists: towards the vote, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-41. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13623. Biggs, Caroline Ashurst. A letter from an Englishwoman to Englishwomen. London: Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1889. 4p.

13624. Billington-Grieg, Teresa. The militant suffrage movement: emancipation in a hurry. London: Frank Palmer, 1911. 219p.

13625. ---. Suffragist tactics; past and present. London: Women's Freedom League, 1913. 12p.

13626. ---. Toward's women's liberty. London: Women's Freedom League, 1910. 87p.

13627. ---. Verbatim report of debate on Dec. 3rd, 1907: sex equality (Teresa Billington-Grieg) versus adult suffrage (Margaret G. Bondfield); Miss Isabella Ford in the chair. Manchester: William Morris Press, 1908. 29p.

13628. Blackburn, Helen. Comments on the opposition to women's suffrage. London: Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1878. 11p.

13629. ---. Some of the facts of the Women's Suffrage question. London: Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1878. 15p.

13630. ---. "Some of the facts of the Women's Suffrage question (1878)." In The suffragists: towards the vote, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-15. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13631. ---. Woman's suffrage: a record of the women's suffrage movement in the British Isles, with biographical sketches of Miss Becker. London: Williams & Norgate, 1902. xi, 298p. [Reprinted (1) in 1970 by the Source Book Press of New York; (2) in 1971 by Kraus Reprint Co. of New York.]

13632. ---. "Women's suffrage: a record of the women's suffrage movement in the British Isles with biographical sketches of Miss Becker." In The disenfranchised: the fight for the suffrage, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-298. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1993.

13633. ---. Women's suffrage in the light of the second reading of 1897. London: Williams & Norgate, 1898. 19p.

13634. Blair, W. T. Female suffrage: an article reprinted from the "Victoria Magazine" of 1874, with some remarks on the late debate in the House of Commons. London: Victoria Press, 1876. 15p.

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13637. ---. Votes for women. Against prejudice; a reply to Professor Dicey. London: Women's Freedom League, 1912. 48p.

13638. Bodichon, Barbara Leigh Smith. Objections to the enfranchisement of women considered. London: J. Bale, Printer, 1866. 8p.

13639. ---. Reasons for and against the enfranchisement of women. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1872. 16p.

13640. ---. Reasons for the enfranchisement of women, read at the meeting of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science, at Manchester, Oct. 6, 1866. London: Adelphi, 1869. 8p.

13641. Brailsford, Henry N. The "conciliation" bill: an explanation and a defence. London: Woman's Press, 1908? 15p.

13642. ---. Women suffrage, the "Conciliation" bill, an explanation and defence. London: The Woman's Press, 1910. 15, [1]p.

13643. A brief review of the women's suffrage movement since its beginning in 1832. London: [s.n.], 1911. 11p.

13644. British Woman. The country of no woman's land. London: A. H. Stockwell, 1918. 21p.

13645. Burton, John H. Suffrage and service ... Reprinted from the United Service Magazine of August 1910. London: W. Clowes, 1910. xii, 28p. [Argues that service and self-government are connected.]

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13647. Cairnes, J. E. "Woman suffrage: a reply." Macmillan's Magazine 30 (May-Oct. 1874): 377-88. [An answer to no. 13958.]

13648. ---. Woman suffrage: a reply. Manchester: A. Ireland, 1874. 24p.

13649. Calderon, George. Woman in relation to the state: a consideration of the arguments advanced for the extension of the parliamentary suffrage to women. London: Priory Press, 1908. 60p.

13650. Campbell, Reginald John. Some economic aspects of the women's suffrage movement. London: Women's Freedom League, 1909. 12p.

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13657. Catholic Women's Suffrage Society. The Catholic Suffragist: organ of the Catholic Women's Suffrage Society. London: Catholic Women's Suffrage Society, 1915-1918.

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13659. Chance, Julia Charlotte Strachey. Women's suffrage and morality: an address to married women. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1913. 15p.

13660. ---. Words to working women on women's suffrage. London: Conservative and Unionist Women's Franchise Association, 1912. 8p.

13661. Chapman, Hugh B. The soul of woman's suffrage. Dublin: Irishwoman's Reform League, 1912. 8p.

13662. Chapman, Mrs Theo. "Women's suffrage." Nineteenth Century 19 (Jan.-June 1886): 561-69. [Answered by no. 13720.]

13663. ---. "Women's suffrage again!" Nineteenth Century 42 (July-Dec. 1897): 169-72.

13664. Cholmeley, Robert Francis. Pebbles from the brook: being three meditations upon the anti-suffrage state of mind. London: Strangeways, printers, 1913. 29p.

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13666. ---. The women's anti-suffrage movement. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1908. 16p.

13667. ---. Women's suffrage: the demand and its meaning. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907. 16p.

13668. Christitch, Elizabeth. A word on women suffrage ... Reprinted from "Ave Maria". London: Catholic Women's Suffrage Society, 1913. 7p.

13669. Clark, Evans. "Woman suffrage in Parliament: a test for cabinet autocracy." American Political Science Review 11 (1917): 284-309.

13670. Clayton, Joseph. Votes for women. The appeal to Catholics. 2nd ed. London: Catholic Women's Suffrage Society, 1913. 8p.

13671. Cobbe, Frances Power. Why women desire the franchise. Published by the London National Society for Woman's Suffrage. London: Spottiswoode, 1869. 12p. [Reprinted in 1873 and in 1877.]

13672. ---. Our policy: an address to women concerning the suffrage; published by the London National Society for Woman's Suffrage. London: W. W. Head, 1870? 8p. 13673. Collierson, William Frederick. "Complete suffrage." Westminster Review 137 (Jan.-June 1892): 680-88.

13674. Colmore, Gertrude. The life of Emily Davison. London: Women's Press, 1913. 61p. [Written under a pseudonym: her real name was Gertrude Weaver.]

13675. ---. Suffragette Sally. London: Stanley Paul & Co., 1911. 319p. [A novel.]

13676. Corelli, Marie. Woman, or - suffragette? London: C. Arthur Pearson, 1907. 40p.

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13679. Courtney, W. L. "The soul of a suffragette." In his The soul of a suffragette and other tales: 3-44. London: Chapman & Hall, 1913. [A short story.]

13680. Coutts-Nevill, Francis Burdett Money, 5th Baron Latymer. "Female suffrage." In his Ventures in thought: 51-53. London: John Lane, 1915.

13681. Cozens, Mary. "The political freedom of women." Humanitarian: a monthly review of sociological science 8 (Jan.-June 1896): 285-91.

13682. Creighton, Louise. "The appeal against female suffrage: a rejoinder." Nineteenth Century 26 (July-Dec. 1889): 347-54. [An answer to no. 13600.]

13683. Dalton, J. P. The suffragette. A play in one act. London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co., 1909. 31p.

13684. Davies, Emily. The women's suffrage movement. 1. Why should we care for it? II. How can we help to further it? (reprinted from "The Girton Review" for the Lent and Easter Terms, 1905). London: Central Society for Women's Suffrage, 1905. 15p.

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13687. ---. Woman in the nation. London: Women's Freedom League, 191-. 7p.

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13689. ---. Woman in the new era ... With an appreciation by Christopher St John. London: Suffrage Shop, 1911. 51p.

13690. ---. Woman's franchise and industry. London: Women's Freedom League, 1913. 7p.

13691. Despard, Charlotte, and Mabel Collins. Outlawed. A novel on the woman suffrage question. London: Henry J. Drane, 1908. x, 314p.

13692. Dicey, A. V. Letters to a friend on votes for women. London: J. Murray, 1909. vii, 93p. 13693. ---. Letters to a friend on votes for women. 2nd ed. London: J. Murray, 1912. xvi, 93p.

13694. Dilke, Charles W. Woman suffrage and electoral reform. London: The People's Suffrage Federation, 1910. 19p.

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13696. ---. Women's suffrage, by Mrs Ashton Dilke. With an introduction by Wm. Woodall. The Imperial Parliament, 5. London: Swan Sonnenschein, 1885. 124, [4]p.

13697. Dixie, Florence. "The coming revolution." Welsh Review 1 (Nov.1891-Aug. 1892): 805-14.

13698. Drysdale, C. V. Why men should help women in their claim for enfranchisement; the economic aspect. London: Men's League for Women's Suffrage, 1911? 8p.

13699. ---. Why men should work for women's suffrage. The wages and employment question. Birmingham: Men's League for Women's Suffrage, 1912? 30p.

13700. Duncan, Thomas Watson. Woman suffrage and a woman's chamber. A possible solution. Being an appeal to suffragists, anti-suffragists, and the general public. Glasgow: Hay Nisbet, 1913. 28p.

13701. Dunckley, Henry. Should women have the vote? Manchester: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1890. 12p.

13702. Elmy, E. C. Wolstenholme. "Justice between the sexes." Westminster Review 169 (Jan.-June 1908): 29-40.

13703. ---. Woman's Franchise, the need of the hour. London: Independent Labour Party, 1907. 15p.

13704. ---. Woman's Franchise, the need of the hour. 2nd ed. London: Independent Labour Party, 1908. 14p.

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13708. Fawcett, Henry. The late Mr. Fawcett on woman's suffrage and the franchise bill. Manchester: A. Ireland, Printers, s.d. 4p.

13709. Fawcett, Millicent Garrett. "The appeal against female suffrage: a reply. I." Nineteenth Century 26 (July- Dec. 1889): 86-96. [An answer to no. 13600.]

13710. ---. "The appeal against female suffrage: reply (July, 1889)." In The opponents: the anti-suffragists, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-19. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13711. ---. "The electoral disabilities of women." Fortnightly Review 13 (1870): 622-32.

13712. ---. Electoral disabilities of women. A lecture delivered at the New Hall, Tavistock, March 11th, 1871. Tavistock: Printed for the Bristol & West of England Society for Women's Suffrage, 1871. 23p. 13713. ---. "The future of Englishwomen: a reply." Nineteenth Century 4 (July-Dec. 1878): 347-57. [An answer to no. 13886.]

13714. ---. Mr. Fitzjames Stephen on the position of women. London: Macmillan, 1873. 15p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

13715. ---. "A pioneer of the movement." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 164-89. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907. [Mary Wollstonecraft.]

13716. ---. "Politics in the home." Humanitarian: a monthly review of sociological science 3 (July-Dec. 1893): 43- 49.

13717. ---. A reply to the letter of Samuel Smith, M.P. on women's suffrage. Westminster: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1892. 11p.

13718. ---. "Women in English politics." Forum [N.Y.] 14 (Sept. 1892-Feb. 1893): 452-64.

13719. ---. "Women suffrage." Contemporary Review 61 (Jan.-June 1892): 761-68.

13720. ---. "Women's suffrage: a reply." Nineteenth Century 19 (Jan.-June 1886): 740-49. [An answer to no. 13662.]

13721. ---. "Women's suffrage: a reply." National Review 11 (March 1888): 44-61. [An answer to no. 13957.]

13722. ---. Women's suffrage: a short history of a great movement. Edinburgh: T. C. & E. C. Jack, 1912. 94p. [Reprinted in 1970 by Source Book Press of New York.]

13723. ---. "Women's suffrage: a short history of a great movement (1912)." In The suffragists: towards the vote, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-92. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13724. ---. "Women's suffrage and the Franchise Bill (14 January 1884) from the Pall Mall Gazette." In The suffragists: towards the vote, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-7. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13725. ---. "The Women's Suffrage Bill: the enfranchisement of women." Fortnightly Review 51 (1889): 555-67.

13726. ---. Women's suffrage in Parliament; by Mrs Henry Fawcett and C. W. Radcliffe Cooke. Westminster: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1898. 11p.

13727. ---. The women's victory - and after: personal reminiscences, 1911-1918. London: Sidgwick & Jackson, 1920. viii, 176p. [Continues her Women's suffrage: a short history of a great movement.]

13728. Ford, Ford Madox. This monstrous regiment of women. London: Women's Freedom League, 1913? 28p.

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13729. Frodsham, George Horsfall. "The women's parliamentary franchise in practice." Nineteenth Century 74 (July-Dec. 1913): 979-87.

13730. Galsworthy, John. An appeal to the press. Women's suffrage pamphlets, 31. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 2p.

13731. ---. "Gentles, let us rest!" A paper on the position of women. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1910. 16p. [Reprinted in 1914 by F. C. Bursch of Riverside, Conn.]

13732. Garrett, Rhoda. The electoral disabilities of women: a lecture delivered in the Corn Exchange, Cheltenham, April 3rd, 1872. Cheltenham: Printed at the "Telegraph" Office, 1872. 22p.

13733. Gawthorpe, Mary E. Votes for men. 2nd ed. London: Woman's Press, 1910. 12p. [Subtitled on the first page: "How they were won".]

13734. Gay, Susan Elizabeth. A reply to Mr. Gladstone's letter on woman suffrage, addressed to him by a member of the Women's Liberal Federation. London: R. Forder, 1892. 8p.

13735. Gladstone, W. E. Female suffrage: a letter from W. E. Gladstone to Samuel Smith, M.P. London: J. Murray, 1892. 8p. [Also published in 1900 by the American Women Remonstrants to the Extension of Suffrage to Women.]

13736. Glennie, J. S. Stuart. "The Women's Suffrage Bill: the proposed subjection of women." Fortnightly Review 51 (1889): 568-78.

13737. Glover, Evelyn. "Showin' Samyel". Suffrage recitation. [S.l.: s.n.], 1914. 11p. [A monologue.]

13738. Gore-Booth, Eva. "Women and politics: a reply (1907) from the Nineteenth Century." In The rebels: Irish feminists, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-8. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13739. ---. "Women and politics: reply." Nineteenth Century 61 (Jan.-June 1907): 472-76. [An answer to no. 13963.]

13740. ---. "Women and the suffrage: a reply to Lady Lovat and Mrs Humphry Ward." Nineteenth Century 64 (July-Dec. 1908): 495-506.

13741. ---. "The women's suffrage movement among trade unionists." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 50-65. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907.

13742. Goulding, Edward. "A Tory plea for woman suffrage." Nineteenth Century 64 (July-Dec. 1908): 1025-29.

13743. Great Britain. Home Office. Suffragist women prisoners. [London: Home Office], 1909. 9p. [A confidential print providing ministers with arguments refuting "false statements" relating to women prisoners which "may be repeated during the approaching election".]

13744. Green, Alice Stopford. "Growing bureaucracy and parliamentary decline." Nineteenth Century 47 (Jan.- June 1900): 839-46.

13745. Grey, Maria Georgina Shirreff. The physical force objection to women's suffrage. London: Women's

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13746. Griggs, Edward H. "Concerning woman's suffrage. I. The pros." Englishwoman 4 (Sept. 1896-Feb. 1897): 1-8.

13747. Grove, Agnes Geraldine. The human woman. London: Smith, Elder, 1908. xiii, 227p. [Later Lady Fox Pitt-Rivers.]

13748. ---. "Objections to woman suffrage considered." Humanitarian: a monthly review of sociological science 15 (July-Dec. 1899): 90-100.

13749. ---. Objections to woman suffrage considered. London: Central Society for Women's Suffrage, [s.d]. 11p.

13750. Guest, Leslie Haden, Baron Haden-Guest. Votes for women and the public health. London: Women's Freedom League, 1913. 8p.

13751. Halford, S. H. A criticism of the woman movement from the psychological standpoint. London: Northampton Press, 1911. 8p.

13752. Hamilton, Cicely. Beware! A warning - to Suffragists. London: Published by the Artists' Suffrage League, 1908? 184p. [Reprinted in 1982 by Lejams Productions of London.]

13753. Hardie, J. Keir. "The citizenship of women: a plea for women's suffrage." In Coming men on coming questions, edited by W. T. Stead: 105-19. London: Review of Reviews, 1905.

13754. ---. The citizenship of women: a plea for women's suffrage. 4th ed. Manchester: The I.L.P. Publication Department, 1906. 15p.

13755. ---. The Labour Party and women's suffrage. London: Central Society for Women's Suffrage, 1912? 7p.

13756. ---. "Women and politics." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 78-83. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907.

13757. Harrison, Ethel B. "Are women citizens?" Positivist Review 7 (1899): 83-86.

13758. ---. The freedom of women: an argument against the proposed extension of suffrage to women. London: Watts, 1908. 55p.

13759. Harrison, Frederic. "Votes for women." In his Realities and ideals: social, political, literary and artistic: 127-41. London: Macmillan, 1908.

13760. Harrison, Jane Ellen. 'Homo Sum': being a letter to an anti-suffragist from an anthropologist. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1909? 30p.

13761. Harrison, Wilmot. Once a week: or, A fight for the franchise. An original farce, in one act. London: S. French, 1885. 16p.

13762. Hart, Heber L. Women's suffrage and national danger: a plea for the ascendancy of man. London: Alexander and Shepheard; Simpkin, Marshall, 1889. viii, 195p.

13763. ---. Women's suffrage: a national danger. London: Thomas Murby, 1913. 104p.

13764. ---. "Women's suffrage and national danger: a plea for the ascendancy of men (1889)." In The opponents: the anti-suffragists, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-201. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13765. Haslam, Thomas J. Some last words on women's suffrage. An address. Dublin: Irish Women's Suffrage and Local Government Association, 1916. 18p.

13766. ---. Women's suffrage from a masculine standpoint. Dublin: Irish Women's Suffrage and Local Government Association, 1906. 24p.

13767. Haweis, Mrs. "The vexed question - female suffrage." Great Thoughts 25 (April-Sept. 1896): 195-96.

13768. Hawke, Napier. The Premier and the suffragette: a novel. London: Henry J. Drane, 1909. 159p.

13769. Hawkes, Arthur John. The degradation of womanhood: a protest against the suffrage agitation. Being a paper read before the Bournemouth Progress Society, December, 1908. Harrogate: J. S. Symington, 1909. 24p. 13770. Healy, T. M. Votes for women. Defence at Bow Street. London: Women's Freedom League, 1912. 16p.

13771. Heitland, W. E. A letter to a lady, or a word with the female anti-suffragists. Cambridge: Elijah Johnson, 1908. 15p.

13772. Hill, Ethel, and Olga Fenton Shafer. Great Suffragists and why. Modern makers of history. London: Henry J. Drane, 1909. 237p.

13773. Hodgson, Geraldine E. The parliamentary vote and wages. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1909. 8p.

13774. Holland, Penelope. "Women's claims and men's monopolies." Humanitarian: a monthly review of sociological science 6 (Jan.-June 1895): 201-9. [Written in 1869.]

13775. Holmes, Marion. The A.B.C. of votes for women. London: Women's Freedom League, 1910. 11p. [Reprinted in 1912.]

13776. ---. "The A.B.C. of votes for women (ca 1909-1910)." In The suffragists: towards the vote, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-13. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13777. Housman, Laurence. An anti-suffrage alphabet; stencils by Alice B. Woodward, Pamela C. Smith, Ada P. Ridley and others; edited by Leonora Tyson. [S.l.]: [s.n.], 1911. 37p.

13778. ---. Articles of faith in the freedom of women. Heretical booklets. London: A. C. Fifield, 1910. 64p.

13779. ---. Articles of faith in the freedom of women. Heretical booklets. 2nd ed. London: A. C. Fifield, 1911. 64p.

13780. ---. Be law-abiding. 2nd ed. London: Woman's Freedom League, 1914. 13p.

13781. ---. The "physical force" fallacy. London: Woman's Press, 1913. 8p.

13782. ---. "The "physical force" fallacy (1913)." In The opponents: the anti-suffragists, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-10. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13783. ---. Sex-war and woman's suffrage: a lecture given ... at the large Essex Hall, May 7th, 1912. London: Woman's Freedom League, 1912? 58p.

13784. Hughes, D. M. Why I should vote. London: Catholic Women's Suffrage Society, 1918. 9p.

13785. Imeson, William E. Woman's vote. A vindication. Being a reply to Mr. Gladstone and his letter on "Female Suffrage". London: Thomas Murby, 1892. 4p. [The reply is in verse.]

13786. In a nutshell. Bristol: J. W. Arrowsmith, 1890. 20p. [In support of women's suffrage.]

13787. Jeffreys, Mrs John. England beware! Bournemouth: Nash & Co., 1908. 4p. [Against female suffrage.]

13788. Johnston, Thomas. The case for woman's suffrage and objections answered. Glasgow: The Forward Printing and Pub. Co., 1914? 15p.

13789. Jones, F. L. Wilson. A Welsh nightingale, and, A would-be suffragette. London: Digby, Long & Co., 1911. 95p. [Short-stories.]

13790. Justitia. The right of women to exercise the elective franchise. London: J. Chapman, 1855. 33p. [Possibly by Mrs Henry Davis Pochin.] 13791. Keene, Leslie. The suffrage and Lord Laxton. London: Digby, Long & Co., 1914. 320p. [A novel on women's suffrage.]

13792. Kingsford, Ninon. An essay on the admission of women to the parliamentary franchise. London: Trübner, 1868. 39p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

13793. Kingsley, Charles. Women and politics ... Reprinted from 'Macmillan's Magazine'. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1869. 24p.

13794. Kirkpatrick, J. "Women's suffrage." Atalanta 6 (Oct. 1892-Sept. 1893): 314-17. [Following the debate on 27 April 1893.]

13795. Lady in the Gallery. A letter to the Rt. Hon. John Bright, M.P. London: Printed by E. Matthews, 1876. 8p. [On his speech in the women's suffrage debate.]

13796. Lange, Helene. Die Taktik der Suffragettes. Düsseldorf: Frauenstimmrechtverband für Westdeutschland, 1913. 16p. ['The tactics of the Suffragettes'; a critical account.]

13797. Latham, Harold Reg. "Lest we forget." In Our Army in India, and Lest we forget, edited by Violet Tempest and Harold Reg Latham: 4-7. London: White Slave Abolition Publications, 1913. [On women's suffrage.]

13798. Levy, J. H. The enfranchisement of women. London: The Personal Rights Association, 1912. 16p.

13799. Lister, Thomas, 4th Baron Ribblesdale. "Rights and conditions of women." Edinburgh Review 73 (April- July 1841): 189-209.

13800. Looker-On. The home-breakers. London: Hurst & Blackett, 1913. 340p. [The spine title includes: "An antimilitant suffragist novel".]

13801. Looker-on. Women's rights as preached by women past and present. London: C. Kegan Paul, 1881. 34p.

13802. Lovat, Lady A. M. "Women and the suffrage." Nineteenth Century 64 (July-Dec. 1908): 64-73.

13803. Ludington, Helena G. The suffragette. A comedy in one act for seven females. French's Acting Edition. London: Samuel French, 1910. 30p.

13804. Lynch, E. M. A few words on women's suffrage. Reprinted, with additions by the kind permission of the proprietors, from "The Englishwoman's Review". Dublin: R. D. Webb & Son, Printers, 1873. 11, [1]p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

13805. Lyttelton, Edward. "Women's suffrage and the teaching of St. Paul." Contemporary Review 69 (Jan.-June 1896): 680-91.

13806. Lytton, Constance. 'No votes for women': a reply to some recent anti-suffrage publications. London: A. C. Fifield, 1909. 32p.

13807. Lytton, Constance, and Jane Warton. Prisons & prisoners: some personal experiences. London: Heinemann, 1914. xi, 337p. [Also published by George H. Doran of New York.]

13808. ---. Prisons & prisoners: experiences of a suffragette. Wakefield: EP Publishing, 1976. xi, 337p.

13809. ---. Prisons & prisoners, some personal experiences; with a new introduction by Midge Mackenzie. London: Virago, 1988. xiv, 337p.

13810. MacLaren, Eva Shaw. The civil rights of women. London: Women's Printing Society, 189-. 19p. 13811. Macmillan, Chrystal. And shall I have a parliamentary vote; being a description of the qualifications for the women's parliamentary and local government vote in England and Wales, Ireland and Scotland, with particulars as how to get on the register. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1918. 15p.

13812. ---. Facts versus fancies on women suffrage. London: P. S. King for the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1914. 30p.

13813. ---. The struggle for political liberty. London: Woman's Press, 1909. 14p.

13814. The man's case against giving a million votes to women. Edited from the speeches delivered in the House of Commons on the second reading of the Parliamentary Franchise (Women) Bill. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1910. 113p.

13815. The man's case for giving a million votes to women. Edited from the speeches delivered in the House of Commons on the second reading of the Parliamentary Franchise (Women) Bill. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1910. 108p.

13816. Marcus, Jane. Suffrage and the Pankhursts. Women's source library. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1987. vii, 325p. ["important articles written by the Pankhursts 1903-14.]

13817. Marshall, Emma. Thoughts on women's suffrage. Bristol: J. Arrowsmith, 1886. [2], 19, [1]p.

13818. Martyn, Elizabeth. "The case of the helots." Humanitarian: a monthly review of sociological science 4 (Jan.-June 1894): 127-37.

13819. Mason, Bertha. The story of the woman's suffrage movement. London: Sherrat & Hughes, 1912. 96p.

13820. Mathew, Arnold Harris. Woman suffrage. London: T. C. & E. C. Jack, 1907. vii, 119p.

13821. Matters, Cecil H. "Woman suffrage." Westminster Review 143 (Jan.-June 1895): 534-37.

13822. Maxse, F. A. Reasons for opposing woman suffrage. New ed. London: W. Ridgway, 1884. iv, 68p.

13823. ---. Woman suffrage, the counterfeit & the true: reasons for opposing both. London: W. Ridgway, 1877. 74p.

13824. Mayo, Isabella Fyvie. "Looking at home: a woman's reflections concerning woman's suffrage." Victorian Magazine 1 (1891-92): 631-37.

13825. McCarthy, Justin. The political enfranchisement of women. London: M. Sahud, 1890. 16p.

13826. McIlquham, Harriet. The enfranchisement of women: an ancient right, a modern need; a paper read to the Bedminster (Bristol) Champion Habitation of the Primrose League, on the 11th December, 1891. Rev. ed. Congleton: Women's Emancipation League, 1891. 18p.

13827. McLaren, Laura, Baroness Aberconway. "Better and happier". An answer from the ladies' gallery to the speeches in opposition to the Women's Suffrage Bill. 5th ed. London: T. Fisher, 1908? 46p.

13828. ---. The Prime Minister and woman's suffrage: a criticism of Mr. Asquith's speech in the debate of May 6th, 1913, on Mr. Dickinson's bill to confer the parliamentary franchise upon women. London: Grosvenor Press, 1913. 24p.

13829. McLaren, W. S. B. The political emancipation of women. London: Women's Printing Society, [s.d.]. 12p.

13830. McMillan, Margaret. "Woman in the past and future." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 106-21. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907.

13831. Meikle, Wilma. Towards a sane feminism. London: G. Richards, 1916. 168p. [Also published, in 1917, by R. M. McBride of New York.]

13832. Men's League for Women's Suffrage. The Men's League handbook on women's suffrage. Westminster: The Men's League for Women's Suffrage, 1912? 162p.

13833. M. E. S. An Englishwoman's home. London: Sampson Low, Marston, 1909. 157p. [A female anti- suffragist.]

13834. ---. Mixed herbs. A working woman's remonstrance against the suffrage movement. London: Low, 1900. 158p.

13835. Metcalfe, A. E. Woman's effort: a chronicle of British women's fifty years' struggle for citizenship (1865- 1914); with an introduction by Laurence Housman. Oxford: B. H. Blackwell, 1917. xxiii, 381p.

13836. ---. 'At last': conclusion of 'Woman's effort'. London: B. H. Blackwell, 1918. vii, 79p.

13837. Mitchell, Hannah Maria. The hard way up: the autobiography of Hannah Mitchell, suffragette and rebel; edited by Geoffrey Mitchell. London: Faber and Faber, 1968. 260p.

13838. Mollwo, Adrienne. A fair suffragette. London: Henry J. Drane, 1909. 258p. [A novel.]

13839. Morgan-Brown, Laura E. The census and woman's suffrage. London: [s.n.], [s.d.]. 4p.

13840. Morris, F. O. The rights and wrongs of women. Read before the Social Science Congress, at Newcastle, 1870. London: William Poole, 1870. 24p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

13841. Moxon, Frank. What forcible feeding means. London: The Woman's Press, [s.d]. 32p.

13842. Murray, Jessie, and Henry N. Brailsford. The treatment of the women's deputations by the Metropolitan Police. Copy of evidence collected by Dr. Jessie Murray and Mr. H. N. Brailsford, and forwarded to the Home Office by the Conciliation Committee for Women Suffrage in support of its demand for a public enquiry. London: Woman's Press, 1911. 87p.

13843. Nash, Rosalind. "Co-operator and citizen." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 66-77. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907.

13844. National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage. The recent history of woman suffrage. London: National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage, 1917. 79p.

13845. National Society for Women's Suffrage. Declaration in favour of women's suffrage, being the signatures received at the office of The Central Committee of The National Society for Women's Suffrage. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1889. 20p.

13846. ---. Report of a meeting of the London National Society for Women's Suffrage. Held at the gallery of the Architectural Society in Conduit Street, Saturday, July 17th, 1869. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1869. 34p.

13847. ---. Report of a meeting of the London National Society for Women's Suffrage held at the Hanover Square Rooms on Saturday, March 26th, 1870. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1870. 34p.

13848. ---. Report of a meeting of the London National Society for Women's Suffrage held at the Hanover Square Rooms on Monday, April 28th, 1873. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1873. 18p.

13849. National Society for Women's Suffrage. Central Committee. List of parliamentary friends of women's suffrage, April, 1889. Revised and reprinted from the Women's Suffrage Journal. London: Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1889. 12p. [Covers 1867 to 1886.]

13850. ---. Opinions of women on women's suffrage. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1879. 61p.

13851. ---. Parliamentary echoes: extracts from speeches on woman's suffrage in the House of Commons. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1896. 32p.

13852. ---. Report of a meeting held at the Hanover Square Rooms on Saturday, March 26th, 1870. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1870. 34p.

13853. ---. Report of a meeting of the London National Society for Women's Suffrage held at the Gallery of the Architectural Society in Conduit Street, Saturday, July 17th, 1869. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1869. 34p.

13854. ---. Report of a public meeting held in the Hanover Square Rooms, London, on Monday, April 28th, 1873, E. B. Eastwick, Esq., M.P., in the chair. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1873. 18p.

13855. National Society for Women's Suffrage. Central Committee, and Manchester National Society for Women's Suffrage. Opinions of leaders of religious thought on women's suffrage. Manchester: National Society for

Women's Suffrage, 1895. [30]p.

13856. ---. Opinions of leaders of religious thought on women's suffrage. 2nd ed. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1896. 28p.

13857. National Society for Women's Suffrage. Edinburgh Branch. First report of the Edinburgh branch of the National Society for Women's Suffrage. Edinburgh: H. Armour, 1868. 7p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

13858. ---. Women's suffrage. Third annual meeting in Edinburgh in Queen Street Hall, on 22d January 1872, under the auspices of the Edinburgh branch of the National Society for Women's Suffrage. London: Printed by J. Greig, 1872. 22p. [The compiler has seen the following reports published by the Branch: the 5th annual meeting, 1873 (1873); the 7th, 1874 (1874); the 8th, 1876 (1876); and the 9th, 1877 (1877).]

13859. ---. Women's suffrage: great meeting in Edinburgh in the Music Hall on 12th January 1871, under the auspices of the Edinburgh Branch of the National Society for Women's Suffrage. Edinburgh: Greig, Printer, 1871. 23p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

13860. National Society for Women's Suffrage. Manchester Branch. 6th annual report. Manchester: Ireland, printers, 1873. 54p. [The compiler has also seen the following annual reports published by the Branch: 7th (1874); 8th (1875); 9th (1876); 10th (1877); 11th (1878).]

13861. National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. 4 reasons for supporting women's suffrage. Women's suffrage pamphlets, 38. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 2p.

13862. ---. Deputation to the Prime Minister (The Rt. Hon. H. H. Asquith, M.P.) 10 Downing Street, Friday, 8th August, 1913. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1913. 31p. [Lists the delegation and includes a transcript of the discussion.]

13863. ---. General election. To the electors. Women's suffrage pamphlets, 31b. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 1p.

13864. ---. Is woman's only sphere the home. London: Vacher, 1909. 8p. 13865. ---. Lord Haldane and women's suffrage, Oxford, March 9th, 1912. Women's suffrage pamphlets, 27. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 4p.

13866. ---. The meaning of the women's movement; service versus subjection. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1913. 8p.

13867. ---. Memorial of head mistresses of girls' secondary schools. London: Vacher, 1909. 15p.

13868. ---. Opinions of Conservative leaders. London: Vacher, 1909. 8p.

13869. ---. Opinions of Liberal leaders. London: Vacher, 1909. 7p.

13870. ---. Physical force. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1909. 8p.

13871. ---. Some reasons why working women want the vote. Women's suffrage pamphlets, 34a. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 2p.

13872. ---. Some words of weight on women's suffrage. Women's suffrage pamphlets, 37. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 2p.

13873. ---. To adult suffragists. Women's suffrage pamphlets, 33. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 2p.

13874. ---. What Labour leaders think of women's suffrage: true democracy. Women's suffrage pamphlets, 37a. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1909. 2p.

13875. ---. What Liberal Cabinet ministers have said of women's suffrage. Women's suffrage pamphlets, 31a. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 2p.

13876. ---. When should women work at parliamentary elections? Women's suffrage pamphlets, 33a. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 2p.

13877. ---. Women and reconstruction: some considerations relating to the position of women after the war. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1917. 28p.

13878. ---. Women's suffrage: a survey, 1908-1912. London: Manchester and District Federation, 1912. 15p.

13879. ---. Women's suffrage deputation. Received by the Prime Minister, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, on Saturday, May 19th, 1906, at the Foreign Office. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1906. 16p.

13880. Neilans, Alison. The ballot box protest, and the trial of Mrs Chapin and Miss Neilans, at the Central Criminal Court. London: Women's Freedom League, 191-. 7, [1]p.

13881. Nevinson, Henry Wood. Women's vote and men. London: Women's Freedom League, 191-. 7, [1]p.

13882. Nevinson, Margaret Wynne Jones. Five years' struggle for freedom. A history of the suffrage movement from 1908-1912. London: Women's Freedom League, [s.d]. 16p.

13883. Newman, F. W. A lecture on women's suffrage, delivered in Bristol Athenaeum, February 24th, 1869, ..., for the Clifton & Bristol Society for Women's Suffrage. Bristol: I. Arrowsmith, 1869. 15, [1]p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

13884. ---. A lecture on women's suffrage, delivered in the Guildhall, Bath, on January 28th, 1870, His Worship the Mayor presiding. Bristol: I. Arrowsmith, 1870. 16p. 13885. Opinions of the press ... relating to the discussion on Mr. Mason's resolution. London: [s.n.], 1883. iv, 47p. [Resolution in favour of women's suffrage.]

13886. Orr, Mrs A. Sutherland. "The future of English women." Nineteenth Century 3 (Jan.-June 1878): 1010-32. [Answered by no. 13713.]

13887. Owen, Harold. Woman adrift: the menace of suffragism. London: Stanley Paul, 1911. 333p.

13888. Palliser, Edith. "The international movement for women's suffrage." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 135-39. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907.

13889. Pankhurst, Christabel. The Commons debate on woman suffrage with a reply. London: Woman's Press, 1908. 11p.

13890. ---. The importance of the vote. 8th ed. London: Woman's Press, 1913. 12p.

13891. ---. "The legal disabilities of women." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 84-

98. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907.

13892. ---. The militant methods of the N.W.S.P.U. London: Women's Press, 1908? 15, [1]p. [2nd ed. published in the same year.]

13893. ---. The parliamentary vote for women. Manchester: A. Heywood, 189? 16p.

13894. Pankhurst, Emmeline. My own story. London: Eveleigh Nash, 1914. xv, 346p. [Also published by Hearst's International Library Co. of New York; reprinted (1) in 1970 by Source Book Press of New York; (2) in 1971 by Kraus Reprint Co. of New York; (3) in 1978, with an introduction by Jill Craigie, by Virago of London; (4) in 1985 by Greenwood Press of Westport, Conn.; (5) In The Suffragettes: towards emancipation edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta, in the series "Sources of British feminism". London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1993.]

13895. ---. "The present position of the women's suffrage movement." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 42-49. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907.

13896. Pankhurst, Emmeline, Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence, and Frederick William Pethick-Lawrence Baron. Suffrage speeches from the dock. ... with a speech by Mr. Tim Healy, K.C., M.P. (counsel for the defence). Made at the conspiracy trial, Old Bailey, May 15th-22nd, 1912. London: Woman's Press, 1913. 69p.

13897. Pankhurst, Sylvia. The suffragette: the history of the woman's militant suffrage movement, 1905-1910. London: Gay & Hancock, 1911. 517p. [Also published by Sturgis & Walton of New York, and by Woman's Journal of Boston; reprinted in 1970 by Source Book Press of New York.]

13898. Parkes, Margaret Kineton. Why we resist our taxes. London: Women's Tax Resistance League, 1911. 8p.

13899. Pethick-Lawrence, Emmeline. English militant methods. New York: Political Equality Association, 1913. 6p.

13900. ---. The faith that is in us. London: The Woman's Press, 191-? 15, [1]p.

13901. Pethick-Lawrence, Frederick William, Baron. The bye-election policy of the Women's Social and Political Union. 2nd ed. London: The Woman's Press, 1909. 15, [1]p. [1st edition published in the same year.]

13902. ---. Women's fight for the vote. London: The Woman's Press, 1910. 142p.

13903. ---. Women's fight for the vote. 2nd ed. London: The Woman's Press, 1911. 151p. 13904. ---. Women's votes and wages. London: 'Votes for Women' Publishing Office, 1910. 23, [1]p.

13905. Petitions in favour of women suffrage presented to Parliament during the session of 1872. London: [s.n.], 1872. 28p. [A list.]

13906. Philipps, Nora. "The problem of the nineteenth century." Welsh Review 1 (Nov.1891-Aug. 1892): 348-58. [Reply by Eliza Orme " A commonplace correction" 467-470; rejoinder by Nora Philipps "'A commonplace correction' corrected" 670-680.]

13907. Pillans, T. Dundas. Plain truths about woman suffrage. London: Watts & Co., 1909. 11p.

13908. Pochin, Mrs Henry Davis. The right of women to exercise the elective franchise. By Justitia. London: Chapman, 1855. 33p. [Reprinted in no. 7403, vol. 6.]

13909. ---. The right of women to exercise the elective franchise ... Reprinted, for the National Society for Women's Suffrage, from a pamphlet published in 1855. Manchester: Alexander Ireland, 1873. 32p.

13910. Porritt, Annie G. The causes of the revolt of the women in England. New York: National American Woman Suffrage Association, 1912. 8p.

13911. ---. The militant suffrage movement in England. New York: National American Woman Suffrage Association, 1912. 14p.

13912. Powers, H. H. "Concerning woman's suffrage. II. The cons." Englishwoman 4 (Sept. 1896-Feb. 1897): 89- 98.

13913. Prothero, Rowland E. Women's suffrage. An address ... to a re-union of the Women's Suffrage Societies held at Bedford, on Thursday, March 14th, 1912. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1913. 14p.

13914. Queen Victoria: and women's rights. London: National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage, 1910. 1p.

13915. "Queen Victoria: and women's rights (ca.1909-1910)." In The opponents: the anti-suffragists, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13916. Reid, Marion. A plea for women: being a vindication of the importance and extent of her natural sphere of action; with remarks on recent works on the subject. Edinburgh: William Tait, 1843. x, 227p.

13917. ---. A plea for women: being a vindication of the importance and extent of her natural sphere of action; with remarks on recent works on the subject. New York: Farmer & Daggers, 1845. xxxii, 156p.

13918. ---. A plea for women. Edinburgh: Polygon, 1988. xi, 98p.

13919. ---. Women, her education and influence. New York: Fowlers & Wells, 1847. 192p. [A reprint of no. 13917.]

13920. Richardson, R. J. The rights of woman: exhibiting her natural, civil, and political claims to a share in the legislative and executive power of the state. Edinburgh; London; Manchester: John Duncan; John Cleave; A. Heywood, 1840. 23p.

13921. ---. "The rights of woman: exhibiting her natural, civil, and political claims to a share in the legislative and executive power of the state." In Chartist and anti-Chartist pamphlets: 23p. Chartism: working-class politics in the Industrial Revolution. New York; London: Garland Publishing, 1986.

13922. Roberts, Katherine. Pages from the diary of a militant suffragette. London: Garden City Press, 1911. iv, 144p.

13923. Roberts, Ursula. The cause of purity and women's suffrage. Church League for Women's Suffrage Pamphlets, 5. London: Church League for Women's Suffrage, [s.d.]. 11p.

13924. Robertson, A. I. Women's need of representation: a lecture upon the necessity of giving women the parliamentary franchise. Dublin: Richard D. Welsh, 1873. 27p.

13925. Robertson, Margaret. Working men and women's suffrage. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1913. 22p.

13926. Robins, Elizabeth. Way stations. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1913. xii, 352p. [Also published by Dodd, Mead of New York.]

13927. ---. Why? London: The Women's Writers Suffrage League, 1910. 74, [2]p.

13928. Royden, A. Maude. How women will use the vote. 2nd ed. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 14p.

13929. ---. Physical force and democracy. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 13p.

13930. ---. The true end of government. An appeal to the men of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 13p.

13931. ---. 'Votes and wages'. How women's suffrage will improve the economic position of women. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 14p.

13932. Russell, Bertrand. Anti-suffragist anxieties. London: People's Suffrage Federation, 1910. 26p.

13933. ---. "Anti-Suffragist anxieties (1910)." In The opponents: the anti-suffragists, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-26. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13934. Saint Clair, Oswald. Ladies' logic: a dialogue between a suffragette and a mere man. London: Digby, Long & Co., 1907. 80p.

13935. Salès, Mdme. "Arguments against women's suffrage answered." Modern Review 3 (Oct. 1893-April 1894): 49-56.

13936. Samuels, H. B. Woman suffrage: its dangers and delusions. London: The Author, 1910. 16p.

13937. Schirmacher, Käthe. Die Suffragettes. Weimar: A. Duncker, 1912. 156p. ['The Suffragettes'; a favourable account.]

13938. ---. Die Suffragettes. Berlin: Frauen-Clit Verlag, 1976. 156p. [A reprint of no. 13937]

13939. ---. Die Suffragettes. Frankfurt: R. Jassman Verlag, 1988. 156p. [A reprint of no. 13937]

13940. Scott, A. MacCallum. Equal pay for equal work. A woman suffrage fallacy. London: The National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage, 1912. 16p.

13941. ---. The physical force argument against woman suffrage. London: The National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage, 1912. 16p.

13942. Scott, Charles Prestwich. Women's suffrage from a liberal point of view. London: Women's Liberal Federation, 1910. 2p.

13943. Sellers, Edith. "Where women sit in Parliament." Nineteenth Century 71 (July-Dec. 1912): 167-81.

13944. Sennett, Maud Arncliffe. Make way for the Prime Minister! Eastbourne: T. R. Beckett, 1912. 24p. [Criticism of Asquith's views on women's suffrage; 2nd ed. published in the same year.]

13945. ---. Women's suffrage and parliamentary morals. 'Manifesto' by Northern Men's Federation for Women's

Suffrage (with postscript and appendix). Glasgow: Northern Men's Federation for Women's Suffrage, [s.d]. 11p. [2nd ed. published in 1916.]

13946. Shillington, Violet Mary. Women wage-earners and the vote. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1909. 1p.

13947. ---. Women wage-earners and the vote. Women's suffrage pamphlets, 32. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1912. 2p.

13948. Shore, Arabella. An answer to Mr. John Bright's speech on women's suffrage. London: Women's Printing Society, 1876. 8p.

13949. Shore, Louisa C. The citizenship of women socially considered. London: Printed by Savill, Edwards, 1874. 40p. [Reprinted, with revisions, from Westminster Review.]

13950. ---. "The emancipation of women." Westminster Review 102 (Jan.-June 1874): 137-74.

13951. Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred. The progress of the woman's suffrage movement, by Mrs Henry Sidgwick. Presidential address to the Cambridge branch of the C. & U. W. F. A. at the annual meeting on May 23rd, 1913. Cambridge: Conservative & Unionist Women's Franchise Association, 1913. 7p.

13952. Simkins, M. E. Suffrage and anti-suffrage: a woman worker's appeal. London: [s.n.], 1909. 8p.

13953. Simmonds, Nita. The house of the suffragette. London: Doherty & Co., 1911. 44p. [A short story.]

13954. Simon, Emily Maud. Positive principles for anti-suffragists. Birmingham: Cornish Brothers, 1908. 20p.

13955. ---. Women' suffrage: some sociological reasons for opposing the movement. Birmingham: Cornish Brothers, 1907. 24p. [2nd ed. published in 1908.]

13956. Smedley, Constance. "The civic rights of the married woman." In The case for women's suffrage, edited by Brougham Villiers: 99-105. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907.

13957. Smith, Goldwin. "Conservatism and female suffrage." National Review 10 (Feb. 1888): 735-52. [Answered by no. 13721.]

13958. ---. "Female suffrage." Macmillan's Magazine 30 (May-Oct. 1874): 139-50. [Answered by no. 13647.]

13959. Smith, Sidney. The enfranchisement of women, the law of the land. Manchester; London: A. Ireland; Trübner, 1879. 31p.

13960. Smith, Sybil. For and against: a conversation on the subject of woman's suffrage. London: The Woman's Press, 1913. 96p. [2nd ed. published in the same year.]

13961. Snoad, Warner. "A plea for justice." Westminster Review 138 (July-Dec. 1892): 52-56.

13962. Stephen, Caroline E. "A consultative chamber for women." Nineteenth Century 64 (July-Dec. 1908): 1018- 28.

13963. ---. "Women and politics." Nineteenth Century 61 (Jan.-June 1907): 227-36. [Answered by no . 13739.]

13964. Stopes, Charlotte Carmichael. The constitutional basis of women's suffrage. Edinburgh: Darien Press, 1908.

15p.

13965. ---. "Unequal justice to women." Humanitarian: a monthly review of sociological science 9 (July-Dec. 1896): 441-48.

13966. ---. British freewomen: their historical privilege. London: S. Sonnenschein, 1894. 144p. [On their rights of franchise.]

13967. ---. British freewomen: their historical privilege. London: S. Sonnenschein, 1894. viii, 196p. [An enlarged edition.]

13968. ---. British freewomen: their historical privilege. 4th ed. London; New York: S. Sonnenschein; Scribner, 1909. x, 245p.

13969. Strachey, Ray. Women's suffrage and women's service: the history of the London and National Society for Women's Service. London: London and National Society for Women's Service, 1927. 36p.

13970. Suffragette. The Representation of the People Bill, 1917. London: W. Godbold, 1917. 11p.

13971. A suffragette's love-letters. London: Chatto & Windus, 1907. 159p. [A novel.]

13972. Swanwick, Helena. The future of the women's movement. London: G. Bell, 1913. xx, 208p.

13973. ---. The future of the women's movement. 2nd rev. ed. ed. London: G. Bell, 1914. xx, 208p.

13974. ---. "The future of the women's movement (1913)." In The suffragists: towards the vote, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-226. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13975. 'The Tablet' on woman's suffrage and Expressions of opinion on woman's suffrage, by Cardinal Moran and Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster. London: National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, 1909. 7p.

13976. Taylor, Harriet and John Stuart Mill. "Enfranchisement of women." Westminster Review 55 (April-July 1851): 289-311. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index to Harriet Taylor and her husband, John Stuart Mill.]

13977. ---. Enfranchisement of women. By Mrs Stuart Mill. Reprinted from the 'Westminster Review' for July 1851. London: Trübner, 1868. 22p.

13978. ---. "The enfranchisement of women [1851]." In The disenfranchised: the fight for the suffrage, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-37. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1993.

13979. Taylor, Helen. The claim of Englishwomen to the suffrage constitutionally considered. London: Trübner, 1867. 16p. [Reprinted from the Westminster Review.]

13980. ---. "The claim of Englishwomen to the suffrage." In The lawes resolutions of womens rights. On some supposed constitutional restraints, Thomas Anstey; The claim of Englishwomen to the suffrage, Helen Taylor: 48. Classics of English legal history in the modern era. New York: Garland Pub., 1978.

13981. ---. "The ladies' petition." Westminster Review 87 (Jan-April 1867): 63-79. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

13982. Taylor, I. E. Stilwell. The latter days. London: H. R. Allenson, 1914. 70p.

13983. ---. The suffrage movement from its evolutionary aspect. London: Swan Sonnenschein & Co., 1910. 34p.

13984. Thomas, Bertha. "Latest intelligence from the Planet Venus." Fraser's Magazine 90 (July-Dec. 1874): 763- 66.

13985. ---. Latest intelligence from the Planet Venus. Reprinted, by permission, from Fraser's Magazine. Manchester: A. Ireland and Co., Printers, 1875? 10p. [Reprinted in 1877.]

13986. ---. "Latest intelligence from the Planet Venus (1871)." In The suffragists: towards the vote, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-10. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13987. Tindall, Isabella M. Woman's suffrage from an anti-suffrage point of view. London: E. Culverwell, [s.d]. 15p.

13988. Tod, Isabelle M. S. Women and the new franchise bill. Belfast: [s.n.], 1884. 11p.

13989. ---. Women's suffrage: a liberal view of the situation. London: J. Bale, 1884. 12p. [Reprinted from The Englishwomen's Review.]

13990. The trial of the suffragette leaders. London: Woman's Press, 1908. 48p. [Trial of Emmeline Pankhurst, Christabel Pankhurst and Flora Drummond.]

13991. Turner, Edward Raymond. "The women's suffrage movement in England." American Political Science Review 7 (1913): 588-609.

13992. Villiers, Brougham. The case for women's suffrage. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1907. 220p. [A pseudonym for J. F. Shaw.]

13993. Ward, Mary A. "An appeal against women's suffrage." Nineteenth Century 25 (Jan.-June 1889): 781-85. [See p. 788 for a request by James Knowles for more signatories to the appeal.]

13994. ---. Woman's National Anti-Suffrage League: speech by Mrs Humphrey Ward. London: Woman's National Anti-Suffrage League, 1908. 3p.

13995. ---. "Woman's National Anti-Suffrage League (1908)." In The opponents: the anti-suffragists, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-3. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

13996. Webb, Alfred. "The propriety of conceding the elective franchise to women." Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland 4 (1864-68): 455-61.

13997. Wedgwood, Julia. "Female suffrage in its influence on married life." Contemporary Review 20 (June-Oct. 1872): 360-70.

13998. Wilson, Richard Middlewood. Wife, mother, voter. Her vote. What will she do with it? London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1918. xi, 13-92p.

13999. Woman. The general election. London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1885? 20p.

14000. Woman suffrage. Edinburgh: H. Armour & Co., printers, 1877. 4p. 14001. A women's suffrage calendar. 1886-1899. 14 vols. Bristol; London: J. W. Arrowsmith; Simpkin, Marshall, 1885-1898. [A diary, with facts relating to the movement for women's suffrage; edited by Helen Blackburn.]

14002. Women's suffrage. Great meeting in Edinburgh in the Music Hall on 12th January 1871, under the auspices of the Edinburgh branch of the National Society for Women's Suffrage. Edinburgh: Printed by John Grieg, 1871. 22, [2]p.

14003. Women's Suffrage Journal. Vols 1-21; March 1870-August 1890. 21 vols. London; Manchester: Tübner; A. Ireland, 1870-1890. [A monthly journal, first issued by the Manchester National Society for Women's Suffrage; edited by Lydia Ernestine Becker.]

14004. Women's Freedom League. The Commons on the women's bill. London: Women's Freedom League, 191-. 12p.

14005. ---. Votes for women. What to do and how to do it. London: Women's Freedom League, [s.d]. 8p.

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14007. Wright, A. E. Suffrage fallacies: Sir Almroth Wright on 'Militant Hysteria': a letter reprinted from "The Times" of Thursday, March 28, 1912. London: [s.n.], 1912. 14p.

14008. ---. "The unexpurgated case against woman suffrage (1913)." In The opponents: the anti-suffragists, edited by Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta: 1-100. Sources of British feminism. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1995.

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House of Lords Reform

14011. Allen, John. "House of Lords." Edinburgh Review 60 (July 1834-Jan 1835): 24-37. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; on life peerages.]

14012. ---. "Lord Mahon's 'History of England' - reform of the House of Lords." Edinburgh Review 64 (Oct. 1836- Jan 1837): 232-54. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14013. Atherley-Jones, L. A. "Lord Rosebery's enterprise against the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 36 (July-Dec. 1894): 837-45.

14014. Bagehot, Walter. "The contemplated abolition of proxies." In The collected works of Walter Bagehot, edited by Norman St. John-Stevas. Vol. 6: 383-86. London: Economist, 1974. [Reprinted from the Economist 25 (17 August 1867): 928-29.]

14015. Bartram, Richard. "The House of Lords: can it be reformed?" British Quarterly Review 80 (July-Oct. 1884): 339-52. [?Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14016. Beaumont, T. W. "Conduct of the government: peerage reform." British and Foreign Review 3 (July-Dec. 1836): 603-19. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14017. Beesly, Edward Spencer. "The House of Lords." Positivist Review 1 (1893): 24-28.

14018. ---. "A second chamber." Positivist Review 1 (1893): 59-63.

14019. ---. "A strong second chamber." Fortnightly Review 64 (1895): 161-69.

14020. ---. A strong second chamber. London: Wm. Reeves, 1907. 15p.

14021. Blake, Francis. Peers 'all alike'. What do ministers now think of an elective House of Lords. London: James Ridgway, 1838. 25, [1]p.

14022. Bourne, H. R. Fox. The House of Lords ... London: J. P. Fuller, 1881. 79p.

14023. Brabazon, Reginald, 12th Earl of Meath. "How to 'mend' the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 37 (Jan.- June 1895): 195-205.

14024. ---. "How to 'mend' the House of Lords." In his Thoughts on imperial and social subjects: 16-35. London: Wells Gardner, Darton, 1906.

14025. ---. "Shall Indian princes sit in the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 35 (Jan.-June 1894): 710-16.

14026. ---. "Shall Indian princes sit in the House of Lords." In his Thoughts on imperial and social subjects: 3-15. London: Wells Gardner, Darton, 1906.

14027. ---. "The true reform of the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 21 (Jan.-June 1887): 119-23.

14028. Bradlaugh, Charles. How are we to abolish the Lords? London: Freethought Publishing Co., 1884. 8p.

14029. Brodrick, William St. John et al. "The House of Lords: an unfair penalty on peers." Nineteenth Century 35 (Jan.-June 1894): 525-38. [Argues that peers should be allowed to sit in the Commons.]

14030. Brodrick, William St. John. "A reform of the House of Lords." National Review 3 (March-Aug. 1884): 415- 24.

14031. Brown, William H. The House of Lords. London: The Author, 1886. 19p.

14032. Bryce, James. "Do we need a second chamber?" Contemporary Review 46 (July-Dec. 1884): 718-38.

14033. Burt, Thomas. "The House of Lords: a dangerous anachronism." Nineteenth Century 35 (Jan.-June 1894): 547-52.

14034. Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury. "Constitutional revision." National Review 20 (Sept. 1892-Feb. 1893): 289-300. [See also the letter from E. S. Robertson: 573-74.]

14035. ---. "Lord Rosebery's plan." National Review 24 (Sept. 1894-Feb. 1895): 450-59. [Reprinted in Living Age 6th ser., 5 (1895): 47-54.]

14036. Charley, W. T. 'Mending' and 'Ending'; a reply to Mr. Andrew Reid's 'House of Lords Question'. London:

Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, 1900. iv, 105p.

14037. C. H. C. H. A peerless Parliament; or the House of Commons sense. London; Edinburgh: Hamilton, Adams; John Menzies, 1885. 36p.

14038. Clarke, William. "The House of Lords." Contemporary Review 76 (July-Dec. 1899): 333-46.

14039. Coleridge, Bernard John Seymour, 2nd Baron Coleridge. How to deal with the House of Lords: a lecture delivered at the National Liberal Club, under the auspices of the Political Committee, 1898. London: [s.n.], 1898. 11p.

14040. Commoner. The House of Lords. London: Herbert Sinclair, 1894. 20p.

14041. ---. A vindication of the House of Lords, and the titled aristocracy of the United Kingdom. London: Roake and Varty, 1835. 46p.

14042. ---. A vindication of the House of Lords, and the titled aristocracy of the United Kingdom. 2nd ed. London: Roake and Varty, 1836. 62p.

14043. Coutts-Nevill, Francis Burdett Money, 5th Baron Latymer. "Birthright." In his Ventures in thought: 74-78. London: John Lane, 1915.

14044. Curzon, George N. "A purified British senate: the 'status quo'." National Review 11 (March-Aug. 1888): 115-34.

14045. ---. "The reconstruction of the House of Lords: the 'modus operandi'." National Review 11 (March-Aug. 1888): 153-75.

14046. Davidson, John Morrison. "House of Lords; useless, dangerous, ought to be abolished!" In Politics for the people. (First series): 71-80. Bellamy Library, 11. London: William Reeves, 1902.

14047. ---. "Second chambers." In Politics for the people. (First series): 30-39. Bellamy Library, 11. London: William Reeves, 1902.

14048. Delaploc, J. G. The House of Lords. London: R. Clay, Sons, and Taylor, 1883. 28p.

14049. Denison, George Anthony. Why should the bishops continue to sit in the House of Lords? 2nd ed. London: Joseph Masters, 1851. 40p. [Three editions published in 1851; third edition not seen.]

14050. ---. Why should the bishops continue to sit in the House of Lords? London: James Parker, 1877. 48p. [Reprinted from the 3rd edition of 1851; with a prefatory note.]

14051. Dicey, A. V. "The constitutional question: Unionists and the House of Lords." National Review 24 (Sept. 1894-Feb. 1895): 690-704.

14052. Dilke, Charles W. "Against reformed upper houses." Subjects of the Day 4 (Feb. 1891): 96-103.

14053. Dodd, J. T. Can the country reform the House of Lords without its "voluntary assent"? Edinburgh: [s.n.], 1898. 28p.

14054. Dunckley, Henry. Our hereditary legislators: six letters on the House of Lords. By "Verax". Specially revised. Manchester: National Reform Union, 1882. 32p. [Reprinted from the Manchester Weekly Times.]

14055. Elliot, Arthur. "Counterfeit revolution." Edinburgh Review 181 (Jan.-April 1895): 227-52.

14056. "Ending the House of Lords." Progressive Review 2 (1897): 97-109.

14057. Fair, John D. "House of Lords reform, 1917-1918." In his British interparty conferences: a study of the procedure of conciliation in British politics, 1867-1921: 182-97. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1980.

14058. F. H. D. Thoughts on the House of Lords. By farmer's son. London: R. W. Edwards, 1872. 64p.

14059. Franc-Coes, Omero. Peerage, primogeniture, and aristocracy of England, or, A plan to dispose of these subjects so as to serve government, people, and aristocracy in a manner much more safe, expeditious, and beneficial than that imagined by Messrs. Tomkins, Jenkins, and Winterbottom: in a series of letters. London: J. Hearne, 1835. 48p.

14060. Freeman, Edward A. "The House of Lords." Fortnightly Review 39 (1883): 233-49.

14061. ---. "The House of Lords and the county councils." Fortnightly Review 49 (1888): 589-604.

14062. ---. "Reform of the House of Lords." Contemporary Review 46 (July-Dec. 1884): 465-87.

14063. Fullarton, R. W. Macleod. "The Second Chamber." Juridical Review 6 (1894): 257-63.

14064. Geffcken, Friedrich Heinrich. "Reform of the House of Lords." In his The British Empire: 293-312. London: Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, 1889.

14065. Goldsmid, Francis Henry. A scheme of peerage reform, with reasons for the scheme. By the Youngest of the Tompkinses. London: Relfe and Fletcher, 1835. 35p.

14066. G. R. Evils of a hereditary aristocracy. London: E. Truelove, 1870. 8p. [Reprinted from the National Reformer, Nov. 14, 1869.]

14067. Greg, Percy. "The future of the peerage." Fortnightly Review 42 (1884): 728-37.

14068. Grenfell, W. H. "Concerning the question of the House of Lords and socialism." Pall Mall Magazine 5 (Jan.-April 1895): 671-83.

14069. Haldane, R. B. "The constitutional question: Lord Salisbury and the House of Lords." National Review 24 (Sept. 1894-Feb. 1895): 705-16. [See also the letter from Alfred Lyttelton: 863-64.]

14070. Halkett, C. H. Craigie. A peerless Parliament; or, the House of Commons sense. London: Hamilton Adams, 1885. 36p. [Signed C. H. C. H.]

14071. Harden, Bernard. "An opportunity lost at Leeds." Scots Magazine 14 (June-Nov. 1894): 231-35. [Conference at Leeds on Lords reform.]

14072. Hay, Charles Gore, 20th Earl Erroll. "The House of Lords and universal service." Nineteenth Century 66 (July-Dec. 1909): 293-97.

14073. Herbert, George Robert Charles, 32nd Earl of Pembroke. "Conservative reform of the House of Lords." Subjects of the Day 4 (Feb. 1891): 47-53.

14074. ---. "Reform of the House of Lords." Nineteenth Century 17 (Jan.-June 1885): 237-48.

14075. ---. "The reform of the House of Lords." Universal Review 1 (May-Aug. 1888): 100-107.

14076. Hereditary seats in the House of Lords unconstitutional, except by the tenure of land baronies. London: J. Ridgway, 1837. 32p.

14077. Heygate, Frederick William. "An elected peerage." National Review 5 (March-Aug. 1885): 576-80.

14078. Hinc Solon. The House of Lords: as it is and as it should be. Thoughts for thinkers. London: W. Reeves, 1890. 14p.

14079. Historical Scientist. "British constitution versus evolution." Westminster Review 144 (July-Dec. 1895): 393- 400.

14080. Hobson, J. A. "A new way with the Lords." Independent Review 6, no. 22 (July 1905): 57-73.

14081. Hopkins, John Baker. "The House of Lords." Tinsley's Magazine 38 (Jan.-June 1886): 324-31. [Against reform.]

14082. Houfe, Charles A. The question of the Houses. London: A. Constable, 1895. 130p. [On the House of Lords and the House of Commons.]

14083. "The House of Lords." Journal of Jurisprudence 32 (1888): 240-47.

14084. "The House of Lords: a constitutional question." Pump Court 2 (1884-85): 41-42.

14085. "The House of Peers." Westminster Review 23 (July-Oct. 1835): 509-18. [On Roebuck's pamphlet in no. 14115.]

14086. Ignotus. A letter to the Lords, on the present state of the democratic principle. London: T. Hatchard, 1851. 40p.

14087. Kebbel, T. E. "The House of Lords: its abolition." Nineteenth Century 15 (Jan.-June 1884): 217-27.

14088. Keene, H. G. "The British House of Lords." Calcutta Review 105 (July-Oct. 1897): 88-92.

14089. Kent, C. B. Roylance. "The question of a second chamber: the House of Lords since the Reform Act." Fortnightly Review 63 (1895): 14-26.

14090. Kettle, John. Lord Melbourne, and the House of Lords. London: Printed for the author by E. Gladwin, 1841. 19p. [An attack on Melbourne and on the Lords, cast in the form of a drama.]

14091. Leach, Arthur F. "The House of Lords." Fortnightly Review 38 (July-Dec. 1882): 358-75.

14092. Le Mesurier, T. A. "A reformed House of Lords." Westminster Review 143 (Jan.-June 1895): 413-17.

14093. "Life peerages." Fraser's Magazine 83 (Jan.-June 1871): 407-18.

14094. "Life peerages." New Monthly Magazine 4th ser., 1 (1872): 51-58.

14095. A looking-glass for the Chartists, or peer and peasant rightly considered. London: C. Mitchell, 1841? 43p.

[On Lords reform.]

14096. "The Lords on themselves: schemes of the Earl of Reading and the Marquis of Salisbury." Subjects of the Day 4 (Feb. 1891): 43-46.

14097. L. W. H. The House of Lords and the lands of the peers: some facts why the peers should cease to be hereditary legislators of the country and return the national lands to the Crown and People, with mesne profits. London: Freethought Publishing Co., 1884. 32p.

14098. Mackenzie, A. An address on the House of Lords. Croydon: Ward, 1882. 22p. [A lecture to the Croydon Socratic Society.]

14099. MacNeill, J. G. Swift. "The question of a second chamber: a short way with the House of Lords." Fortnightly Review 63 (1895): 1-14.

14100. Meekins, Thomas C. Mossom. Are peerage for life legal and constitutional? Letter to Right Hon. the Earl of Derby. London: John Camden Hotten; Bell and Daldy, 1856. 16p.

14101. Mills, Arthur. "Is the House of Lords worth preserving?" Fortnightly Review 46 (July-Dec. 1886): 91-97.

14102. Moulton, J. Fletcher. "The House of Lords: a plea for deliberation." Contemporary Review 67 (Jan.-June 1895): 153-67.

14103. Newman, Arthur E. T. "The supremacy of the House of Commons." New Century Review 7 (Jan.-June 1900): 205-11.

14104. Northcote, Walter Stafford, 2nd Earl of Iddesleigh. "The constitutional question: an analysis of the agitation." National Review 24 (Sept. 1894-Feb. 1895): 685-89. [Lords reform.]

14105. Palmer, William Waldegrave, 2nd Earl of Selborne. "The House of Lords: the bitter cry of the eldest sons." National Review 11 (March-Aug. 1888): 441-45. [Written under the name of Viscount Wolmer.]

14106. "Peers' eldest sons on the reform of the House of Lords." National Review 11 (March-Aug. 1888): 297-99.

14107. Phillimore, J. G. "Peerages for life." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 79 (Jan.-June 1856): 362-69. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14108. Publius. The House of Lords: what shall we do with it? London: Watts, 1880. 8p.

14109. The radical peerage; or The Lords as they are. London: Effingham Wilson, 1834. 26p.

14110. Rathbone, William. Reform in parliamentary business: House of Lords. With a letter from the Rt. Hon. Sir T. Dyke Acland, Bart., M.P. London: Chapman & Hall, 1884. 24p.

14111. Reform of the Lords: or, the re-organization of that 'august body' by laying aside and discontinuing that assumption of prerogative which is eversive [sic] of the constitution. London: Printed for the Author, 1840. 14p.

14112. "Reform of the Upper House." British Review 3 (July-Sept. 1913): 144-47.

14113. Remarks on the proposition to remodel the House of Lords; with an address to the peers of Great Britain; extracted from the Leeds Mercury of October 10th and 24th, 1835. London: James Ridgway, 1835. 24p.

14114. Robertson, J. M. "Why have a second chamber?" Free Review 3 (Oct. 1894-March 1895): 193-209.

14115. Roebuck, J. A. The evils of a House of Lords. By J. A. Roebuck. Mr. Spring Rice and the tax on knowledge, with a postscript on the French King and the press. By H. S. Chapman. Matchless constitution. By T. Falconer. London: C. Ely, 1835. 16p. [Reprinted in Roebuck's Pamphlets for the people, vol. 1. London: C. Ely, 1836.]

14116. ---. A letter to Mr. Daniel O'Connell, Esq. M.P., on peerage reform. By J. A. Roebuck. Crusade against the unstamped - Mr Broughton's decision. By H. S. Chapman. London: C. Ely, 1835. 16p. [Reprinted in Roebuck's Pamphlets for the people, vol. 1. London: C. Ely, 1836.]

14117. ---. The municipal elections. By J. A. Roebuck. The whole art and mystery of peerage scheming. By H. S. Chapman. London: Published by Charles Ely, 1835. 16p.

14118. ---. Of what use is the House of Lords? By J. A. Roebuck. Persecution of the unstamped press. By J. A. Roebuck. London: C. Ely, 1835. 16p. [Reprinted in Roebuck's Pamphlets for the people, vol. 1. London: C. Ely, 1836.]

14119. Root, J. W. A reconstructed House of Lords. Radix series. London: J. W. Root, 1910. 24p.

14120. Sickel, Walter S. "'Possumus'; or, the constitutional aspect of the House of Lords." National Review 4 (Sept. 1884-Feb 1885): 283-88.

14121. Smith, Goldwin. "The House of Lords: reform by 'resolution'." Nineteenth Century 35 (Jan.-June 1894): 539-46.

14122. ---. "Reform the House of Lords?" Contemporary Review 71 (Jan.-June 1897): 511-16.

14123. ---. "Why not the Lords too?" Fraser's Magazine 61 (Jan.-June 1860): 290-300. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14124. Smith, Philip Vernon. The House of Lords and the nation. 5th ed. London: England Office, 1884. 40p.

14125. Spalding, T. A. The House of Lords. "An anomaly and a danger". London: Published by the "Eighty Club", 1894. 40p.

14126. Spender, Harold. The House of Lords: who they are, and what they have done. London: Liberal Publication Department, 1895. 46p. [Liberal attack on the House of Lords.]

14127. Steere, William. The resolution of the House of Lords versus the constitution. London: Privately printed, 1856. 23p. [On life peerages.]

14128. Strachey, John St. Loe. "Peers and the House of Commons." Contemporary Review 61 (Jan.-June 1892): 725-31. [Argues that a member of the Commons who succeeds to a peerage should be allowed to retain his seat in the Commons.]

14129. Sussex Peer. Drifting towards the breakers! London; Brighton: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent; J. Beal, 1895. ix, 197p.

14130. Thwaite, Benjamin Howarth. The electoral government of Greater Britain: a suggestion. London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co., 1895. 27p. [The House of Lords to be replaced by a senate.]

14131. Traill, H. D. "Lords and Commons: a dialogue." National Review 23 (March-Aug. 1894): 742-54.

14132. Trevelyan, Charles P. "The future and the House of Lords." Independent Review 4 (Oct. 1904-Jan 1905): 219-28.

14133. Waddie, Charles. "Reform of the House of Lords." Scots Magazine 13 (1894): 367-70.

14134. Wallace, Alfred R. "How to preserve the House of Lords." Contemporary Review 65 (Jan.-June 1894): 114- 22.

14135. ---. "A representative House of Lords." In his Studies scientific and social. Vol. 2: 223-34. London: Macmillan, 1900. [A reprint of no. 14134.]

14136. Wallace, Robert. "A sham crusade." National Review 24 (Sept. 1894-Feb 1895): 355-65. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; Liberals v. House of Lords.]

14137. Waters, Sampson. Knaresborough Castle; with introduction on the feudal system, reform of the House of Lords, socialism, the referendum and cabinet reform. Bristol: Printed and published by St. Stephen's Printing Works, 1915. 218p.

14138. Webb, Sidney. The reform of the House of Lords. Fabian Tract, 183. London: Butterworths, 1917. 15p. 14139. Williams, Charles William. Considerations on the release of the bishops from the House of Lords. London: [s.n.], 1876. 4p.

14140. Worsey, F. W. The nation's debt to the House of Lords. London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, 1896. 14p.

14141. Wyndham-Quin, Windham Thomas, 4th Earl of Dunraven. "The House of Lords: its reform." Nineteenth Century 15 (Jan.-June 1884): 200-216.

14142. X. A few plain words about the House of Lords. Reprinted from the Birmingham Daily Post. I. What is the House of Lords. II. What have the Peers done. III. The future of Peers. Birmingham: National Liberal Federation, 1884. 24p.

14143. Young, Charles. 'The time is come!', or, Thoughts upon the present position of the House of Lords. Sheffield: E. M. Charles, 1835. 16p.

Constituency Studies

14144. Aydelotte, William O. "Constituency influence on the British House of Commons, 1841-1847." In his The history of parliamentary behavior: 225-46. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1977.

14145. ---. "Constituency influence upon Parliament in the 1840's." Albion 4 (1972): 47-48.

14146. Barron, Arthur, and Alfred Austin. Reports of cases of controverted elections in the fourteenth Parliament of the United Kingdom. London; Dublin: S. Sweet; Hodges & Smith, 1844. xvi, 685p.

14147. Barrow, Tony. "The Labour Representation Committee Conference at Newcastle upon Tyne 1903." In Working class politics in North East England, edited by Maureen Callcott and Raymond Challinor: 38-46. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: North East Labour History Society, 1983.

14148. Bernstein, George L. "Liberalism and the progressive alliance in the constituencies, 1900-1914: three case studies." Historical Journal 26 (1983): 617-40. [Norwich; Leeds; Leicester.]

14149. Cockburn, A. J. E., and William Carpenter Rowe. Cases of controverted elections determined in the eleventh Parliament of the United Kingdom, being the first session after the passing of the Reform Acts. Vol. 1. London: Saunders & Benning, 1833. vii, 583p. [All published.]

14150. Coltman, Francis Joseph. Reports of cases determined on appeal from the decisions of the revising barristers in the Common Pleas and Queen's Bench divisions of the High Court of Justice, and on appeal therefrom in the Court of Appeal. London: Stevens, 1886. x, 512p.

14151. Cox, Gary Walter. "Party and constituency in Victorian Britain." Ph.D., California Institute of Technology, 1983.

14152. Davies, Joseph J. "Electoral blackmailing." National Review 16 (Sept. 1890-Feb. 1891): 50-54. [Constituency studies.]

14153. Dawson, Anthony M. "Politics in Devon and Cornwall, 1900-31." Ph.D., University of London, 1991.

14154. Dunbabin, J. P. D. "Some implications of the 1885 British shift towards single-member constituencies: a note." English Historical Review 109 (1994): 89-100.

14155. Eddis, F. E. "Absurdities of the Registration Bill." National Review 21 (March-Aug. 1893): 557-62.

14156. Falconer, Thomas, and Edward H. Fitzherbert. Cases of controverted elections, determined in committees of the House of Commons, in the second Parliament of the reign of Queen Victoria, being the third Parliament since the passing of the acts for the amendment of the Representation of the People. London: Saunders & Benning, 1839. viii, xxvi, 718p.

14157. Gash, Norman. "The influence of the Crown at Windsor and Brighton in the elections of 1832, 1835, and 1837." English Historical Review 54 (1939): 653-63.

14158. Hargreaves, John. "The new urban constituencies of 1867." Local Historian 13 (1978-79): 416-24.

14159. Jaggard, Edwin. "Managers and agents: Conservative party organisation in the 1850s." Parliamentary History 28 (2008): 7-18.

14160. Knapp, Jerome William, Edward Ombler, and Thomas Falconer. Cases of controverted elections in the twelfth Parliament of the United Kingdom, being the Second Parliament since the passing of acts for the amendment of the representation of the people. London: S. Sweet, V. & R. Stevens, A. Maxwell, 1837. x, 497p. [Text completed by Thomas Falconer.]

14161. Lane, Andrew. "The development of democracy as a political ideal in the second half of the 19th century, with special reference to Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire and Co. Durham." Ph.D., University of Durham, 1993.

14162. Lewis, Samuel. View of the representative history of England, with engraved plans, shewing the electoral divisions of the several counties, and the former and present boundaries of the cities and boroughs. London: Published by S. Lewis, 1840. viii, 83p. [Includes 116 plates.]

14163. Lutwyche, Alfred J. P. Reports of cases argued and determined in the Court of Common Pleas, on appeal from the decisions of the revising barristers, from Michaelmas term, 7 Vict [to Michaelmas term, 17 Vict.,

both inclusive]. 2 vols. London: W. Benning, 1847-1854.

14164. Macray, James. "Chaos in the constituencies as observed during a political tour." New Century Review 3 (Jan.-June 1898): 224-28.

14165. Millin, G. F. "The cost of a parliamentary seat." New Liberal Review 2 (Aug. 1901-Jan. 1902): 410-18.

14166. Moore, D. C. The politics of deference: a study of the mid-nineteenth-century English political system. Hassocks: Harvester Press, 1976. 529p.

14167. ---. "Social structure, political structure and public opinion in mid-Victorian Britain." In Ideas and institutions of Victorian Britain: essays in honour of George Kitson Clark, edited by Robert Robson: 20-57. London: G. Bell, 1967.

14168. Moore, James R. "The transformation of urban Liberalism: Liberal politics in Leicester and Manchester, 1885-1895." Ph.D., University of Manchester, 1999.

14169. Morgan-Browne, H. "The value of a vote." Windsor Magazine 12 (June-Nov. 1900): 653-57. [Comparison of constituencies.]

14170. Nossiter, T. J. "Aspects of electoral behavior in English constituencies, 1832-1868." In Mass politics: studies in political sociology, edited by Erik Allardt and Stein Rokkan: 160-89. London: Collier- Macmillan, 1970.

14171. ---. Influence, opinion and political idioms in reformed England: case studies from the North-East 1832- 74. Hassocks: Harvester, 1975. xii, 255p. [Also published by Barnes & Noble Books of New York.]

14172. Peckwell, Robert Henry. Cases of controverted elections, in the second Parliament of the United Kingdom: begun and holden Aug 31, 1802. 2 vols. London: J. Butterworth, 1805-1806. [The title of vol. 2 adds ":dissolved 24 Oct. 1806".]

14173. Perry, Henry James, and Jerome William Knapp. Cases of controverted elections in the eleventh Parliament of the United Kingdom, being the first Parliament since the passing of the acts for the amendment of the representation of the people. London: J. & W. T. Clarke, 1833. xx, 621p.

14174. Radice, P. K. V. "Identification, interests and influence: voting behaviour in four English constituencies in the decade after the Great Reform Act." Ph.D., University of Durham, 1993.

14175. Richards, Eric. "The social and electoral influence of the Trentham interest, 1800-1860." Midland History 3 (1975-76): 116-48. [In Shropshire and Staffordshire.]

14176. Rix, Kathryn. "'Go out into the highways and the hedges': the diary of Michael Sykes, Conservative political lecturer, 1895 and 1907-8." Parliamentary History 20 (2001): 209-31.

14177. ---. "Hidden workers of the party: the professional Liberal agents, 1885-1910." Journal of Liberal History 52 (Autumn 2006): 4-14.

14178. Roberts, Matthew. Political movements in urban England, 1832-1914. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009. vii, 231p.

14179. Roberts, Michael. "Lord Charles Somerset and the 'Beaufort influence'." Archives Year Book for South African History 14, no. 2 (1951): 1-34. [1825-30.]

14180. Russell, George W. E. "M. P. or delegate?" In his Politics and personalities: 53-60. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1917. [Constitutional relations between the M.P. and his constituency.]

14181. Salmon, Philip. Electoral reform at work: local politics and national parties, 1832-1841. Royal Historical Society Studies in History. New series. London: Royal Historical Society/Boydell, 2002. x, 302p.

14182. Schonhardt-Bailey, Cheryl. "Linking constituency interests to legislative voting behaviour: the role of district economic and electoral composition in the repeal of the corn laws." Parliamentary History 13 (1994): 86-118.

14183. Smalley, G. W. "The House of Commons and the constituencies." In his London letters and some others. Vol. 2: 220-26. London: Macmillan, 1890.

14184. Smith, C. Lacey. Registration cases. Reports of cases argued and determined on appeal from the decisions of the revising barristers in the King's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, and on appeal therefrom in the Court of Appeal. From Michaelmas sittings, 1895, to Michaelmas sittings, 1905, both inclusive. With an appendix containing notes of cases decided in the Scotch and Irish courts. 3 vols. London: Stevens, 1906-1915. [Only part 1 of Vol. 3 published.]

14185. Taylor, Benjamin. "The value of a vote." Temple Bar 125 (Jan.-June 1902): 167-77.

14186. Tregidga, Garry H. "The Liberal Party in South-West England, 1929-1959." Ph.D., University of Exeter, 1995.

14187. Watson, M. I. "The cotton trade unions and Labour representation in the late nineteenth century." Northern History 20 (1984): 207-16.

14188. Wolferstan, Francis Stafford Pipe, and Edward L'Estrange Dew. Reports of the decisions of committees of the House of Commons in the trial of controverted elections, during the seventeenth Parliament of the United Kingdom. Vol. 1. London: V. & R. Stevens and G. S. Norton, 1859. xiii, 252p. [Only vol. published.]

14189. Woolley, S. F. "The comparative study of parliamentary representation in the new borough constituencies created in 1832." M.A., University of London, 1937.

14190. Wright, Robert Alan. "Liberal Party organisation and politics in Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton, 1886-1914, with particular reference to the development of independent Labour representation." Ph.D., University of Birmingham, 1977.

Buckinghamshire

14191. Cline, C. L. "Disraeli at High Wycombe: the beginning of a great political career." University of Texas Studies in English (1942): 124-44.

14192. Davis, Richard W. "Buckingham, 1832-46: a study of a 'pocket borough'." Huntington Library Quarterly 34 (1970-71): 159-81.

14193. Linehan, Lawrence. "The Bucks Herald, its politics, supporters and finances, 1832-1867." Records of Buckinghamshire 40 (1998-2000): 1-14.

Cambridgeshire

14194. Mitchell, Jeremy, and James Cornford. "The political demography of Cambridge, 1832-1868." Albion 9 (1977): 242-72.

14195. Naylor, Thomas Hacke. Cases in election law decided in Cambridge Borough Scrutiny, June 25, 1857. London: Wildy, 1857. 31p.

Cornwall

14196. Axon, William E. A. "Cobden's first parliamentary candidature." Westminster Review 170 (July-Dec. 1908): 367-72. [Stockport, 1837.]

14197. Camborne election, 1885. Some of the speeches of Lieut.-Col. Fluyder, President of Mr. Conybeare's Camborne Committee. Some songs and poems by various radical poets. Camborne: Printed for private circulation, 1885. 70p. [Includes an account of the proceedings at the election.]

14198. Elvins, Brian. "Cornwall's newspaper war: the political rivalry between the Royal Cornwall Gazette and the West Briton, 1832-1855." Cornish Studies 2nd ser, 11 (2003): 57-84.

14199. ---. "The roots of the Liberal Party in Cornwall." Parliamentary History 24 (2005): 295-315.

14200. Jaggard, Edwin. Liberalism in West Cornwall: the 1868 election papers of A. Pendarres Vivian, M.P. Devon and Cornwall Record Society, n.s. 42. Exeter: Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 2000. lvi, 154p.

14201. ---. "Political continuity and change in late nineteenth-century Cornwall." Parliamentary History 11 (1992): 218-34.

14202. ---. "Small boroughs and political modernization, 1832-1868: a Cornwall case study." Albion 29 (1997): 622-42.

14203. Payton, Philip. "Labour failure and Liberal tenacity: radical politics and Cornish culture, 1880-1939." Cornish Studies 2nd ser., 2 (1994): 83-95.

14204. Tregidga, Garry H. Killerton, Camborne and Westminster: the political correspondence of Sir Francis and Lady Acland, 1910-1929. Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 48. Exeter: Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 2006. vii, 180p. [Francis and Eleanor Acland.]

14205. ---. "Representing the Duchy: Francis Acland and Cornish politics, 1910-1922." Cornish Studies 15 (2007): 164-84.

14206. Truro. Farther account of election proceedings in this borough, to their successful termination, on the 15th of December, 1832, together with a copy of the poll, accompanied by a map of the renovated and extended borough, also a description of it, and its boundaries as extracted from the report of the commissioners, with other interesting particulars. Truro: Printed by G. Clyma, 1833. 24p.

Cumberland

14207. O'Neill, C. F. "The "contest for dominion": political conflict and the decline of the Lowther "interest" in Whitehaven, 1820-1900." Northern History 18 (1982): 135-52.

14208. The poll book of the election of a representative in Parliament for the borough of Whitehaven: containing a list of electors, and the candidates for whom they voted. To which is prefixed, the speeches of Matthias

Attwood, Esq. on his first visit to Whitehaven, and ample details of the proceedings at the hustings, on the day of nomination, during the polling, and at the time the successful candidate was declared. Election, XII Dec. MDCCCXXXII. Whitehaven: Printed by R. Gibson, 1832. iv, 68p.

Derbyshire

14209. Cassidy, Patrick. "Temperance and the 1895 general election in the constituency of Derby." Midland History 33 (2008): 97-114.

14210. Hogarth, C. E. "Parliamentary elections in Derby and Derbyshire, 1832-65." M.A., University of Manchester, 1957.

14211. ---. "The Derbyshire parliamentary elections of 1832." Derbyshire Archaeological Journal 89 (1969): 68- 85.

14212. ---. "The 1835 election in Derbyshire." Derbyshire Archaeological Journal 94 (1974): 45-59.

14213. ---. "Derby and Derbyshire elections, 1837-47." Derbyshire Archaeological Journal 95 (1975): 48-58.

14214. ---. "Derby and Derbyshire elections, 1852-1865." Derbyshire Archaeological Journal 101 (1981): 151-72.

Devonshire

14215. Barnstaple Bribery Commission. Report of the proceedings of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the existence of corrupt practices at the election for Barnstaple, in 1852. (Reprinted from the 'North Devon Journal' Newspaper). [S.l.]: Hayman and Petter, 1853. 202p.

14216. A collection of the addresses, squibs, &c. which were circulated in reference to the election of Members to serve in Parliament for the borough of Barnstaple in the year 1832. To which is added a correct list of the voters who polled on that occasion. Barnstaple: Printed and published by T. Cornise, 1833. 77p.

14217. Eve, H. T. "The Mid-Devon election." New Liberal Review 7 (Feb.-April 1904): 46-50.

14218. Helmore, L. M. Corrupt and illegal practices: a general survey and a case study of an election petition. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1967. x, 118p. [A short history of corruption at elections 1832-1910 and a detailed study of the Exeter Election Petition after the second 1910 election.]

14219. Hicks, C. E. "A Devon election, one hundred years ago." Devon & Cornwall Notes & Queries 25 (1952- 53): 62-66. [Tavistock by-election and general election 1852.]

14220. Lambe, Patrick. "The Torquay Divisional contest: the general election 1900." Southern History 20-21 (1998-99): 216-25.

14221. Lambe, Paul. "The politics of place: three Devon constituencies and the 1900 general election." Southern History 23 (2001): 148-68.

14222. Washington, E. S. Local battles in fact and fiction: the Portsmouth election of 1895. Portsmouth papers, 43. Portsmouth: Portsmouth City Council, 1985. 22p.

Dorsetshire

14223. Elector. Account of the election for representatives in Parliament for the borough of Poole; with report of

the speeches delivered at the Town Hall, before and after the election: together with an account of the introduction of Charles Augustus Tulk, Esq., to the borough; and list of the voters polled and un-polled on the 6th and 7th of January 1835. Poole: Printed and sold by J. Lankester, 1835. 44p.

14224. Eyeglass, P. A. The true story of the great Densetshire election of 1846. By an almshouse pensioner. London: Printed for the Booksellers, 1886. 14p. [On Dorsetshire.]

14225. Harvey, Caroline. "The Dorset county election of 1857." Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society 98 (1976): 11-14.

14226. McDonald, T. A. "The electoral history of Poole, 1832-1885." M.Litt., University of Bristol, 1981.

14227. ---. "A political man. The political aspirations of William Taylor Haly." Journal of Liberal Democrat History 31 (Summer 2001): 12-15. [On the unsuccessful candidate at Poole in the late 1850s.]

14228. ---. "Religion and voting in an English borough: Poole in 1859." Southern History 5 (1983): 221-37.

County Durham

14229. Allen, Joan. Joseph Cowen and popular radicalism on Tyneside, 1829-1900. Monmouth: Merlin, 2007. ix, 245p.

14230. Clark, David. "South Shields Labour Party." In Working class politics in North East England, edited by Maureen Callcott and Raymond Challinor: 97-103. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: North East Labour History Society, 1983.

14231. The Durham thirteen: biographical sketches of the Members of Parliament returned for the City, Boroughs and County of Durham, at the general election of 1874. Reprinted from the "Northern Echo". Darlington: J. Hyslop Bell, 1874. 155p.

14232. "Election favours and chairs in Durham." Archaeologia Aeliana n.s., 5 (1861): 163-65. [Mr. Trueman also communicated Mr. Thompson's coloured drawings of the favours or cockades used by several members of Parliament for the county and city of Durham, since 1796, and of the election chairs of Sir H. T. Liddell, Bart., (now Lord Ravensworth) as member for the county of Durham, and Mr. Thompson's remarks.]

14233. The electors' scrapbook; or, a complete collection of the addresses, speeches, and squibs, during the contested election for the borough of South Shields, together with every necessary information connected with the formation of the borough. Embracing the period from December 1830, to the close of the election, December 12th, 1832. South Shields: B. G. Sharp, 1833. 123p.

14234. Heesom, Alan. "A corrupt election compromise of 1842." Transactions of the Architectural and Archaeological Society of Durham and Northumberland n.s., 4 (1977): 55-61. [Sunderland.]

14235. ---. "The Sunderland by-election, September 1841." Northern History 9 (1974): 62-78.

14236. Large, David. "The election of John Bright as member for Durham City in 1843." Durham University Journal 47, no. 1 (1954): 17-23.

14237. McCord, Norman, and P. A. Wood. "The Sunderland election of 1845." Durham University Journal n.s, 21 (1959-69): 11-21.

14238. The poll at the election of one citizen, to serve in Parliament, for the city of Durham, (in consequence of the

election of the Right Honourable Arthur Hill Trevor Viscount Dungannon, being declared by a committee of the House of Commons, a void election,) as taken on the 25th day of July, 1843; with the addresses, &c., previous to and after the election. Durham: Printed by George Walker, jun., 1843. 12p.

14239. Proceedings and poll, at the Durham City election, on the 12th, 13th, and 14th of January, 1835: with the speeches, on the day of nomination, and at the close of the election. Durham: Printed by George Walker, jun., 1835. 32p.

14240. The proceedings and poll at the Durham City election, on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd of December, 1852, with the speeches, &c., on the day of nomination and at the close of the election. Durham: Published and sold by George Walker, 1852. 21p.

14241. Proceedings and poll at the Durham City election, on the 26th, 27th, and 28th days of July, 1837: with the speeches, on the day of nomination, and at the close of the election. Durham: Printed by George Walker, jun., 1837. 32p.

14242. The proceedings and poll at the Durham City election, on the 29th, 30th, and 31st of July, 1847, with the speeches, &c., on the day of nomination and at the close of the poll. Durham: Published and sold by George Walker, jun, 1847. 18p.

14243. The proceedings and poll at the Durham City election, on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th days of April, 1843: with the addresses, speeches, &c., on the day of nomination, and at the close of the election. Durham: Printed by George Walker, jun, 1843. 22p.

14244. The proceedings and poll at the Durham City election, on the 7th, 8th, and 9th of July, 1852, with the speeches, &c., on the day of nomination and at the close of the election. Durham: Published and sold by George Walker, 1852. 25p.

14245. The proceedings and poll, at the election for the southern division, of the county of Durham, July, 1841, carefully revised and corrected from the sheriff's books. Also the speeches, on the day of nomination, and at the declaration of the poll. Durham: Published and sold by George Walker, 1841. 82p.

14246. The proceedings and poll, at the election for two knights of the shire to represent in Parliament the northern division of the county of Durham as taken before the several deputy sheriffs, 7th and 8th August, 1837. Each district arranged in alphabetical order. Also, the speeches, on the day of nomination, and at the declaration of the poll. Durham: Printed by George Walker, jun., 1837. 104p.

14247. Purdue, A. W. "Jarrow politics, 1885-1914: the challenge to Liberal hegemony." Northern History 18 (1982): 182-98.

14248. Reid, H. G. Records of the first parliamentary election for the borough of Stockton-on-Tees; embracing the polling lists; reports of public meetings; and a biographical sketch of Joseph Dodds, M.P. 1868. Stockton- on-Tees: Gazette Office, 1869. 93p. 14249. Rider, Clare M. "The 1841 South Durham election." M.A., University of Durham, 1983.

14250. Turner, Michael J. "Reform politics and the Sunderland by-election of 1845." Northern History 38 (2001): 83-106.

14251. Wilson, Keith. "'Whole Hogs' and 'Sucking Pigs'- Chartism and the Complete Suffrage Union in Sunderland." In Working class politics in North East England, edited by Maureen Callcott and Raymond Challinor: 17-22. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: North East Labour History Society, 1983.

Essex

14252. Benham, Gurney. "The redistribution of Essex." Essex Review 27 (1918): 57-62.

14253. Dickens, Charles. "Report on the Tory victory at Colchester." In 'The Amusements of the People' and other papers: reports, essays and reviews 1834-51, edited by Michael Slater: 13-14. London: Dent, 1996. [In 1834.]

14254. Dilliway, E. "Maldon elections a hundred years ago." Essex Review 51 (1942): 189-93.

14255. "Hastings election in Colchester, November 1868." Essex Review 44 (1935): 234-45. [Contemporary drawing and note.]

14256. Phillips, Andrew. "Essex gentry and the general election of 1865." In Essex 'full of profitable thinges': essays presented to Sir John Ruggles-Brise as a tribute to his life of service to the people and county of Essex, edited by Kenneth Neale: 393-424. Oxford: Leopard's Head, 1996.

14257. ---. "Four Colchester elections: voting behaviour in a Victorian market town." In An Essex tribute: essays presented to Frederick G. Emmison as a tribute to his life and work for Essex history and archives, edited by Kenneth Neale: 199-227. London: Leopard's Head Press, 1987.

14258. Powell, W. R. "John Horace Round and Victorian Colchester: culture and politics, 1880-1895." Essex Archaeology and History 3rd ser., 23 (1992): 79-90.

14259. ---. "Keir Hardie in West Ham: "a constituency with a past"." Essex Archaeology and History 33 (2002): 358-72. [1880-1895.]

14260. Rowley, N. Essex elections and the Great Reform Bill. The Seax series of teaching portfolios, 8. Chelmsford: Essex County Council, 1976. 80p.

14261. Shepherd, John. "A Lancashire miner in Walthamstow: Sam Woods and the by-election of 1897." Essex Journal 22 (1987): 11-14.

Gloucestershire

14262. Alphabetical list of the poll, at the contested election for the City of Gloucester, December 10th and 11th, 1832. Candidates: Hon. Capt. Frederic Berkeley, R.N., John Phillpotts, Esq., Henry Thomas Hope, Esq. Gloucester: Printed and sold by A. and D. M. Walker, 1832. 42p. [Includes a narrative account of the election.]

14263. Brett, Peter. "Party politics, constituency organization, and the power of the electoral register: national perspectives and the Bristol background 1832-1841." Southern History 18 (1996): 87-116.

14264. The chronicles of Gotham and other election squibs. Stroud: Published at the "News" Office, 1880. 44p. [Political squibs from Stroud.]

14265. Courtenay, Adrian. "Cheltenham Spa and the Berkeleys, 1832-1848: pocket borough and patron?" Midland History 17 (1992): 93-108.

14266. ---. "Parliamentary representation and general elections in Cheltenham Spa between 1832 and 1848: a study of a pocket borough." M.Phil., Open University, 1990.

14267. Howe, J. R. "Corruption in British elections in the early twentieth century: some examples from Gloucestershire." Midland History 5 (1979-80): 63-77.

14268. ---. "Liberals, Lib-Labs and Independent Labour in north Gloucestershire, 1890-1914." Midland History 11 (1986): 17-37.

14269. ---. "The political history of the parliamentary constituencies of Cheltenham, Gloucester and the Cirencester and Tewkesbury divisions of Gloucestershire, 1895-1914." M.Litt., University of Bristol, 1977.

14270. Jenkins, T. A. "Political life in late Victorian Britain: the Conservatives in Thornbury." Parliamentary History 23 (2004): 198-224.

14271. Mackenzie, R. G. A. "The parliamentary representation of Bristol, 1837-59, and the political career of Henry Berkeley." M.Litt., University of Bristol, 1974.

14272. Manchee, Thomas John. The poll book of the electors of the electoral district of the city of Bristol, who voted at the general election in December 1832; with some introductory notes. Bristol: Printed for T. J. Manchee, 1833. x, 195p.

14273. Neathey, M. C. "Electoral politics in Bristol, 1885-1914." M.Phil., University of Wales (Lampeter), 1990.

14274. Powell, J. J. "Gloucester election 1862." In his Gloucestriana, or papers relating to the city of Gloucester: 72-84. Gloucester: John Bellows, 1863.

14275. Stead, W. T. "The issue in the Forest of Dean." Welsh Review 1 (Nov.1891-Aug. 1892): 97-107. [The candidature of Sir Charles Dilke in the 1892 general election.]

14276. Walmsley, P. M. "Political, religious and social aspects of Stroud parliamentary borough, 1830-1852." M.Litt., University of Bristol, 1991.

14277. Warne, Frederick K. Bristol's candidates: their portraits and biographies 1892. Bristol: William F. Mack, 1892. 24p.

Hampshire

14278. Brown, David. Palmerston, South Hampshire and electoral politics, 1832-1835. Hampshire Papers, 26. Winchester: Hampshire County Council, 2003. 28p.

14279. Cook, Robert. "Dishing the Whigs in Winchester." Journal of Liberal History 53 (Winter 2006-07): 12-17.

14280. Lewis, Roy, and John Lewis. Politics and printing in Winchester 1830-1880. Winchester: The Keepsake Press in association with Winchester City Museum, 1980. 48p. [On election ephemera.]

14281. Manning, William Montagu. Proceedings in courts of revision, in the Isle of Wight, before James Manning, Esq. revising barrister: to which are added cases decided in South Hants in 1835, an abstract of decisions upon the registration clauses to the present time, and the Reform Act, with explanatory remarks. London: S. Sweet; Steven; A. Maxwell, 1836. xiv, 232p.

14282. Slade, David D. J. "Voting behaviour in Winchester, 1832-1868." M.Phil., Open University, 1995. Herefordshire

14283. Currie, Diana C. D. "Improvement in Hereford: a study of the changes in Hereford after parliamentary

reform." Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists' Field Club 39 (1967-69): 389-401.

14284. Johnston, Samuel James. "Hereford city: parliamentary elections and political culture 1818-1841." M.Phil., Manchester University, 1995.

14285. Rolf, David. "The politics of agriculture: farmers' organisations and parliamentary representation in Herefordshire 1909-1922." Midland History 2 (1973-74): 168-86.

Hertfordshire

14286. Lawrence, Arthur. "How Mid-Herts was won: interview with Mr. J. Bamford Slack M.P." New Liberal Review 7 (Feb.-April 1904): 208-13.

14287. Pearce, D. C. "The disfranchisement of St. Albans, 1852." Hertfordshire Past and Present no. 9 (1969): 18- 32.

14288. Perman, David. "The Hertford election of 1832." Hertfordshire's Past 30 (Spring 1991): 1-2.

14289. Rowe, Violet. "The bells of St Mary's: an election with musical overtones." Hertfordshire's Past 35 (Autumn 1993): 28-32. [Herfordshire election, 1865.]

14290. ---. "The Hertford Borough Bill of 1834." Parliamentary History 11 (1992): 88-107.

14291. ---. "The Hertford Borough election of December 1832." Hertfordshire's Past 30 (Spring 1991): 3-9.

14292. Smith, James. "An English election in the old times." In 'A quaint old-fashioned place': East Hertfordshire in the 1830s; writings of James Smith, edited by David Perman: 22-30. Hertford: Hertfordshire Publications, 1991. [The 1832 election in Hertford Borough.]

14293. Witherell, Larry. "Political cannibalism among Edwardian Conservatives: Henry Page Croft, the Confederacy and the campaign for East Hertfordshire, 1906-10." Twentieth Century British History 8 (1997): 1-26.

Kent

14294. Andrews, F. W. G. "An analysis of the poll-books of Sandwich, 1831-68." M.Phil., University of London, 1987.

14295. ---. "The pollbooks of Sandwich, Kent, 1831-68." Historical Research 71 (1998): 75-105.

14296. Maidstone election petition: complete report of the enquiry by Justices Grantham and Lawrance: with judgment revised by official shorthand writer's notes. 2nd ed. Maidstone: Barham Pratt Boorman, 1906. 118p. [Reprinted from the Kent Messenger and Maidstone Telegraph.]

14297. Maidstone and Kentish Journal. Maidstone election petition trial. May 8th to May 16th, 1906. The ' Maidstone & Kentish Journal ' report of the proceedings. Verbatim notes of their Lordships' judgments. Maidstone: Printed by the "Journal" Company, 1906. 135p.

14298. The poll book for two barons to serve in Parliament for the borough of Dover, in the county of Kent, taken by William Cocke, Esq., mayor of the said borough, on Monday and Tuesday, the 24th and 25th of July, 1837. Corrected from the corporation book. To which is subjoined an appendix, containing the speeches of the candidates and their friends, and the general proceedings of the election. Dover: W. Batcheller, 1837.

52p.

14299. The poll-book for two barons to serve in Parliament for the town and port of Dover, in the county of Kent, taken by Edward Poole, Esq., mayor of the said town and port, on Thursday and Friday, July 1 and 2, 1841. Corrected from the corporation book. Dover: Printed and published by W. Batcheller, 1841. 50p.

14300. The poll-book for two barons to serve in Parliament for the town and port of Dover, in the county of Kent, taken by William Cocke, Esq., mayor of the said town and port, on Thursday and Friday, July 29 and 30, 1847. Corrected from the corporation book. Dover: Printed and published by W. Batcheller, 1847. 56p.

14301. The poll-book for two barons to serve in Parliament for the town and port of Dover, in the county of Kent, taken by Thomas Birch, Esq., mayor of the said town and port, on Wednesday & Thursday, July 7 and 8, 1852. Dover: Printed and published by W. Batcheller, 1852. 61, [1]p.

14302. The poll-book for two barons to serve in Parliament for the town and port of Dover, in the county of Kent, taken by Thomas Birch, Esq., mayor of the said town and port, on Saturday, March 28th, 1857. Dover: Printed and published by W. Batcheller, 1857. 64, [1]p.

14303. The poll-book for two barons to serve in Parliament for the town and port of Dover, in the county of Kent, taken by Edward Ferrand Astley, Esq., mayor of the said town and port, on Saturday, April 30th, 1859. Dover: Printed and published at the King's Arms Library, 1859. 68p.

14304. The poll-book for two barons to serve in Parliament for the town and port of Dover, in the county of Kent, taken by William Ridgen Mummery, Esq., mayor of the said town and port, on Wednesday, July 12th, 1865. Dover: Printed and published at the office of the "Dover Telegraph", 1865. 82p.

14305. The poll-book for two barons to serve in Parliament for the town and port of Dover, in the county of Kent, taken by John Birmingham, Esq., mayor of the said town and port, on Tuesday, November 17th, 1868. Dover: Printed and published at the office of the Dover Chronicle, 1868. 73, [2]p.

14306. Waters, Mavis. "Dockyards and Parliament: a study of the unskilled workers in Chatham Yard, 1860-1900." Southern History 6 (1984): 123-38.

Lancashire

14307. Adams, Tony. "Labour vanguard, Tory bastion, or the triumph of new Liberalism? Manchester politics 1900 to 1914 in comparative perspective." Manchester Region History Review 14 (2000): 25-38.

14308. Addresses, squibs, speeches, songs, &c., at the Preston election, July, 1837. Preston: Printed by George Bateman, 1837. 60p.

14309. Barbary, V. C. "Reinterpreting 'factory politics' in Bury, Lancashire, 1868-1880." Historical Journal 51 (2008): 115-44.

14310. Bealey, Frank. "The northern weavers, Independent Labour representation and Clitheroe, 1902." Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies 25 (1957): 26-60. [On the election of 1 Aug. 1902.]

14311. Bennett, Richard. A record of elections, parliamentary and municipal, for Liverpool, Birkenhead, Bootle, South and South-West Lancashire ... 1832-1878. Liverpool: Howell, 1878. 149p.

14312. Brierley, Benjamin. Ab-o' th'-Yate at the Oldham election. From his own goosewing. Manchester: A. Heywood, 1877. 8p.

14313. Buckley, Colin. "The search for 'A really smart sheet': the Conservative evening newspaper project in Edwardian Manchester." Manchester Region History Review 1, no. 1 (Spring 1987): 21-28. 14314. Civin, Joshua. "Slaves, sati and sugar: constructing imperial identity through Liverpool petition struggles." In Parliaments, nations and identities in Britain and Ireland, 1660-1850, edited by Julian Hoppit: 187- 205. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2003.

14315. Clarke, Peter F. "British politics and Blackburn politics, 1900-1910." Historical Journal 12 (1969): 302-27.

14316. Collins, Neil. "Politics and elections in nineteenth century Liverpool." M.A., University of Liverpool, 1974.

14317. ---. Politics and elections in nineteenth-century Liverpool. Aldershot: Scolar, 1994. xii, 237p.

14318. Cook, Robert Paul. "Political elites and electoral politics in late 19th century Burnley." M.A., University of Lancaster, 1974.

14319. Cowman, Krista. "Voices, votes and mock turtle soup: Liverpool's socialist women 1893-1914." North West Labour History 29 (2004): 6-11.

14320. Davies, Sam. Liverpool Labour: social and political influences on the development of the Labour Party in Liverpool, 1900-1939. Keele: Keele University Press, 1996. 416p.

14321. Dunleavy, John. "'A plethora of first class political oratory': the Home Rule by-election in Rossendale, 1892." Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire 158 (2009): 135-58.

14322. Foster, D. "The politics of uncontested elections: North Lancashire, 1832-1865." Northern History 13 (1977): 232-47.

14323. A full account of the arrest, imprisonment, and liberation on bail, of Joseph Barker: together with an account of his triumphant election for the borough of Bolton. Wortley: Printed by J. Barker, 1848. 8p. [Published as a supplement [?] to The People, a weekly publication exposing the iniquities and cruelties of aristocratic tyranny, and unfolding and advocating the principles of a just and rational democracy.]

14324. Gadian, David. "Radicalism and liberalism in Oldham." Social History 21 (1996): 265-80.

14325. Garrard, J. A. "Parties, members and voters after 1867: a local study." Historical Journal 20 (1977): 145- 63. [On Salford.]

14326. Greenall, R. L. "Popular Conservatism in Salford, 1868-1886." Northern History 9 (1974): 123-38.

14327. Grime, Benjamin. Memory sketches ... Part I. Parliamentary elections: enfranchisement of the borough in 1832, to general election, 1852, both inclusive. Reprinted from the Oldham Weekly Chronicle. Oldham: Hirst & Rennie, 1887. 293p.

14328. Henderson, W. O. "The Liverpool Office in London." Economica 13 (1933): 473-79.

14329. Hill, Jeffrey. "Lib-Labism, socialism and Labour in Burnley, c.1890-1918." Northern History 35 (1999): 185-204.

14330. Hunt, W. K. "The effects of the Reform Bill of 1832 on the Lancashire constituencies, especially Liverpool." M.A., University of Manchester, 1924.

14331. Jervis, Martin Robert. "Radicalism and reform in Burnley, 1842-1870." Ph.D., University of Manchester, 1997.

14332. Jones, Brendan. "Manchester Liberalism and the 1918 general election." Manchester Region History Review 13 (1999): 21-31.

14333. Lowe, J. C. "Parliamentary elections in Blackburn and the Blackburn Hundred, 1865-80." M.Litt., University of Lancaster, 1970.

14334. ---. "The Tory triumph of 1868 in Blackburn and in Lancashire." Historical Journal 16 (1973): 733-48. [On. no. 14358; with an answer by Vincent in 16 (1973): 747-48.]

14335. Manai, Mohamed Adel. "Electoral politics in mid-nineteenth-century Lancashire." Ph.D., University of Lancaster, 1991.

14336. ---. "Influence, corruption and electoral behaviour in the mid-nineteenth-century: a case study of Lancaster, 1847-1865." Northern History 29 (1993): 154-64.

14337. Marshall, J. D. "Corrupt practices at the Lancaster election of 1865." Transactions of the Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society 63 (1952-53): 117-30.

14338. Marshall, L. S. "First parliamentary election in Manchester." American Historical Review 47 (1941-42): 518-38. [1832.]

14339. McHugh, Declan. "The Labour Party in Manchester and Salford before the First World War: a case of unequal development." Manchester Region History Review 14 (2000): 13-24.

14340. ---. "Labour, the Liberals, and the Progressive Alliance in Manchester, 1900-1914." Northern History 39 (2002): 93-108.

14341. Moore, James R. "Liberalism and the politics of suburbia: electoral dynamics in late nineteenth-century South Manchester." Urban History 30 (2003): 225-50.

14342. ---. "Manchester Liberalism and the Unionist secession 1886-95." Manchester Region History Review 15 (2001): 31-40.

14343. Moore, Kevin. "Liverpool in the 'heroic age' of popular radicalism, 1815-1820." Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire 138 (1989): 137-57.

14344. ---. "'This Whig and Tory-Ridden Town': popular politics in Liverpool 1815-50." M.Phil., University of Liverpool, 1988.

14345. ---. "'This Whig and Tory-Ridden Town': popular politics in Liverpool in the Chartist era." In Popular politics, riot and labour: essays in Liverpool history, 1790-1940, edited by John Belchem: 38-67. Liverpool Historical Studies. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 1992.

14346. Nolan, David. "Gladstone and Liverpool: MP for South Lancashire, 1865-68." Journal of Liberal Democrat History 20 (Autumn 1998): 17-22.

14347. O'Leary, Sandra. "Re-thinking popular Conservatism in Liverpool: democracy and reform in the later nineteenth century." In Reform and reformers in nineteenth century Britain, edited by Michael J. Turner: 157-74. Sunderland: University of Sunderland Press, 2004.

14348. Olechnowicz, Andrzej. "Union first, politics after: Oldham cotton unions and the Labour Party before 1914." Manchester Region History Review 14 (2000): 3-13.

14349. Packwood, Allen. "Churchill and Oldham." Finest Hour - Journal of the Churchill Center and International Churchill Societies 111 (Summer 2001): 34-38.

14350. The Rochdale poll book, containing all the songs, squibs, and placards, together with a list of the voter's names, and for whom they voted. Rochdale: Printed by W. Butterworth, 1837. 56p. 14351. Rossi, John P. "Home rule and the Liverpool by-election of 1880." Irish Historical Studies 19 (1974-75): 156-68.

14352. Searby, Peter. "Gladstone in West Derby hundred: the Liberal campaign in south-west Lancashire in 1868." Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire 111 (1959): 139-66.

14353. Shapely, Peter. "Charity, status and parliamentary candidates in Manchester: a consideration of electoral and charity fields and the social basis of power, 1832-1910." International Review of Social History 44 (1999): 1-22.

14354. Skinner, J. T. "John Bright and the representation of Manchester in the House of Commons, 1847-57." M.A., University of Wales (Cardiff), 1965.

14355. Taylor, Anthony. "'The best way to get what he wanted': Ernest Jones and the boundaries of liberalism in the Manchester election of 1868." Parliamentary History 16 (1997): 185-204.

14356. Taylor, H. A. "Politics in famine-stricken Preston: an examination of Liberal party management 1861-65." Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire 107 (1955): 121-39.

14357. Trescatheric, B. "The parliamentary elections at Barrow-in-Furness, 1885-1886." Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society 84 (1984): 227-37.

14358. Vincent, J. R. "The effect of the Second Reform Act in Lancashire." Historical Journal 11 (1968): 84-94. [See no. 14334.]

14359. ---. "The electoral sociology of Rochdale." Economic History Review 2nd ser., 16 (1963): 76-90.

14360. Watkinson, Charles David. "The Liberal Party on Merseyside in the nineteenth century." Ph.D., University of Liverpool, 1967.

14361. Whitaker, Philip. "Growth of Liberal organisation in Manchester from the 1860s to 1903." Ph.D., University of Manchester, 1956.

14362. Wild, G. D. "Parliamentary politics in Rochdale 1857-1868." M.A., Huddersfield Polytechnic, 1985.

Leicestershire

14363. Hunting, J. E. "Mid-nineteenth-century voting behaviour in Leicester: influence of social class and political generation." B.Phil., Open University, 1991.

14364. "Lenin on the 1913 Leicester election." Leicestershire Historian 3, no. 8 (1990): 21-24.

14365. Little, Alan D. "Chartism and Liberalism: popular politics in Leicestershire, 1842-74." Ph.D., University of

Manchester, 1989.

14366. Manners, Janetta. "My recollections of what I saw and heard during the East Leicestershire elections." National Review 6 (Sept. 1885-Feb. 1886): 705-15.

14367. Moore, James R. "Liberal Unionism and the Home Rule crisis in Leicester, 1885-1892." Midland History 26 (2001): 177-97.

14368. Pasiecznik, John. "Liberals, Labour and Leicester: the 1913 by-election in local and national perspective." Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society 63 (1989): 96-104.

14369. Patterson, A. Temple. "Electoral corruption in early Victorian Leicester." History 31 (1946): 113-24. Lincolnshire

14370. Boston election, 1860. The poll book of the election of a representative for the borough of Boston, in the room of Herbert Ingram, Esq., deceased. Tuesday, October 30, 1860. Together with the names of the persons who were on the register, but did not vote: an introductory account of the contest, the addresses of the candidates, etc., etc. Boston: Published by Thomas John Beverley, 1860. 51p.

14371. Boston election, 1865. The poll book, containing also the addresses, squibs, &c., issued during the contested election for the borough. Polling day, Thursday, July 13th, 1865. Boston: Printed and published by Jas. A. Bontoft, 1865. 31p.

14372. Boston election. The poll book of the first contested election under "The Representation of the People Act 1867," in the borough of Boston, Tuesday, 17th November, 1868, together with the names of the persons who were on the register but did not vote, the addresses of the candidates, squibs, songs, etc. Boston: Printed and sold by J. G. Buck, 1868. xiv, 4-96p.

14373. A correct list of the poll, as taken on Thursday the 29th day of July, 1847, for two members to serve in Parliament, for the city of Lincoln; also the addresses, squibs, &c., issued during the contest. Lincoln: Printed and sold by John Stainton, 1847. 32, xxp.

14374. Fricker, Thomas. General election, 1852. Poll book of the North Lincolnshire election, taken in July 1852, with a history of the election, addresses, correspondence, charivari. Boston: Printed and published by J. Morton, 1852. xlii, 295p.

14375. Grantham election, April 28th, 1868. A collection of the addresses, squibs, and speeches, issued during the contest, together with a copy of the poll book. Grantham: Lawrence Ridge, 1868. 40p.

14376. Grantham election, July 12th and 13th, 1865. A collection of addresses, squibs, and speeches, issued during the contest, together with a copy of the poll book. Grantham: Lawrence Ridge, 1865. 50p.

14377. Grantham election, July 8th, 1852. The addresses, squibs, and extracts from the speeches at the nomination; the correspondence between the Hon. F. Tollemache, and the Rev. W. Potchett, with a copy of the poll book. Grantham: Printed and published by Thomas Bushby, 1852. 36p.

14378. Grantham election, March 28, 1857. A summary of the proceedings, with the addresses, squibs, and a copy of the poll book. Grantham: Thomas Bushby, 1857. 32p.

14379. Hodgkins, David. "Railway influence in parliamentary elections at Grimsby." Journal of Transport History 23 (2002): 159-77.

14380. Lincoln city election. The poll book for two members in Parliament to represent the city of Lincoln. Thomas Heffernan, sheriff, returning officer. Lincoln: Printed and published by Chas. Akrill, 1865. 61p.

14381. Olney, R. J. "The Battle of Epworth 3rd June, 1852." Lincolnshire History and Archaeology 5 (1970): 39- 45. [North Lincolnshire election, 1852.]

14382. The poll book for the election of two knights of the shire, of the southern or Kesteven and Holland division of the county of Lincoln; with an impartial statement of the proceedings prior to and during the contest, a full report of the speeches delivered at the hustings each day, as well as the dinner given to H. Handley, Esq. together with the squibs, songs, etc. issued by both parties; to which is added an alphabetical list of all the towns in the southern division, distinguishing them respectively as parishes, townships, or hamlets, and as rectories, vicarages, or curacies. Sleaford: Printed and published by J. Smedley, 1841. 234p.

14383. The poll book for the election of two Members to represent in Parliament the Southern Division of Lincolnshire. With a correct report of the addresses, speeches at the nomination and declaration, etc. July 1841. Sleaford: James Creasey, 1841. xxxi, 222, [5]p.

14384. The poll book for the election of two members to represent in Parliament the southern division of the county of Lincoln. With a report of the addresses, speeches at the nomination, &c., &c., April 1857. Sleaford: Printed and sold by William Fawcett, 1857. xx, 232, [4]p.

14385. The poll book for the parts of Lindsey, in the county of Lincoln. August 1841. Lincoln: Printed by James Drury, 1841. 287p.

14386. The poll book, together with the addresses, squibs, songs, &c. issued by all parties, during the late contested election, for the borough of Boston, on Wednesday, 30th June, 1841; also an account of the proceedings of the election, by Mr. C. F. Barber. Boston: Printed by William Bontoft, 1841. x, 24p.

14387. The poll book, together with the names of the persons who were on the register, that did not vote, also the addresses, squibs, songs, &c., issued by all parties, during the late contested election, for the borough of Boston, on Friday, 9th July, 1852, ... Boston: Printed by C. Bontoft & Son, 1852. 78p.

14388. The poll for the election of a burgess to serve in Parliament for the borough of Great Grimsby, taken on Monday, Dec. 10th, 1832. Grimsby: Printed by W. Skelton, 1832. 37p.

14389. The poll for the election of a burgess to serve in Parliament for the borough of Great Grimsby, taken on Thursady, July the 8th, 1852. Grimsby: W. M. Leigh, 1852. 44p.

14390. The poll for the election of a burgess to serve in Parliament for the borough of Great Grimsby, taken on Friday, February the 14th, 1862. Grimsby: George Hickson, 1862. 44p.

14391. The poll for the election of a burgess to serve in Parliament for the borough of Great Grimsby, taken on Friday, February the 14th, 1862. Corr. ed. Grimsby: George Hickson, 1862. 44p.

14392. The poll for the election of one member to serve in Parliament for the borough of Great Grimsby, taken on Monday Dec. 10th, 1832. Grimsby: Printed and sold by H. Palmer, 1832. 48p.

14393. The poll for the two members of Parliament to represent the City of Lincoln; taken on Monday and Tuesday, the tenth and eleventh days of December, 1832. Arranged in alphabetical order, containing the complete register of people entitled to vote. Lincoln: Printed and sold by E. B. Drury, 1833. 74p.

14394. A record of the Boston election for two members of Parliament; comprising the addresses of the

candidates, and the squibs issued during the contest. Together with a correct state of the poll, taken on Saturday, July 31, 1847. Boston: Noble ...; Bontoft and Son, 1847. 24p.

London and Middlesex

14395. Baer, Marc. "From 'First Constituency of the Empire' to 'Citadel of Reaction': Westminster, 1800-90." In London politics, 1760-1914, edited by Matthew Cragoe and Anthony Taylor: 144-65. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

14396. ---. "Social structure, voting behaviour and political change in Victorian London." Albion 9 (1977): 227-41.

14397. Brodie, Marc. "Late Victorian and Edwardian 'Slum Conservatism': how different were the politics of the London poor?" In London politics, 1760-1914, edited by Matthew Cragoe and Anthony Taylor: 166-90. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

14398. ---. "Politics stir them very little: Conservatism and apathy in the East End of London, 1885-1914." Ph.D., University of Oxford, 1999. 14399. ---. "Voting in the Victorian and Edwardian East End of London." Parliamentary History 23 (2004): 225- 48.

14400. Brown, Kenneth D. "London and the historical reputation of John Burns." London Journal 2 (1976): 226- 38. [Member for Battersea, 1892-1918.]

14401. Burton, Antoinette. "Tongues untied: Lord Salisbury's "black man" and the boundaries of imperial democracy." Comparative Studies in Society and History 42 (2000): 632-61. [On Dadhabai Naoroji.]

14402. Carter, Peter. Islington at Westminster 1832 to 1885. London: Islington Fabian Society, 1986. 33p.

14403. Caunt, George. "West Ham's first members of Parliament: the political scene, 1880-1910." Newham Historical Society Occasional Papers 1 (Sept. 1977): 1-11.

14404. Cooper, Timothy. "London-over-the-border: politics in suburban Walthamstow, 1870-1914." In London politics, 1760-1914, edited by Matthew Cragoe and Anthony Taylor: 211-32. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

14405. ---. "The politics of radicalism in suburban Walthamstow, 1870-1914." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 2005.

14406. Croly, George. "The Westminster election." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 41 (Jan.-July 1837): 778- 82. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14407. Ellen, Elaine. "Women's suffrage and the Labour Party: George Lansbury's 1912 by-election at Bow and Bromley." M.A., Warwick University, 1981.

14408. Finch, Harold. "George Howell 1833-1910, trade unionist and reformer." East London Record 11 (1988): 2-9.

14409. The first Indian Member of the Imperial Parliament, being a collection of the main incidents relating to the election of Mr. Dadabhai Naoroji to Parliament. Madras: Addison, 1892. v, 127p. [He stood for Central Finsbury, Clerkenwell in 1892.]

14410. The general election, 1874. Biographical sketches of the metropolitan candidates. Reprinted from "The Circle". London: The Circle, 1874. 24p.

14411. Hill, George. The electoral history of the borough of Lambeth since its enfranchisement in 1832 with portraits and memoirs of its representatives during 46 years. London: Stanford, 1879. viii, 224p.

14412. Ludlow, Barbara. "Vote, vote, vote for Mr. ??????: a brief history of the parliamentary borough of Greenwich, 1832-1884." Transactions Lewisham Local History Society (1982-83): 25-53.

14413. Mares, Detlev. "Transcending the metropolis: London and provincial popular radicalism, c.1860-75." In London politics, 1760-1914, edited by Matthew Cragoe and Anthony Taylor: 121-43. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

14414. Martinez, Gabriella M. "The 1885 Redistribution Act and its impact: with special reference to London." M.A., University of Wales (Cardiff), 1994.

14415. Murphy, Thomas. A letter to the radicals of the United Kingdom, describing the position of the radicals in the borough of Marylebone, and justifying their proceedings at the late election, very specially recommended to the attention of all Whigs and Whig-Radicals. London: W. M. Clark, 1838. 24p.

14416. Newell, Penny, Dave Taylor, and Mike Tichelar. "Helen Taylor and the 1885 general election." South London Record 1 (1985): 33-40.

14417. O'Day, Alan. "Irish influence on parliamentary elections in London, 1885-1914: a simple test." In The Irish in the Victorian city, edited by Roger Swift and William Gilley: 98-105. London: Croom Helm, 1985.

14418. Pahlman, A. "A co-operative commonwealth programme of a century ago - when Robert Owen stood for Parliament - and got one vote." Co-operative Review 21 (1947): 140-41. [1847 election for Marylebone.]

14419. Payne, William Henry Christopher, and Pridham H. Wippell. The electors' record: being a list of the Metropolitan Parliamentary Candidates. A collection of their opinions taken from their addresses and speeches. With short introduction to the law of electors. London: Dean and Son, 1885. 48p. [The 1885 election; arranged under the constituencies.]

14420. Pugh, Evelyn L. "The first woman candidate for Parliament: Helen Taylor and the election of 1885." International Journal of Women's Studies 1 (1978): 378-90. [A candidate for North Camberwell.]

14421. Rogers, J. E. Thorold. "Confessions of a metropolitan member." Contemporary Review 51 (Jan.-June 1887): 681-94. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14422. Schneer, Jonathan. "The Khakhi Election." In his London 1900: the imperial metropolis: 229-63. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1999.

14423. Sharpe, Iain. "Empire, patriotism and the working-class electorate: the 1900 general election in the Battersea constituency." Parliamentary History 28 (2009): 392-412.

14424. Smith, Colin. "Hampstead and the general election of 1885: the unusual candidates at Hampstead's first general election." Camden History Review 12 (1984): 27-29.

14425. Soutter, F. W. "The first fight for Labour representation." Nineteenth Century 89 (1921): 1085-1101. [George Odger at Southwark 1869.]

14426. Spectator. "Dulwich and Lewisham." New Liberal Review 6 (Aug. 1903-Jan. 1904): 747-52.

14427. Taylor, Antony. "Post-Chartism: metropolitan perspectives on the Chartist movement in decline 1848-80." In London politics, 1760-1914, edited by Matthew Cragoe and Anthony Taylor: 75-96. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

14428. Thompson, Paul. "Liberals, radicals and labour in London, 1880-1900." Past & Present 27 (April 1964): 73-101.

14429. Tyler, Paul. "The origins of Labour representation in Woolwich." Labour History Review 59 (1993): 26-33.

14430. Wald, Kenneth D. "The rise of class-based voting in London." Comparative Politics 9 (1976-77): 219-29.

14431. Weinbren, Dan. "Building communities, constructing identities: the rise of the Labour Party in London." London Journal 23 (1998): 41-60.

14432. Weinstein, Benjamin. "Metropolitan Whiggery, 1832-55." In London politics, 1760-1914, edited by Matthew Cragoe and Anthony Taylor: 57-76. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

14433. Westminster election. An authentic report of proceedings at a meeting of the electors of the parishes of St.Paul, Covent Garden, St. Clement Danes, and St. Mary-le-Strand, held at the Crown & Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Monday, December 3, 1832, to hear Colonel Evans state his political opinions, and the course he would pursue as a Member of Parliament, if returned for Westminster. London: Printed by W. Barnes, 1832. 34p. 14434. Wheeler, R. G. G. "George Howell and working-class politics, 1859-1895." M.Phil., University of London, 1969.

14435. Windscheffel, Alex. "'In Darkest Lambeth': Henry Morton Stanley and the imperial politics of London Unionism." In London politics, 1760-1914, edited by Matthew Cragoe and Anthony Taylor: 191-210. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

Norfolk

14436. Bayly, J. A letter to the operatives, mechanics, and labourers, who have the right of voting in the election of Members of Parliament, for the Borough of Great Yarmouth. London: Printed by J. M. Denver, 1843. 28p.

14437. The poll for a knight of the shire for the eastern division of the county of Norfolk, taken on the 29th of June, 1858, with the entire register of the electors, and an account of the position of parties between the contests of 1837 and 1858. Norwich: Printed and published by R. N. Bacon, 1858. xxxiv, 200p.

14438. Thew, John. A correct copy of the poll as taken at the election for burgesses, to serve in Parliament, for the borough of King's Lynn, in the county of Norfolk, on Wednesday and Thursday the 7th and 8th, of Jan. 1835; to which is prefixed, a detail of the proceedings, speeches, & events, connected with the election. Lynn: Printed and sold by T. Garland, 1835. 83, [17]p.

14439. Wade Martins, Susanna. "West Norfolk elections after the Great Reform Act." Norfolk Archaeology 45 (2008): 390-96.

Northamptonshire

14440. Adams, John. "Politics in late Victorian and Edwardian Northamptonshire." Northamptonshire Past and

Present 61 (2008): 78-85.

14441. Bromund, Ted. "'A complete fool's paradise': the attack on the Fitzwilliam interest in Peterborough, 1852." Parliamentary History 12 (1993): 47-67.

14442. A copy of the poll book, taken at the election for the city of Peterborough, July 26, 1837; to which is prefixed, a reprint of the addresses, squibs, &c., issued during the contest, with connecting notices, &c. Peterborough: Printed by J. S. Clarke, 1837. 58p.

14443. Dickens, Charles. "Report on the Northamptonshire election." In 'The Amusements of the People' and other papers: reports, essays and reviews 1834-51, edited by Michael Slater: 26-29. London: Dent, 1996. [In 1834.]

14444. Gordon, Peter. "Lady Knightley and the South Northamptonshire election of 1885." Northamptonshire Past and Present 6 (1978-83): 256-73.

14445. Howarth, Janet. "The Liberal revival in Northamptonshire, 1880-1895: a case study in late nineteenth century elections." Historical Journal 12 (1969): 78-118.

14446. ---. "Politics and society in late Victorian Northamptonshire." Northamptonshire Past and Present 4 (1966- 71): 269-74.

14447. Thompson, Jennifer R. "Finding a role: the Long Buckby Women's Liberal Association." Northamptonshire Past and Present 9, no. 4 (1997-98): 385-89.

Northumberland

14448. Bainbridge, William. Letter on the representation of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Re-printed from the Newcastle Journal. London; Newcastle: Simpkin, Marshall; F. & W. Dodsworth, 1856. 19p.

14449. Brett, Peter. "John Fife and Tyneside radicalism in the eighteen-thirties: the struggle for progressive compromise." Northern History 33 (1997): 184-217.

14450. Carnick, Anne E. "Three Northumberland constituencies in the general election of 1852: North and South Northumberland and Tynemouth." M.A., University of Durham, 1966.

14451. Kitchen, L. "The 1892 election in the Tyneside area." M.Litt., University of Newcastle, 1979.

14452. Maehl, William Henry. "The Liberal Party and the Newcastle elections of 1874." Durham University Journal 57, no. 3 (1965): 148-54.

14453. McCord, Norman, and A. E. Carrick. "Northumberland in the general election of 1852." Northern History 1 (1966): 92-108.

14454. The poll book of the contested election for the northern division of the county of Northumberland, taken on the 9th and 10th days of July, 1841, including the addresses and authentic papers issued by the various candidates, and reports of the proceedings of the nomination and declaration days at Alnwick: to which is added an appendix containing an account of the election of knights of the shire returned for the counties of Northumberland since the accession of the House of Hanover in 1714, with copies of the poll books for 1722 & 1734. Newcastle-on-Tyne: Printed by and for John Hernaman, 1841. 183p.

14455. The poll book of the contested election for the northern division of the county of Northumberland, taken on

the 10th and 11th days of August, 1847, at Alnwick, Belford, Berwick, Elsdon, Morpeth, and Wooler including the addresses, speeches, &c. of the candidates. Alnwick: Printed and sold by W. Davison, 1847. 117p.

14456. The poll book of the contested election for the northern division of the county of Northumberland, taken on the 22nd and 23rd days of July, 1852, at Alnwick, Belford, Berwick, Elsdon, Morpeth, and Wooler including the addresses and speeches of the various candidates; and reports of the proceedings of the nomination and declaration days at Alnwick. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Printed by and for John Hernaman, 1852. 100p.

14457. The poll book of the contested election for the southern division of Northumberland, on the 20th and 21st December, 1832, including all the authentic addresses, and reports of the important proceedings connected with the election. Newcastle-on-Tyne: Printed by and for Hernaman and Perring, 1833. 170p.

14458. The poll book of the contested election for the southern division of the county of Northumberland, taken on Friday the 16th and Saturday the 17th days of July, 1852, at Allendale, Bellingham, Haltwhistle, Hexham, Newcastle, North Shields, and Stamfordham, including the addresses, speeches, &c., of the candidates, and reports of the proceedings of the nomination and declaration days at Hexham. Newcastle-on-Tyne: M. & M. W. Lambert, 1852. 152p.

14459. The poll book of the contested election for the southern division of the county of Northumberland, taken on the 16th and 17th days of July, 1852, at Allendale, Bellingham, Haltwhistle, Hexham, Newcastle, North Shields, and Stamfordham, including the addresses, speeches of the various candidates and reports of the proceedings of the nomination and declaration days at Hexham, as well as of the great public entertainment subsequently given to Henry Geo. Liddell, Esq., M.P. at Newcastle-on-Tyne. Newcastle-on- Tyne: Printed by and for John Hernaman, 1852. 152p.

14460. Strachan, William. A howky gan te Parliement: Thomas Burt, MP. [S.l.]: Northumberland County Library Service, 1975. 20p.

14461. Waitt, Edward Ian. "John Morley, Joseph Cowen and Robert Spence: Liberal divisions in Newcastle politics, 1873-1895." Ph.D., University of Manchester, 1972.

14462. Wickham, Michael. "Berwick-upon-Tweed: a venal borough?" Journal of Liberal History 48 (Autumn 2005): 24-30.

14463. ---. "Electoral politics in Berwick-upon-Tweed 1832-1885." M.Phil., University of Durham, 2002.

14464. ---. "Religion and politics." Journal of Liberal History 45 (2004): 26-29. [The Bradlaugh controversy and the Berwick-upon-Tweed by-elections of 1880 and 1881.]

Nottinghamshire

14465. Beggs, Thomas. History of the election for the borough of Nottingham, 1842. Nottingham: R. Sutton, 1842. 60p.

14466. Binder, Che. "The Nottingham electorate and the election of the Chartist, Feargus O'Connor, 1847." Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire 107 (2003): 145-62.

14467. Cutting, D. H. "The Nottingham parliamentary election of 1865." M.Phil., University of Nottingham, 1972.

14468. Fisher, J. R. "Issues and influence: two by-elections in South Nottinghamshire in the mid-nineteenth

century." Historical Journal 24 (1981): 155-65.

14469. ---. "The Tory revival in the 1830s: an uncontested election in South Nottinghamshire." Midland History 6 (1981): 95-108.

14470. Lumb, Elizabeth E. "Arthur Markham (1866-1916): coal owner and Liberal Member of Parliament for Mansfield, 1900-16." M.Phil., University of Leicester, 1991.

14471. Newark election, 1840. The poll book of a contested election for one member to serve in Parliament for the borough of Newark, taken before Charles Ridge, Esq. Mayor, on Friday, the 24th day of January, 1840, with the speeches at the nomination addresses, &c. issued by both parties during the contest: ... Newark: Printed and published by J. Bridges, 1840. viii, 67, [23]p.

14472. Newark election, 1868. The poll book, with report of the speeches delivered at the nomination and declaration of the poll. Newark: Tomlinson & Whiles, Printers, 1868. 46p.

14473. The poll book, containing a report of the speeches delivered at the hustings, and a re-print of the addresses, squibs, &c., issued by the different parties, prior to and during the election at Newark, on the 24th. of January, 1840; also, an accurate list of the polled and unpolled electors, alphabetically arranged. Candidates. T. Wilde, Esq., Her Majesty's Solicitor General. Frederick Thesiger, Esq., Counsellor. Newark: Printed by J. Wells, 1840. ii, 64, 28p.

14474. Preston, R. A. "W. E. Gladstone and his disputed election expenses at Newark, 1832-1834." Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire 80 (1976): 73-79.

14475. South Nottinghamshire election, February, 1851. A full report of the speeches at the nomination, the poll, the official declaration, and a complete register of the electors, &c., &c. Nottingham: Printed by T. Forman, 1851. 43p.

14476. Wood, A. C. "Nottingham electoral history 1832-1861." Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire 59 (1955): 65-83.

14477. ---. "Nottingham parliamentary elections, 1869-1900." Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire 60 (1956): 50-65.

14478. ---. "Sir Robert Clifton, 1826-69." Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire 57 (1953): 48- 65. [Member for Nottingham, 1860s.]

Oxfordshire

14479. Oxford Election Commission. Report of the Royal Commissioners appointed to inquire into the existence of corrupt practices in the City of Oxford, together with minutes of evidence. Oxford: Chronicle Office, 1881. viii, 508p. [On corruption at the April 1880 election.]

14480. Sutherland, John. "Thackeray, the Oxford election and the Sunday question." Bodleian Library Record 9 (1973-78): 274-79.

14481. Taylor, D. J. "The newcomer." Oxford Today 11, no. 3 (Trinity 1999): 30-31. [On Thackeray's "spirited performance on the Oxford hustings"; from his biography of Thackeray, 1999.]

14482. ---. "The newcomer." Journal of Liberal Democrat History 27 (Summer 2000): 15-16. [Thackeray's campaign as a Liberal at the Oxford election, 1857.]

14483. Trinder, B. S. A Victorian M. P. and his constituents: the correspondence of H. W. Tancred, 1841-1859. Banbury Historical Society, 8. Banbury: Banbury Historical Society, 1969. xliii, 159p.

Shropshire

14484. Biffen, John. "Electing Oswestry's MP, 1901." History Today 42 (Oct. 1992): 36-38.

14485. Hobbs, John L. "John Frail, election agent." Transactions of the Caradoc and Severn Valley Field Club 15 (1957-60): 133-40.

14486. McQuiston, Julian R. "Farmers' revolt: the North Shropshire by-election of 1876." Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological Society 59 (1969-74): 170-80.

Somerset

14487. Binfield, Clyde. "The acceptable face of carpet baggery? W. H. Willans and Frome's reformers." In Reform and reformers in nineteenth century Britain, edited by Michael J. Turner: 137-56. Sunderland: University of Sunderland Press, 2004. [1874 election.]

14488. The blessings of boroughmongering. A sketch of the borough of Minehead. 3rd ed. Chard: J. Toms, 1883. 8p. [An attack on J. F. Luttrell, candidate for West Somerset.]

14489. Brooks, Stephen. "Bath and the Great Reform Bill." In Bath in the age of reform, edited by John Wroughton: 21-30. Bath: Morgan Books, 1972. [An extract on the Bath elections 1832 from Bath and Cheltenham Gazette 11 Dec. 1832 is printed on p. 108-09.]

14490. Drake, Michael. Radical Bath. Social sciences, a third level course: historical data and the social sciences, unit 11. Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1974. 67p. [On voting behaviour in Bath, 1832-1868.]

14491. Elvins, Brian. "Somerset county M.P.s 1832-1885: a profile." Somerset Archaeology and Natural History 141 (1997): 149-59.

14492. ---. "A survey of Somerset county elections 1832-1874." Notes and Queries for Somerset and Dorset 34, no. 349 (March 1999): 277-82.

14493. Foster, R. E. "Peel, Disraeli and the 1835 Taunton by-election." Somerset Archaeology 126 (1982): 111-18.

14494. McNulty, David. "Class and politics in Bath 1832-48." Southern History 8 (1986): 112-29.

14495. Rowe, Julian D. "The parliamentary politics of Bridgewater 1832-69." M.Phil., University of Exeter, 1994.

14496. Tolleyfield, Stephen. "Battling Bath Liberal." Journal of Liberal History 48 (Autumn 2005): 20-23. [A. W. Wills, 1872-1949, Liberal activist.]

Staffordshire

14497. Anderton, Paul. "A challenge to the Liberal establishment: the general election of 1874 in Stoke-on-Trent." In Staffordshire studies: essays presented to Denis Stuart, edited by Philip Morgan: 207-20. Keele: University of Keele Department of Adult & Continuing Education, 1987.

14498. ---. "The Liberal party of Stoke-on-Trent and parliamentary elections, 1862-1880: a case study in Liberal-

Labour relations." M.A., University of Keele, 1974.

14499. Doyle, Patrick J. "The general election of 1841: the representation of South Staffordshire." Transactions of the South Staffordshire Archaeological and Historical Society 12 (1970-71): 57-61.

14500. Kent, Gordon B. "The beginnings of party political organization in Staffordshire, 1832-41." North Staffordshire Journal of Field Studies 1 (1961): 86-100.

14501. Lawrence, Jon. "Party politics and the people: continuity and change in the political history of Wolverhampton, 1815-1914." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1989. [6900.]

14502. ---. "Popular politics and the limitations of party: Wolverhampton, 1867-1900." In Currents of radicalism: popular radicalism, organised labour, and party politics in Britain, 1850-1914, edited by Eugenio F. Biagini and Alastair J. Reid: 65-85. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1991.

14503. Staffordshire County Council. Education Department. The 1906 election in North Staffordshire. Local History Source Book, G24. Stafford: Staffordshire County Council. Education Department, 1978. 40p.

14504. Whitehead, R. N. "Progressive politics, personality and party: a case study of the changing pattern of constituency politics in North Staffordshire, 1900-1925." M.A., University of Keele, 1985.

Suffolk

14505. An account of the proceedings at the election of members for the borough of Bury St. Edmund's, Dec. 13 and 14, 1832; being the first election for the borough since the passing of the "Act for Amending the Representation of the People". Bury St. Edmund's: Printed and published by Walter E. Frost, 1833. 163p.

14506. Atton, K. J. "Municipal and parliamentary politics in Ipswich, 1818-1847." Ph.D., University of London, 1980.

14507. A report of the evidence taken before the select committee on the Ipswich election petition, against the return of Robert Adam Dundas & Fitz-roy Kelly as published in the Suffolk Chronicle: To which is appended a verbatim report of the celebrated speech of Mr. Kelly, in summing up the evidence adduced against the sitting members, previous to the return and examination of Mr. Pilgrim. Ipswich: Printed and sold by J. King, 1835. iv, 94p.

Surrey

14508. Coetzee, Franz. "Villa Toryism reconsidered: Conservatism and suburban sensibilites in late-Victorian Croydon." Parliamentary History 16 (1997): 29-47.

14509. Marcus, G. J. "The naval crisis of 1909 and the Croydon by-election." Journal of the Royal United Service Institution 103 (1958): 500-514.

14510. Representation of Reigate. The election of 1863; its history and results, and the threatened contest in 1865. With extracts from the Surrey Gazette. Lewes: G. P. Bacon, Printers, 1865. 20p.

Sussex

14511. Brent, C. "The immediate impact of the Second Reform Act on a southern county town: voting patterns at Lewes borough in 1865 and 1868." Southern History 2 (1980): 129-77.

14512. Curteis, Edward Barrett. Exposure of the corrupt system of elections at Rye. London: James Ridgway, 1853. 24p.

14513. East Sussex Record Office. Brighton election 1832; edited by a Local History Research Unit working party. Local History Research Unit, 4. 1 vol. Lewes: East Sussex County Council, 1968.

14514. Gilbert, W. G. L. Rye reformed: being some account of the political scene in Rye after the year 1832. Rye Museum Publication, 2. Rye: Rye Museum, 1958. 20p.

14515. Peters, Graeme. "Hastings in 1900." Journal of Liberal Democrat History 29 (Winter 2000): 9. [The constituency at the 1900 general election.]

14516. Wilde, Arthur. "Shoreham's parliamentary status, 1866." Sussex County Magazine 17 (1943): 57.

Warwickshire

14517. Abstract of evidence before the Commons' select committee appointed to inquire into the petitions respecting the last return for the Borough of Warwick, upon which the reports of 15. May, and 22. July 1833, were founded. London: Ridgway, 1834. 63p.

14518. Cannadine, David. "The Calthorpe family and Birmingham 1810-1910: a " conservative interest" examined." Historical Journal 18 (1975): 725-60.

14519. Cawood, Ian. "Joseph Chamberlain, the Conservative party and the Leamington Spa candidature dispute of 1895." Historical Research 79 (2006): 554-77.

14520. Langford, J. A. "Birmingham parliamentary elections." Mid-England 1 (1881): 185-89.

14521. Moss, D. J. "A study in failure: Thomas Attwood, M.P. for Brimingham, 1832-1839." Historical Journal 21 (1978): 545-70.

14522. Paterson, David. "Compact politics: the 1868 parliamentary election for the borough of Warwick." M.A., University of Warwick, 1978.

14523. ---. A Victorian election - Warwick 1868. Coventry and Warwickshire pamphlet, 12. Coventry: University of Warwick Open Studies and Coventry Branch of the Historical Association, 1982. iii, 69p.

14524. Quinault, Roland. "Warwickshire landowners and parliamentary politics, c. 1841-1923." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1975.

14525. Smith, Harry Gorvett. "The reform movement in Birmingham, 1830-48." Ph.D., University of London, 1929. 14526. Tholfsen, Trygve R. "The origins of the Birmingham caucus." Historical Journal 2 (1959): 161-84. [Liberal Association.]

Westmorland

14527. Bagot, Theodosia. "A north-country election." Nineteenth Century 32 (July-Dec. 1892): 744-51. [1892 election in the Kendal division of Westmorland.]

14528. Connell, A. N. "Blue sky over Westmorland: Appleby's Liberal decade." Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society 3rd ser., 6 (2006): 195-215. [late 19thc.]

14529. ---. "The domination of Lowtherism and Toryism in Westmorland parliamentary elections, 1818-1895." Northern History 45 (2008): 295-321.

14530. ---. "'Ice in the centre of a glowing fire': the Westmorland election of 1880." Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society 3rd ser., 8 (2008): 219-39.

14531. Farrer, J. A. "A 'candidates' protection society." Nineteenth Century 32 (July-Dec. 1892): 975-79. [The defeated candidate at the 1892 election, described in no. 14527.]

Wiltshire

14532. Huch, Ronald K. "The Anti-Corn Law League and the Salisbury election of November 1843." Canadian Journal of History 6 (1971): 247-56.

Worcestershire

14533. Cotton, John. Election squibs, ballads & broadsides, with other impromptu verses, by J. C. Birmingham: Privately printed, 1887. 22p. [Except for the first verse on Birmingham, all the verses relate to the election in Bromsgrove.]

14534. Elector. Letter I. of an appeal to the electors of the county and city of Worcester, who consider themselves unduly represented in the present Parliament; with an appendix, on the progress of discontent and the prostration of the late government. Tewkesbury: Printed by James Bennett, 1834. 71p. [A collection of 4 letters.]

14535. Grainger, John D. "The electorates of Evesham 1818-1868." Transactions of the Worcestershire Archaeological Society 3rd, 12 (1990): 225-38.

14536. ---. "Religion as a voting determinant: the case of Evesham 1832-1868." Transactions of the Worcestershire Archaeological Society 3rd, 14 (1994): 203-11.

Yorkshire

14537. Aytoun, W. E. "The Scarborough election." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 70 (July-Dec. 1851): 245- 48. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14538. Barber, Brian. "William Battie Wrightson MP and Northallerton: a Whig and a small parliamentary borough 1832-1874." Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 81 (2009): 257-77.

14539. Bayliss, Anne, and Paul Bayliss. Scarborough's Members of Parliament, 1832 to 1906; Scarborough's Mayors, 1836 to 1906: a biographical dictionary. Scalby, Scarborough: A. M. Bayliss, 2008. vi, 114p.

14540. Bentley, Michael. "Gladstonian Liberals and provincial notables: Whitby politics, 1868-80." Historical Research 64 (1991): 172-85. 14541. Bythell, Duncan. The fragility of rural liberalism: parliamentary elections and party politics in Richmond (North Yorkshire), 1832-1929. Teesside paper in North Eastern history, 13. [S.l.]: North England History Institute, 2003. 40p.

14542. Clark, David. Colne Valley: radicalism to socialism: the portrait of a Northern constituency in the formative years of the Labour Party 1890-1910. London: Longman, 1981. xiii, 225p.

14543. Crick, Martin. "Labour alliance or socialist unity?: the Independent Labour Party in the heavy woollen areas of West Yorkshire, c.1893-1902." In 'The rising sun of socialism': the Independent Labour Party in the textile district of the West Riding of Yorkshire between 1890 and 1914: 28-44. Bradford: West Yorkshire Archive Service, West Yorkshire Archive and Archaeology Joint Committee and Bradford Library Service, 1991. [Based on the 1902 Dewsbury by-election.]

14544. Dawson, Patricia A. "The Halifax Independent Labour Movement: Labour and Liberalism 1890-1914." In 'The rising sun of socialism': the Independent Labour Party in the textile district of the West Riding of Yorkshire between 1890 and 1914: 45-74. Bradford: West Yorkshire Archive Service, West Yorkshire Archive and Archaeology Joint Committee and Bradford Library Service, 1991.

14545. ---. "Halifax politics, 1890-1914." Ph.D., CNAA, Huddersfield Polytechnic, 1987.

14546. ---. "Liberalism and the challenge of Labour: the 1906 progressive election in Halifax." Transactions of the Halifax Antiquarian Society n.s., 2 (1994): 107-24.

14547. Fowler, W. S. "Why Chamberlain fought and lost at Sheffield." Transactions of the Hunter Archaeological Society 8 (1958-63): 152-56. [Election on 31 Jan. 1874.]

14548. Fraser, Derek. "The fruits of reform: Leeds politics in the eighteen-thirties." Northern History 7 (1972): 89- 111.

14549. Guttsman, W. L. "The general election of 1895 in the cities of Yorkshire: a study of political behaviour under the impact of the reform agitation." International Review of Social History 2 (1957): 231-58.

14550. Hargreaves, John. "Methodism and electoral politics in Halifax, 1832-1848." Northern History 35 (1999): 139-60.

14551. Higginbotham, Margaret. "A. J. Mundell and the Sheffield election of 1868." Transactions of the Hunter Archaeological Society 5 (1938-43): 285-93.

14552. Hills, R. I. The inevitable march of Labour? Electoral politics in York 1900-1914. Borthwick Papers, 89. York: Borthwick Institute, 1996. 28p.

14553. Hurst, Michael. "Liberal versus Liberal: the general election of 1874 in Bradford and Sheffield." Historical Journal 15 (1972): 669-713. [A comment by D. G. Wright in 16 (1973): 597-603; with a rebuttal by Hurst in 17 (1974): 162-64, and a further contribution by M. R. Temmel in 18 (1975): 611-22, which was answered by Hurst in 19 (1976): 1001-04.]

14554. James, David. "The social and political development of Keighley, with special reference to the response of the Liberal Party to the rise of Labour, 1885-1914." Ph.D., CNAA, Huddersfield Polytechnic, 1991.

14555. Jowitt, J. A. "A crossroads in Halifax politics: election of 1847." Transactions of the Halifax Antiquarian Society (1973-74): 19-36.

14556. ---. "Dissenters, voluntaryism and Liberal unity: the 1847 election in Bradford." In Nineteenth century Bradford elections, edited by J. A. Jowitt and R. K. S. Taylor: 7-23. Bradford Centre occasional paper, 1. Leeds: University of Leeds Centre for Adult Education, 1979. 14557. ---. "From Whiggery to Liberalism: Sir Charles Wood and Halifax, 1832-1865." Transactions of the Halifax Antiquarian Society n.s, 2 (1994): 43-54.

14558. ---. "Parliamentary politics in Halifax, 1832-1847." Northern History 12 (1976): 172-201.

14559. Jowitt, J. A., and R. K. S. Taylor. Bradford 1890-1914: the cradle of the Independent Labour Party. Bradford Centre Occasional Papers, 2. Bradford: University of Leeds Centre for Adult Education, 1980. 88p.

14560. ---. Nineteenth century Bradford elections. Bradford Centre occasional paper, 1. Leeds: University of Leeds Centre for Adult Education, 1979. 87p.

14561. Laybourn, Keith. "The Bradford Labour movement and the Keir Hardie by-election in East Bradford, November 1896." In Nineteenth century Bradford elections, edited by J. A. Jowitt and R. K. S. Taylor: 74- 87. Bradford Centre occasional paper, 1. Leeds: University of Leeds Centre for Adult Education, 1979.

14562. Liddington, Jill. "Anne Lister's politics: assessing her political influence 1831-40." Transactions of the Halifax Antiquarian Society n.s., 13 (2005): 54-59.

14563. Little, Tony. "Value for money." Journal of Liberal Democrat History 37 (Winter 2002-03): 18-21. [Trollope at the Beverley election in 1868.]

14564. Markham, John. "The election campaigns of Mark Sykes in Buckrose and Hull." East Yorkshire Historian 2 (2001): 65-75. [Sykes stood for this constituency at the two elections in 1910.]

14565. ---. "James Clay, M.P. for Hull: a pioneering constituency member." Northern History 36 (2000): 147-58. [M.P. 1847-1853, 1857-1873.]

14566. ---. Nineteenth century parliamentary elections in East Yorkshire. East Yorkshire Local History Series, 37. Beverley: East Yorkshire Local History Society, 1982. 52p.

14567. Markus, Michael. "A pocket borough? Reformed politics in Ripon, 1832-67." Parliamentary History 27 (2008): 330-60.

14568. Marsh, Peter T. "'A Working Man's Representative': Joseph Chamberlain and the 1874 election in Sheffield." In The political culture of modern Britain: studies in memory of Stephen Koss, edited by J. M. W. Bean: 56-74. London: Hamilton, 1987.

14569. Morgan, Jim. "The Leeds elections of 1834 and 1835: a psephological analysis." Publications of the Thoresby Society 2nd ser., 13 (2003): 73-90.

14570. Pack, Mark Anthony. "Aspects of the English electoral system 1800-1850, with special reference to Yorkshire." Ph.D., University of York, 1996.

14571. Paz, D. G. "William Aldam, backbench MP for Leeds, 1841-1847: national issues versus local interests." Publications of the Thoresby Society 2nd, 8 (1997): 17-46.

14572. Perks, Robert B. "Late Victorian and Edwardian politics in Huddersfield." In Huddersfield: a most handsome town: aspects of the history and culture of a West Yorkshire town, edited by E. A. Hilary Haigh: 501-25. Huddersfield: Kirklees Cultural Service, 1992.

14573. ---. "The New Liberalism and the challenge of Labour in the West Riding of Yorkshire, 1885-1914, with special reference to Huddersfield." Ph.D., CNAA, Huddersfield Polytechnic, 1985.

14574. The poll book: containing the proceedings previous to and on the day of nomination; also, a list of persons entitled to vote at the election of members for the borough of Sheffield; distinguishing for whom those

voted who exercised their right at the election, January 9-10, 1835. Sheffield: Printed by George Ridge, 1835. 81p.

14575. Porritt, M. A Yorkshire eaves-dropper. A tale of the North-Riding election. Manchester: J. Heywood, 1882. 20p. [A short-story.]

14576. Purdue, A. W. "George Lansbury and the Middlesbrough election of 1906." International Review of Social History 18 (1973): 333-52.

14577. Reynolds, Jack. "The general election of 1859." In Nineteenth century Bradford elections, edited by J. A. Jowitt and R. K. S. Taylor: 35-49. Bradford Centre occasional paper, 1. Leeds: University of Leeds Centre for Adult Education, 1979.

14578. Riach, T. "Lessons from North Leeds." New Liberal Review 4 (Aug. 1902-Jan. 1903): 167-71.

14579. Richardson, Sarah. "Independence and deference: a study of the West Riding electorate, 1831-1841." Ph.D., University of Leeds, 1995.

14580. ---. "The role of women in electoral politics in Yorkshire during the eighteen-thirties." Northern History 32 (1996): 133-51.

14581. Roberts, A. W. "Leeds Liberalism and late Victorian politics." Northern History 5 (1970): 131-56.

14582. Roberts, Matthew. "Constructing a Tory world-view: popular politics and the Conservative press in late- Victorian Leeds." Historical Research 79 (2006): 115-43.

14583. ---. "Currents of electoral independence: James Lowther and popular politics in York, c.1865-1880." Yorkshire Archaeological Journal 78 (2006): 217-40.

14584. ---. "'Villa Toryism' and popular conservatism in Leeds, 1885-1902." Historical Journal 49 (2006): 217-46.

14585. Rubinstein, David. "The Independent Labour Party and the Yorkshire miners: the Barnsley by-election of 1897." International Review of Social History 23 (1978): 102-34.

14586. Senior, Janet. "The 1867 Bradford by-election." Bradford Antiquary 3rd, 10 (2006): 21-29.

14587. Stevens, Christopher. "The Conservative Club movement in the industrial West Riding, 1880-1914." Northern History 38 (2001): 121-43.

14588. Strom, Carolyn. "Parliamentary politics in Halifax 1857 to 1868." M.A., Huddersfield Polytechnic, 1988.

14589. Thompson, F. M. L. "Whigs and Liberals in the West Riding, 1830-60." English Historical Review 74 (1959): 214-39.

14590. Tingay, Lance. Anthony Trollope politician: his parliamentary career at Beverley 1868. London: Silverbridge Press, 1988. vi, 30p.

14591. Wainwright, Martin. Ireland not socialism: a Leeds election. London: Martin Wainwright, 1971. 55p. [1892 election.]

14592. Whitwan, David Neil. "The Liberal Party in the Colne Valley parliamentary constituency 1906-14." M.A., Huddersfield Polytechnic, 1987.

14593. Woodall, Robert. "Anthony Trollope and the Beverley election." Contemporary Review 253 (July-Dec. 1988): 320-24. [1868 general election.]

14594. Wright, D. G. "The Bradford election of 1874." In Nineteenth century Bradford elections, edited by J. A. Jowitt and R. K. S. Taylor: 50-73. Bradford Centre occasional paper, 1. Leeds: University of Leeds Centre for Adult Education, 1979.

14595. ---. "Politics and opinion in 19th-century Bradford, 1832-80, with special reference to parliamentary elections." Ph.D., University of Leeds, 1966.

14596. ---. "A radical borough: parliamentary politics in Bradford, 1832-41." Northern History 4 (1969): 132-66.

14597. ---. "The Second Reform agitation 1857-67." In Victorian Bradford; essays in honour of Jack Reynolds, edited by D. G. Wright and J. A. Jowitt: 165-98. Bradford: City of Bradford Metropolitan Council, Libraries Division, 1981.

Wales

14598. Cragoe, Matthew. "The anatomy of an eviction campaign: the general election of 1868 in Wales and its aftermath." Rural History 9 (1998): 177-93.

14599. ---. "'Brimful of patriotism': Welsh Conservatives, the South African War and the 'Khaki' election of 1900." In Wales and war: society, politics and religion in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, edited by Matthew Cragoe and Chris Williams: 101-25. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2007.

14600. ---. "Conscience or coercion? Clerical influence at the General Election of 1868 in Wales." Past & Present 149 (Nov. 1995): 140-69. [Comment by Ioan Matthews 169 (Nov. 2000): 194-204; reply by Cragoe: 205- 213.]

14601. ---. "George Osborne Morgan, Henry Richard, and the politics of religion, 1868-74." Parliamentary History 19 (2000): 118-30.

14602. ---. "John Griffiths, 'Y Gohebydd' and the general election of 1868 in Wales." Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (1997): 48-64.

14603. ---. "Welsh electioneering and the purpose of Parliament: 'From radicalism to nationalism' reconsidered." Parliamentary History 17 (1998): 113-30.

14604. David, I. W. R. "Political and electioneering activity in south-east Wales, 1820-52." M.A., University of Wales (Swansea), 1959.

14605. Davies, Edward. "Etholiad '59." Cymru 36 (1909): 77-99. ["The '59 election".]

14606. Davies, T. G. "The Welsh contribution to mental health legislation in the nineteenth century." Welsh History Review 18 (1996-97): 40-62.

14607. Freeman, Peter. "The effect of the Oxford Movement on some election campaigns in Wales in the mid- nineteenth century." National Library of Wales Journal 31 (1999-2000): 369-80.

14608. Glyndwr, Edward. Wales, awake! A call to Young Wales, containing chapters on Welsh parliamentary representation, Welsh political organisation, Welsh nationality, Welsh home rule. Nottingham: J. D.

Norton, 1887. 16p.

14609. Hardie, J. Keir. "The Welsh parliamentary party." Welsh Review [1906-1907] 1 (1906): 13.

14610. Hopkin, Deian. "Labour's roots in Wales, 1880-1900." In The Labour Party in Wales, 1900-2000, edited by Duncan Tanner, Chris Williams, and Deian Hopkin: 40-60. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2000.

14611. Jones, Harry. "The Welsh party." Welsh Review [1906-1907] 1 (1906): 37-39. [Welsh parliamentary party.]

14612. Jones, Ieuan Gwynedd. "The elections of 1865 and 1868 in Wales, with special reference to Cardiganshire and Merthyr Tydfil." Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (1964): 41-68.

14613. ---. "Henry Richard ac iaith y gwleidydd yn y bedwaredd ganrif ar bymtheg." In Cof Cenedl III: ysgrifau ar hanes Cymru, edited by Geraint H. Jenkins: 117-49. Llandysul: Gomer, 1988. [On the use of the Welsh language in campaigns, with special reference to Henry Richard.]

14614. ---. "Wales and parliamentary reform." In Wales through the ages. Vol. 2: Modern Wales, edited by A. J. Roderick: 132-39. Llanbydie: Christopher Davies, 1960.

14615. Jones, J. Graham. "Sir Arthur Acland and Thomas Edward Ellis: parliamentary colleagues." Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 14, no. 1 (2006): 356-75.

14616. ---. "Sir J. Herbert Lewis and Thomas Edward Ellis political friends." Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 15 (2006): 70-88.

14617. Jones, James Rhys. "Etholiadau Ceredigion a Meirionydd." Traethodydd 20 (1865): 488-512. ["Cardiganshire and Merionethshire elections".]

14618. Lewis, Richard. "Political culture and ideology, 1900-1918." In The Labour Party in Wales, 1900-2000, edited by Duncan Tanner, Chris Williams, and Deian Hopkin: 86-109. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2000.

14619. Maclean, J. M. "The Welsh party as a parliamentary force." Welsh Review [1906-1907] 1 (1906): 8-9.

14620. Mares, Detlev. "A radical in Wales? Alfred A. Walton and mid-Victorian Welsh popular radicalism." Welsh History Review 21 (2002-03): 271-92.

14621. May, Eddie. "The mosaic of Labour politics, 1900-1918." In The Labour Party in Wales, 1900-2000, edited by Duncan Tanner, Chris Williams, and Deian Hopkin: 61-85. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2000.

14622. Morgan, K. O. "The Liberal Unionists in Wales." National Library of Wales Journal 16 (1969-70): 163-71.

14623. Parry, Cyril. The radical tradition in Welsh politics: a study of Liberal and Labour politics in Gwynedd 1900-1920. University of Hull Occasional Papers in Economic and Social History, 2. Hull: University of Hull, 1970. 89p.

14624. Parry, Owen. "The parliamentary representation of Wales and Monmouthshire during the 19th century, but mainly until 1870." M.A., University of Wales (Bangor), 1924.

14625. Rees, T. Mardy. "Some barristers and Members of Parliament." Welsh Review [1906-1907] 2 (1907): 94-

95.

14626. Wallace, Ryland. "Political reform societies in Wales, 1832-84." Ph.D., University of Wales (Aberystwyth), 1978.

14627. ---. "Wales and the parliamentary reform movement, 1866-68." Welsh History Review 11 (1982-83): 469- 87.

14628. Williams, H. G. "The Forster Education Act and Welsh politics, 1870-1874." Welsh History Review 14 (1988-89): 242-68.

14629. Williams, T. Marchant. Welsh Members of Parliament 1894. Cardiff: Printed and published by Daniel Owen, 1894. 68p. [Sardonic profiles: the author's sobriquet in Wales was 'Acid Drop'; the handsome portraits are by Will Morgan.]

Anglesey

14630. Jones, Frank Price. "Gwleidyddiaeth Môn yn y 19eg ganrif." Transactions of the Anglesey Antiquarian Society and Field Club (1969-70): 185-203. [Politics in 19th century Anglesey.]

14631. ---. "Gwleidyddiaeth Môn yn y bedwaredd ganrif ar bymtheg." In his Radicaliaeth a'r werin Gymraeg yn y bedwaredd ganrif ar bymtheg, edited by Alun Llywelyn Williams and Elfed ap Nefydd Roberts: 132-47. Caerdydd: Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru, 1977. [Politics in 19th century Anglesey.]

14632. Pretty, David A. "Richard Davies and nonconformist radicalism in Anglesey, 1837-1868: a study of sectarian and middle-class politics." Welsh History Review 9 (1978-79): 432-67.

14633. Rowlands, Eryl Wyn. "Agweddau gwleidyddol ym Môn 1885-95." Transactions of the Anglesey Antiquarian Society and Field Club (1983): 87-119. [Anglesey politics, 1885-95.]

14634. Thomas, Richard Gwyn. "Anglesey county politics, 1837-41." Transactions of the Anglesey Antiquarian Society and Field Club (1969-70): 164-84.

Breconshire

14635. Jones, Edmund J. "Election literature." Old Wales 2 (1906): 286-87. [Address for the Brecon election, 1837.]

Caernarfonshire

14636. Bassett, T. M. "Y Bedyddwyr yng ngwleidyddiaeth Sir Gaernarfon, 1832-1868." Transactions of the Caernarvonshire Historical Society 42 (1981): 129-40. [The Baptists in Caernarfonshire politics, 1832- 1868.]

14637. Jones, Frank Price. "Gwleidyddiaeth Sir Gaernarfon yn y 19eg ganrif." Transactions of the Caernarvonshire Historical Society 26 (1965): 75-106. [Politics in 19th century Caernarfonshire.]

14638. ---. "Gwleidyddiaeth Sir Gaernarfon yn y bedwaredd ganrif ar bymtheg." In his Radicaliaeth a'r werin Gymraeg yn y bedwaredd ganrif ar bymtheg, edited by Alun Llywelyn Williams and Elfed ap Nefydd Roberts: 148-80. Caerdydd: Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru, 1977. [Politics in 19th century Caernarfonshire.]

14639. Jones, J. Graham. "Lloyd George and the Caernarfon Boroughs election of 1892." Transactions of the

Caernarvonshire Historical Society 52-53 (1991-92): 31-50.

14640. ---. "Lloyd George, Caernarfon Boroughs and Manchester East." Transactions of the Caernarvonshire Historical Society 59 (1998): 117-34.

14641. Parry, Cyril. "Aspects of Caernarvonshire politics 1900-1920: the rise of a Labour Party." Transactions of the Caernarvonshire Historical Society 32 (1971): 97-111.

14642. ---. "The Independent Labour Party and Gwynedd politics, 1900-20." Welsh History Review 4 (1968-69): 47-66.

14643. ---. "A note on the Eifion by-election of 1906." Caernarvonshire Historical Society Transactions 30 (1969): 79-86.

14644. Parry, Owen. "Lecsiwn 1851 (bwrdeisdrefi Arfon)." In Er clod: saith bennod ar hanes Methodistiaeth yng Nghymru, edited by Thomas Richards: 135-50. Wrexham: Hughes a'i Fab, 1934. [The 1881 election in the Caernarfon boroughs.]

14645. Peters, Lisa. "'Welsh obscurity to notoriety' - Lloyd George, the Boer War, and the North Wales press." In Book trade connections from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries, edited by John Hinks and Catherine Armstrong: 225-43. Print Networks, 9. London: British Library, 2008. [On the 1900 general election.]

14646. Price, Emyr. "Lloyd-George and the by-election in the Caernarfon Boroughs 1890." Caernarvonshire Historical Society Transactions 36 (1975): 136-72.

Cardiganshire

14647. Iorwerth, Dylan. Gohebydd yng Ngheredigion yn ystod y Flwyddyn Fawr: hanes John Griffith (Y Gohebydd) ac etholiad 1868. Aberystwyth: Cymdeithas Lyfrau Ceredigion, 2007. 62, [2]p. [Gohebydd in Ceredigion during the Great Year: the history of John Griffith (Y Gohebydd) and the 1868 election'.]

14648. Jones, Francis. "Cardiganshire election songs." Ceredigion 5 (1964-67): 42-46.

14649. Jones, Ieuan Gwynedd. "Cardiganshire politics in the mid-nineteenth century; a study of the elections of 1865 and 1868." Ceredigion 5 (1964-67): 14-41.

14650. ---. "Cardiganshire politics in the mid-nineteenth century: a study of the elections of 1865 and 1868." In his Explorations and explanations: essays in the social history of Victorian Wales: 165-92. Llandysul: Gwasg Gomer, 1987.

14651. Morgan, K. O. "Cardiganshire politics: the Liberal ascendancy, 1885-1923." Ceredigion 5 (1964-67): 311- 46.

14652. ---. "Cardiganshire politics: the Liberal ascendancy, 1885-1923." In his Modern Wales: politics, places and people: 216-50. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1995.

14653. Thorne, R. G. "Parliamentary representation: from the First to the Third Reform Acts, 1832-1885." In Cardiganshire County History. Vol. 3: Cardiganshire in modern times, edited by Geraint H. Jenkins and Ieuan Gwynedd Jones: 387-406. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1998.

Carmarthenshire

14654. Hopkin, Deian. "The rise of Labour: Llanelli, 1890-1922." In Politics and society in Wales, 1840-1922: essays in honour of Ieuan Gwynedd Jones, edited by Geraint H. Jenkins and J. Beverley Smith: 161-82. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1988.

14655. Howell, D. W. "A sample of coercive landlordism." Carmarthenshire Historian 15 (1978): 63-69. [Lord Cawdor and the 1837 election.]

14656. Jones, J. Graham. "W. Llewelyn Williams and the Carmarthen Boroughs election of 1906." Carmarthen Antiquary 43 (2007): 103-11.

14657. ---. "W. R. H. Powell, the Liberal Unionists and the West Carmarthenshire vacancy of 1889." Carmarthenshire Antiquary 35 (1999): 82-88.

14658. Matthews, Ioan. "'Disturbing the peace of the county': the Carmarthenshire general election of 1868." Welsh History Review 19 (1998-99): 453-86.

14659. ---. "Liberals, Socialists and Labour: politics in East Carmarthenshire 1906-1912." Carmarthenshire Antiquary 34 (1998): 80-95.

14660. Nolan, David Hywel. "Liberals, Unionists and Ireland: politics in Llanelli 1880-1886." M.A., Trinity College, Carmarthen, 2000.

Denbighshire

14661. Edwards, J. B. "Sir George Osborne Morgan M.P. (1826-1897) - nineteenth century mould breaker." Transactions of the Denbighshire Historical Society 46 (1997): 91-108.

14662. Fletcher, Allan. "Clwyd and the 1867 Reform Act." Clwyd Historian / Hanes Bro Clwyd 39 (Autumn 1997): 7-11.

14663. ---. "The general election of 1868: a case study from Denbighshire." Denbighshire Historical Society Transactions 49 (2000): 42-54.

14664. Jones, Frank Price. "Politics in nineteenth century Denbighshire." Transactions of the Denbighshire Historical Society 10 (1961): 177-94.

14665. Morgan, Jane. "The Denbighshire elections of 1868." M.A., University of Wales (Aberystwyth), 1973.

14666. ---. "Denbighshire's annus mirabilis: the borough and county elections of 1868." Welsh History Review 7 (1974-75): 63-87.

14667. Owen, R. M. "Denbigh and the Franchise Demonstration." Denbigh and its past 7 (1992): 25-27. [1884 demonstration on the Franchise Bill.]

14668. Williams, Tom. "The Denbigh Boroughs general election of January 1910." Clwyd Historian / Hanes Bro Clwyd 52 (Spring 2004): 16-19.

14669. ---. "The re-birth of Conservatism in North-East Wales: the Denbigh Boroughs in the general elections of 1910." Transactions of the Denbighshire Historical Society 54 (2005-06): 104-18.

Flintshire

14670. Erasmus, T. P. "The Flint Boroughs by-election of January 1913." Flintshire Historical Society Journal 31 (1983-84): 193-96.

14671. Morgan, K. O. "Lloyd George's Flintshire loyalist: the political achievement of John Herbert Lewis." Flintshire Historical Society Journal 36 (2003): 114-35.

14672. Thomas, I. D. "Representation and borough opinion: Liberal parliamentary politics in the Flint District of Boroughs 1852-1874." Flintshire Historical Society Journal 34 (1996): 89-111.

Glamorganshire

14673. Cleaver, David. "Community and politics in the Gower constituency." M.Sc.(Econ.), University of Wales (Swansea), 1983.

14674. ---. "The general election contest in the Swansea Town constituency, January 1910 - the socialist challenge." Llafur 5, no. 3 (1990): 28-33. 14675. ---. "Labour and Liberals in the Gower constituency 1885-1910." Welsh History Review 12 (1984-85): 388- 410.

14676. David, E. I. "Charles Masterman and the Swansea District by-election, 1915." Welsh History Review 5 (1970-71): 31-44.

14677. Davies, Janet M. "A study of the effects of the Reform Act of 1884, and the Redistribution Act of 1885 upon the political structure of Glamorgan." M.A., University of Wales (Aberystwyth), 1979.

14678. Doyle, Barry M. "Who paid the price of patriotism? The funding of Charles Stanton during the Merthyr boroughs by-election of 1915." English Historical Review 109 (1994): 1215-22.

14679. Fox, K. O. "Labour and Merthyr's Khaki Election of 1900." Welsh History Review 2 (1964-65): 351-66.

14680. ---. "The Merthyr election of 1906." National Library of Wales Journal 14 (1965-66): 237-41.

14681. Howard, Christopher. "Reactionary radicalism: the Mid-Glamorgan bye-election, March 1910." Glamorgan Historian 9 (1973): 29-42.

14682. Humphreys, Iwan. "Cardiff politics, 1850-1874." Glamorgan Historian 8 (1972): 105-20.

14683. Jenkins, Philip. "Glamorgan politics 1789-1868." In Glamorgan County History, edited by Prys Morgan. Vol. 6 : Glamorgan Society 1780-1980: 1-18. Cardiff: Glamorgan County History Trust, 1988.

14684. Jones, Ieuan Gwynedd. "Dr. Thomas Price and the election of 1868 in Merthyr Tydfil: a study in nonconformist politics." Welsh History Review 2 (1964-65): 147-72, 251-70.

14685. ---. "Dr. Thomas Price and the election of 1868 in Merthyr Tydfil: a study in nonconformist politics." In his Communities: essays in the social history of Victorian Wales: 263-321. Llandysul: Gomer Press, 1987.

14686. ---. "The election of 1868 in Merthyr Tydfil: a study in the politics of an industrial borough in the mid nineteenth-century." Journal of Modern History 33 (1961): 270-86.

14687. ---. "The election of 1868 in Merthyr Tydfil: a study in the politics of an industrial borough in the mid nineteenth century." In his Explorations and explanations: essays in the social history of Victorian Wales:

193-214. Llandysul: Gwasg Gomer, 1987.

14688. ---. "Franchise reform and Glamorgan politics 1869-1921." In Glamorgan County History, edited by Prys Morgan. Vol. 6 : Glamorgan Society 1780-1980: 43-69. Cardiff: Glamorgan County History Trust, 1988.

14689. ---. "Franchise reform and Glamorgan politics in the mid-nineteenth century." Morgannwg 2 (1958): 47-64.

14690. ---. "Politics in Merthyr Tydfil." Glamorgan Historian 10 (1974): 50-64.

14691. Jones, J. Graham. "C. F. G. Masterman and the Swansea District vacancy of 1914-15: new evidence." Morgannwg 46 (2002): 71-90.

14692. ---. "Dean Charles Vaughan, A. J. Williams and the disestablishment debate of November 1885." Journal of Welsh Religious History 8 (2000): 43-61.

14693. ---. "John Littlejohns, Matt Giles and the ILP at Swansea: some new evidence." Morgannwg 49 (2005): 79- 99.

14694. Jones, Rosemary Ann Nicholas. "A study of the 1852 general election in the Cardiff borough constituency." M.A., University of Wales (Aberystwyth), 1982. 14695. Lambert, W. R. "Thomas Williams, J.P., Gwaelod-y-Garth (1823-1903): a study in nonconformist attitudes and actions." Glamorgan Historian 11 (1975): 199-211. [A constituency worker.]

14696. Morgan, K. O. "Democratic politics in Glamorgan, 1884-1914." Morgannwg 4 (1960): 4-27.

14697. ---. "The Gower election of 1906." Gower 12 (1959): 15-19.

14698. ---. "The 'Khaki election' in Gower." Gower 13 (1960): 20-25. [1900 election.]

14699. Morgan, Meurig. "Merthyr Tydfil's and Aberdare's 19th century Members of Parliament." In Merthyr Tydfil: drawn from life, edited by Huw Williams: 21-31. Merthyr Tydfil: Merthyr Tydfil Local History Group, 1981.

14700. Mór-O'Brien, Anthony. "The Merthyr Boroughs elections, November 1915." Welsh History Review 12 (1984-85): 538-66.

14701. Rees, Ivor Thomas. "Electoral battles in Gower, 1910." Morgannwg 51 (2007): 59-70.

14702. Williams, Gwyn A. "The Merthyr election of 1835." Welsh History Review 10 (1978-79): 359-97.

14703. ---. "The Merthyr election of 1835." In his The Welsh in their history: 95-133. London: Croom Helm, 1982.

14704. Williams, L. J. "The first Welsh 'Labour' M.P.: the Rhondda election of 1885." Morgannwg 6 (1962): 78- 94.

Merionethshire

14705. Hughes, D. G. Lloyd. "David Williams, Castell Deudraeth and the Merioneth elections of 1859, 1865 and 1868." Journal of the Merioneth Historical Society 5 (1965-68): 335-51.

14706. Jones, Ieuan Gwynedd. "Merioneth politics in mid-nineteenth century: the politics of a rural community."

Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 5 (1965-68): 273-334.

14707. ---. "Merioneth politics in mid-nineteenth century: the politics of a rural community." In his Explorations and explanations: essays in the social history of Victorian Wales: 83-164. Llandysul: Gwasg Gomer, 1981.

14708. Jones, J. Graham. "The political baptism of Thomas Edward Ellis." Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 12, no. 4 (1997): 366-83.

14709. Price, Emyr. "Lloyd George and Merioneth politics, 1885, 1886 - a failure to effect a breakthrough." Journal of the Merioneth Historical Society 7 (1973-76): 292-307.

Monmouthshire

14710. Crowe, James Gerard. "The Reform Acts of 1884-85 and the industrial electorate in Northern Monmouthshire." M.A., University of Wales (Aberystwyth), 1981.

14711. Elson, Mark. "The 1868 general election in Monmouthshire." Journal of the Family & Community Historical Research Society 5 (2002): 125-38.

14712. Fraser, Maxwell. "Benjamin Hall (afterwards Lord Llanover) and the Monmouthshire boroughs 1831- 1837." Presenting Monmouthshire 12 (1961): 8-20.

14713. Lovering, G. W. J. "The Monmouthshire elections of 1868." Gwent Local History 90 (Spring 2001): 17-34. 14714. Monmouth county election. August, 1847. The addresses of the candidates, and speeches made by gentlemen on proposing and seconding them at the nomination and at the declaration of the poll, together with the speeches of the members for the county of Monmouth. Usk: Printed and sold by James Clark, 1847. 36, 138p.

14715. Monmouthshire boroughs' election, November 17th, 1868. The poll book of the united boroughs of Monmouth, Newport, & Usk: containing the addresses of the candidates, &c., the nomination, official declaration; and the name, &c., of every voter in the boroughs, and the votes given to each candidate. Newport: Printed and published by H. Mullock, 1868. 84p.

14716. The poll book of Monmouthshire, containing the addresses of the candidates, and speeches made by the gentlemen proposing and seconding them at the nomination, and the speeches of the members on the declaration of the poll: together with the name of every voter in the county, with the votes given to each candidate attached, to which is added a summary of the split votes and plumpers, index, population of each parish, &c. &c. 2nd ed. Usk: Printed and published by James Henry Clark, 1847. 36, 138p.

14717. The poll book of Monmouthshire, with the addresses of the candidates, the names and residences of the electors, incidents of the polling day, summary of the voting in each district, and the speeches at the declaration of the poll at the county election, November 24th, 1868. Usk: Printed by J. H. Clark, 1868. 221p.

14718. Tucker, Clifford. "The parliamentary representation of North Monmouthshire constituency." Presenting Monmouthshire 33 (1972): 30-34.

14719. ---. "The representation of Monmouth District from the Great Reform Bill to the Representation of the People Act 1918." Presenting Monmouthshire 18 (1964): 37-44; 21 (1966): 20-27; 25 (1968): 39-46.

Montgomeryshire

14720. Jones, J. Graham. "The political baptism of Stuart Rendel." Montgomeryshire Collections 87 (1999): 147- 60.

Pembrokeshire

14721. Matthews, Ioan. "Pembrokeshire county politics, 1860-1880." Journal of the Pembrokeshire Historical Society 9 (2000): 39-55.

14722. McDonald, Ian. "Electioneering in Haverfordwest." Picture Postcard Monthly 169 (1993): 34-35. [On the use of postcards in election campaigns, 1906-1908.]

14723. Price, Eunice Sarah. "Election and electioneering in the Pembroke Boroughs, 1865-1874." M.A., University of Wales (Aberystwyth), 1978.

Radnorshire

14724. Howse, W. H. "Radnorshire election of 1835." Transactions of the Radnorshire Society 15 (1945): 65-68.

14725. Oliver, R. C. B. "A new election song on the great victory in Radnorshire: a nineteenth century song about Radnorshire politics." Transactions of the Radnorshire Society 57 (1987): 80-83. [1880 election.]

Scotland

14726. Allardyce, Alexander. "The Gladstonian revolt in Scotland." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 158 (July- Dec. 1895): 137-45. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14727. Brash, J. I. "The new Scottish county electors in 1832: an occupational analysis." Parliamentary History 15 (1996): 120-39.

14728. ---. Papers on Scottish electoral politics, 1832-1854. Scottish History Society Fourth Series, 11. Edinburgh: Scottish History Society, 1974. lxiv, 305p.

14729. Conservative. "The Conservative cause in Scotland in the light of the general election." Scottish Review 7 (Jan.-April 1886): 27-47.

14730. Craik, Henry. "The parliamentary position of Scotland." Quarterly Review 170 (Jan.-April 1890): 503-26. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14731. Crichton-Stuart, John Patrick, 3rd Marquess of Bute. "Parliament in Scotland." Scottish Review 14 (July- Oct. 1889): 399-416.

14732. ---. "Parliament in Scotland." In his Essays on home subjects: 119-44. Paisley: Alexander Gardner, 1904.

14733. Darling, J. J. "The Scottish elections." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 1 (1834): 294-97. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14734. Dyer, Michael. "'Mere detail and machinery.' The Great Reform Act and the effects of redistribution on Scottish representation, 1832-1868." Scottish Historical Review 62 (1983): 17-34.

14735. Ferguson, James. "The Scottish elections of 1895." Scottish Review 26 (July-Oct. 1895): 359-80. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14736. Ferguson, William. "The Reform Act (Scotland) of 1832: intention and effect." Scottish Historical Review 45 (1966): 105-14.

14737. Fraser, W. Hamish. "Trade unions, reform and the election of 1868 in Scotland." Scottish Historical Review 50 (1971): 138-57.

14738. Hutchison, I. G. C. "The nobility and politics in Scotland, c.1880-1939." In Scottish elites: proceedings of the Scottish Historical Studies Seminar University of Strathclyde 1991-1992, edited by T. M. Devine: 130- 51. Edinburgh: John Donaldson, 1994.

14739. ---. "Scotland: aristocracy and politics, 1832-1886." In Power, property and privilege: the landed elite in Scotland from c1440 to 1914: 47-66. [S.l.]: Association of Scottish Historical Studies, 1989.

14740. Kellas, James G. "The Liberal Party in Scotland 1885-1895." Ph.D., University of London, 1962.

14741. Kidd, Sheila M. "Burning issues: reactions to the Highland press during the 1885 election campaign." Scottish Gaelic Studies 24 (2008): 285-307.

14742. MacPhail, I. M. M. "The Highland elections of 1884-1886." Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness 50 (1976-78): 368-402.

14743. Millar, Gordon F. "The Conservative split in the Scottish counties, 1846-1857." Scottish Historical Review 80 (2001): 221-50.

14744. ---. "The Liberal Party in Scotland, 1843-1868: electoral politics and party development." Ph.D., University of Glasgow, 1994.

14745. Morrison, W. S. "Electioneering in the Western Isles." Scots Magazine 7 (April-Sept. 1927): 401-11.

14746. Old Scottish Democrat. "Dissolution prospects in Scotland." New Liberal Review 6 (Aug. 1903-Jan. 1904): 298-305.

14747. Savage, Donald C. "Scottish politics, 1885-6." Scottish Historical Review 40 (1961): 118-35.

14748. "The Scotch Reform Bill." Dublin University Magazine 70 (July-Dec. 1867): 166-70.

14749. The Scottish election guide, containing particulars of all the parliamentary elections which have taken place in Scotland during Queen Victoria's reign, and of the Scottish burgh and county franchises and many other subjects of interest and importance to electors and candidates. With a political map of Scotland, printed in colours. London: J. Bartholomew, 1879. 22p.

14750. "The Scottish members." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine 4 (Oct. 1833 - Jan. 1834): 226-33.

14751. "The Scottish members of Parliament." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s., 4 (1837): 77-80.

14752. Scottish Conservative. "Scotland and the Unionist cause." Scottish Review 23 (Jan.-April 1894): 364-80.

14753. ---. "The Scottish elections of 1895." Scottish Review 26 (July-Oct. 1895): 359-80.

14754. Skelton, John. "Scotland in Parliament: the Poor-Law inquiry." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 106 (July-Dec. 1869): 631-46. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14755. S. M. P. "St Stephen's and the Kirk: 'no House', a farce in one act." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s., 7 (1840): 787-93. [A satire on Parliament and Scottish affairs.]

14756. Smyth, James J. "Rents, peace, votes: working-class women and political activity in the first world war." In Out of bounds: women in Scottish society, 1800-1945, edited by Esther Breitenbach and Eleanor Gordon: 174-96. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1992.

14757. Tory Democrat. Scotland at the general election of 1885. Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1885. 18p.

14758. Troup, George. "Scotch bills and Scotch representation." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 16 (1849): 409- 14. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14759. Ward, J. T. "A footnote on the First Reform Act." Scottish Historical Review 46 (1967): 89-94. [Arrangements in Scotland.]

14760. Wilson, Robert. Observations on the character and working of the Reform Bill; with some account of its operations in the counties of Roxburgh and Selkirk. To which are added, A few plain remarks on the Hobkirk case. Hawick: Printed by R. Armstrong, 1834. 183p. [On the Tory opposition to the appointment of John Ewen as Minister of Hobkirk.]

14761. X. On the neglect of Scotland and her interests by the imperial Parliament and the necessity for local government. Edinburgh: Edmonston, 1878. 32p.

Aberdeenshire

14762. Dyer, Michael. "Aberdeen into Parliament: elections and representatives, 1832-1865." In The city and its worlds: aspects of Aberdeen's history since 1794, edited by Terry Brotherstone and Donald J. Withrington: 168-93. Glasgow: Cruithne Press, 1996.

14763. Moore, Lindy. "Feminists and feminity: a case study of WSPU propaganda and local response at a Scottish by-election." Women's Studies International Forum 5 (1982): 675-84. [At the Aberdeen by-election of 1907.] 14764. ---. "The woman's suffrage campaign in the 1907 Aberdeen by-election." Northern Scotland 5 (1983): 155- 78.

14765. Murdoch-Lawrance, Robert. An Aberdeen parliamentary broadside. Aberdeen: [s.n.], 1909. 7p. [Reprinted from the Aberdeen Journal 16 June 1909. On The rival candidates; or three months' life in Aberdeen; a broadside published in 7 parts in 1832; parts 2-6 are held in Aberdeen University Library.]

Angus

14766. Paterson, Tony. A seat for life. Dundee: David Winter & Son, 1980. 292p. [Winston Churchill as Member for Dundee, 1914-18.]

14767. St. John, Michael. The demands of the people: Dundee radicalism 1850-1870. Abertay Historical Society Publications, 37. Dundee: Abertay Historical Society, 1997. x, 61p.

Argyllshire

14768. Ainsworth, J. S. "How we won Argyll." New Liberal Review 6 (Aug. 1903-Jan. 1904): 306-10.

14769. Brash, J. I. "An analysis of the Argyllshire electorate, 1834-35." West Highland Notes & Queries 9 (1992):

6-16.

14770. ---. "Argyllshire electoral records from the 1830s." Notes and Queries of the Society of West Highland and Island Historical Research 28 (March 1986): 18-20.

14771. Littlewood, Arthur. "Highland electors before electoral reform." Notes and Queries of the Society of West Highland and Island Historical Research 15 (May 1981): 18-19.

14772. Meek, Donald E. "The Catholic knight of crofting: Sir Donald E. Macfarlane, M.P for Argyll, 1885-86, 1892-95." Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness 58 (1993-94): 70-122.

Ayrshire

14773. Dobbie, Joseph. "The tale of the Ayr by-election." New Liberal Review 7 (Feb.-April 1904): 204-7.

Clackmannan

14774. Brash, J. I. Register of voters in the county of Clackmannan including the parishes of Alva, Tulliallan, and Culross. 1832-3-4. Alloa: Clackamann District Libraries, 1993. 24p.

14775. ---. "The voters of Clackmannan in 1832." Forth Naturalist & Historian 16 (1993): 105-18.

Dumfriesshire

14776. Craig, Bryce. "Nineteenth century electioneering: with special reference to the contest for the Dumfries Burgh." Transactions of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History & Antiquarian Society 3rd ser., 26 (1947-48): 54-66.

East Lothian

14777. Brash, J. I. "The Conservatives in the Haddington district of Burghs, 1832-1852." Transactions of the East Lothian Antiquarian & Field Naturalists' Society 11 (1968): 37-70.

14778. Gardiner, Leslie. "An election to remember." Blackwood's Magazine 296 (July-Dec. 1964): 319-31. [Lord Ramsay's campaign at Edinburgh in the winter of 1836-37.] 14779. Lindsay, Edith C. Broun. "Electioneering in East Lothian, 1836-37." Transactions of the East Lothian Antiquarian & Field Naturalists' Society 8 (1960): 46-60. [Extracts from Lord Ramsay's journal.]

Lanarkshire

14780. Kellas, James G. "The Mid-Lanark by-election (1888) and the Scottish Labour Party (1888-1894)." Parliamentary Affairs 18 (1964-65): 318-29.

14781. Levy, Catriona Burness. "Conservatism and Liberal Unionism in Glasgow, 1874-1912." Ph.D., University of Dundee, 1983.

14782. McCaffrey, John. "The Irish vote in Glasgow in the later nineteenth century: a preliminary survey." Innes Review 21 (1970): 30-36.

14783. ---. "Political reactions in the Glasgow constituencies at the general elections of 1885 and 1886." Ph.D., University of Glasgow, 1971.

14784. Montgomery, D. A. "Glasgow radicalism, 1830-48." Ph.D., University of Glasgow, 1974.

14785. Smyth, James J. "Labour and socialism in Glasgow 1880-1914: the electoral challenge prior to democracy." Ph.D., University of Edinburgh, 1987.

14786. Teviotdale, D. A. "Glasgow parliamentary constituency, 1832-1846." B.Litt., University of Glasgow, 1962.

Midlothian

14787. Biagini, Eugenio. "Gladstone's Midlothian campaign of 1879." Journal of Liberal Democrat History 42 (2004): 6-12.

14788. Boyd, Newell D. "Gladstone, Midlothian, and stump oratory." Central States Speech Journal 30 (1979): 144-55.

14789. Brooks, David. "Gladstone and Midlothian: the background to the first campaign." Scottish Historical Review 64 (1985): 42-67.

14790. Cooke, Alistair B. "Gladstone's election for the Leith district of burghs, July 1886." Scottish Historical Review 49 (1970): 172-94.

14791. Elector. Gladstone's garland. The materials collected by an elector. London: Blackwood & Sons, 1880. 20p. [Satires on the Midlothian election.]

14792. Fitzsimons, M. A. "Midlothian: the triumph and frustration of the British Liberal Party." Review of Politics 22 (1960): 187-201.

14793. Kelley, Robert. "Midlothian: a study in politics and ideas." Victorian Studies 4 (1960-61): 119-40.

14794. Lucy, Henry W. "Midlothian campaigns." In his Lords and Commoners: 34-45. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1921.

14795. The Mid-Lothian election. Mr. Gladstone's claims on a Scotch constituency. Edinburgh: W. Blackwood & Sons, 1879. 43p.

14796. Milne, George. A collection of political effusions which appeared during the late election, containing The Canvass, Noctes Musselburganae, Noctes Newhavenae, Songs upon candidates, &c. 2nd ed. Leith: Printed by R. Allardice, 1834. 40p. [First published with the title: The Canvass, Noctes Musselburganae & Newhavenae, and songs.]

14797. Purdie, Bob. "An Ulster Labourist in Liberal Scotland: William Walker and the Leith Burghs election of 1910." In Scotland and Ulster, edited by Ian S. Wood: 116-33. Edinburgh: Mercat Press, 1994.

14798. Shannon, Richard. "Midlothian: 100 years after." In Gladstone, politics and religion, edited by Peter J. Jagger: 88-103. London: Macmillan, 1985.

14799. Smalley, G. W. "Two Midlothian campaigns." In his London letters and some others. Vol. 1: 413-527. London: Macmillan, 1890.

Orkneys

14800. "Reminiscences of a professional politician 1886-1896. Part III. A crime in the Orkneys and the light that

failed." New Century Review 4 (July-Dec. 1898): 309-12. [Electioneering in the Orkneys.]

Peeblesshire

14801. Report of the proceedings of the Registration Appeal Court, held at Jedburgh, on September 21 & 22, 1847: in the case of Colonel Robert Oswald and others, registered voters in the County of Peebles; revised and corrected by the sheriffs and counsel. Edinburgh: W. Blackwood, 1847. 83p.

Perthshire

14802. Rankin, James. Causes of Conservative failure in Perthshire: a letter. 2nd ed. Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1886. 16p.

Renfrewshire

14803. Ferguson, William. "A Renfrewshire election account, 1832." In Miscellany of the Scottish History Society. Vol. 10: 213-28. Scottish History Society Fourth Series, 2. Edinburgh: Scottish History Society, 1965.

14804. Macdonald, Catriona M. M. "Locality, tradition and language in the evolution of Scottish Unionism: a case study, Paisley 1886-1910." In Unionist Scotland 1800-1997, edited by Catriona M. M. Macdonald: 52-72. Edinburgh: John Donald Publishers, 1998.

14805. ---. The radical thread - political change in Scotland: Paisley politics, 1885-1924. East Linton: Tuckwell Press, 1995. x, 326p.

14806. ---. "The radical thread - political change in Scotland: Paisley politics 1885-1924." Ph.D., Strathclyde University, 1995.

14807. Paisley comic serial, issued during the parliamentary election of 1868: The "Hoo'let", 10th October to 21st November; The "Hawk", 31st October to 28th November; the "Eclipse", 17th November to 21st November, with a general index. Paisley: Printed by J. and J. Cook, 1868. [106]p.

Roxburghshire

14808. Edgar, James. "A chapter of local history: the Hawick burghs, 1868-1918." Transactions of the Hawick Archaeological Society (1934): 20-34.

14809. ---. "'Tully's Mill' and its sequel." Transactions of the Hawick Archaeological Society (1936): 77-82. [1837 election.]

14810. "List of voters - 1832." Transactions of the Hawick Archaeological Society (1992): 8-22. 14811. Oliver, George, and James Edgar. "Stirring election scenes 100 years ago." Transactions of the Hawick Archaeological Society (1935): 4-10. [1835 election.]

14812. Swinton, Archibald. Report of the trial of Cairns, Turnbull, Smith and Lamb, before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, on Monday the 18th of December, 1837, for the crimes of mobbing and rioting, and assault, committed at Hawick, on the occasion of the late election of a Member of Parliament for the county of Rosburgh. Edinburgh: Thomas Clark, 1838. 40p.

Ireland

14813. An address to the people of Ireland on the repeal of the legislative union between Great Britain and

Ireland. In which the probabilities of separation from England, and the establishment of a republic are considered, and evidence adduced that all the assumed grievances which the United Irishmen advanced, as justifying the guilt of rebellion in 1798, have been removed by the imperial legislation. Dublin: Richard Milliken, 1831. 117, (5)p.

14814. Alcock, J. C. Registry cases reserved for consideration and decided by the twelve judges of Ireland, from November 1832, to [February 1841]. 3 vols. Dublin: A. Milliken, 1837-1841.

14815. Barrington, Mary. "The Irish Reform Act of 1832, its passage and results." M.A., National University of Ireland (Dublin), 1969.

14816. Barrister. Observations on intimidation at elections in Ireland, by mob violence and priestly influence, and the law relating thereto, with suggestions for its amendment. Also, an appendix, containing, in alphabetical order of the counties and boroughs, extracts from journals, letters, speeches, and evidence before the committees of the House of Commons illustrative of the intimidation statistics of 1852. Dublin: William Curry, 1854. 75p.

14817. Bear, William E. "Irish land and British legislators." Contemporary Review 53 (Jan.-June 1888): 262-75.

14818. Broderick, John F. The Holy See and the Irish movement for the repeal of the union with England 1829- 1847. Rome: Apud Aedes Universitatis Gregorianae, 1951. xxvii, 237p.

14819. Brown, William. The philosophy of intimidation; or historical sketches on the elective franchise: its defects and remedies. Belfast: Shepherd and Aitchison, 1856. xii, 185p.

14820. Bull, Philip. "The reconstruction of the Irish parliamentary movement, 1895-1903: an analysis, with special reference to William O'Brien." Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1971.

14821. ---. "The United Irish League and the reunion of the Irish parliamentary party, 1898-1900." Irish Historical Studies 26 (1988-89): 51-78.

14822. Bullen, William. A memoir of the union, and the agitations for its repeal; in which that measure, its causes and its consequences, are historically and practically reviewed, and its indissolubility demonstrated from many great authorities, and particularly by that of Daniel O'Connell. Dublin: William Curry, 1843. 133p. [Written under a pseudonym: Irish Catholic.]

14823. Butt, Isaac. "Memoranda from our tablets of the month." Dublin University Magazine 10 (July-Dec. 1837): 361-68. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; elections in Ireland.]

14824. ---. "The Reform Bill and the Irish election laws." Dublin University Magazine 12 (July-Dec. 1838): 110- 29. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14825. Cahir, Brendan. "Irish national by-elections, 1870-1874." M.A., National University of Ireland (Dublin), 1965. 14826. Carleton, William. "An Irish election in the time of the forties." Dublin University Magazine 30 (July-Dec. 1847): 176-92, 287-97.

14827. Chauvin, Guy. "The parliamentary party and the revolutionary movement in Ireland, 1912-18." Ph.D., Trinity College, Dublin, 1977.

14828. Clark, Samuel. "The political mobilization of Irish farmers." In Reactions to Irish nationalism, edited by Alan O'Day: 61-78. London: Hambledon, 1987.

14829. Collins, Aidan Patrick. "The decline of the Irish parliamentary party, 1910-1918." M.A., National University of Ireland (Galway), 1986.

14830. Costelloe, Benjamin Francis Court. Notes and statistics concerning the Irish franchise. Committee on Irish Affairs Paper, 2. London: Committee on Irish Affairs, 1884. 40p.

14831. Dale, R. W. "The exclusion of the Irish members from the Imperial Parliament." Contemporary Review 49 (Jan.-June 1886): 761-71.

14832. Daniell, F. H. Blackburne. "Ireland and the redistribution bill." National Review 5 (March-Aug. 1885): 94- 103.

14833. Daunt, W. J. O'Neill. "Ireland under the legislative union." Contemporary Review 41 (Jan.-June 1882): 909- 22.

14834. ---. "Ireland under the legislative union." Dublin Review 3rd ser., 9 (Jan.-April 1883): 78-100.

14835. ---. "Ireland under the legislative union." In his Essays on Ireland: 9-60. Dublin: M. H. Gill, 1886.

14836. Doran, P. F. "Irish parliamentary representation, 1832-67." M.A., National University of Ireland (Cork), 1955.

14837. Dwyer, George. Popery unmasked at the recent elections in Ireland. London: [s.n.], 1853. 82p.

14838. Eladrius. Thoughts on the late general election in Ireland. Dublin: Hodges and Smith, 1853. 31p.

14839. Fennelly, Ciaran. "Electoral politics in Ireland during the famine 1845-9." M.Litt, National University of Ireland (Maynooth), 2004.

14840. Finnigan, Edward Shirley. Register! Register! Plain instructions for the registration of voters for the use of registration district committees, and agents, and others. Belfast: Printed and published by Little & M'Clean, 1886. 14p.

14841. Fitzpatrick, David. "The geography of Irish nationalism, 1910-1921." Past & Present 78 (Feb. 1978): 113- 44.

14842. Garvin, Tom. "Decolonisation, nationalism and electoral politics in Ireland 1832-1945." In Wählerbewegung in der europäischen Geschichte: Ergebnisse einer Konferenz, edited by Otto Büsch: 259- 80. Berlin: Colloquium Verlag, 1980.

14843. Gore, Montague. The repeal of the legislative union of Great Britain and Ireland, considered. 2nd ed. London: James Ridgway, 1831. 35, [1]p.

14844. Greenlee, Graham. "Land, religion and community: the Liberal Party in Ulster, 1868-1885." In Citizenship and community: Liberals, radicals and collective identities in the British Isles, 1865-1931, edited by Eugenio Biagini: 253-75. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996. 14845. Greer, Desmond. "'Lawyers or politicians? The Irish judges and the right to vote, 1832-1850." In The Four Courts; 200 years: essays to commemorate the bicentenary of the Four Courts, edited by Caroline Costello: 126-58. Dublin: Incorporated Council of Law Reporting, 1996.

14846. Gwynn, Stephen. "Electioneering in Ireland." Cornhill Magazine 3rd ser., 30 (Jan.-June 1911): 177-87.

14847. Hanrahan, A. K. "Irish electioneering, 1850-1872." M.A., National University of Ireland (Dublin), 1965.

14848. Healy, T. M. A record of coercion: votes of Irish members, for the enlightenment of Irish elections. Dublin: R. D. Webb, 1881. iv, 144p.

14849. Hicks, Fred B., Jr. "Thomas Power O'Connor, 1848-1929." Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1987.

14850. Hogan, J. F. "Maynooth in the British Parliament." Irish Ecclesiastical Record 4th ser., 26 (July-Dec. 1909): 492-524; 27 (Jan.-June 1910): 56-69, 132-50.

14851. Hoppen, K. Theodore. Elections, politics, and society in Ireland, 1832-1885. Oxford: Clarendon, 1984. xix, 569p.

14852. ---. "Le élites e l'influenza elettorale in Irlanda, 1880-1918." Quaderni Storici 23 (1988): 839-72. ['Elites and electoral influence in Ireland, 1880-1918'.]

14853. ---. "Landlords, society, and electoral politics in mid-nineteenth-century Ireland." Past & Present 75 (May 1977): 62-93.

14854. ---. "Landlords, society and electoral politics in mid-nineteenth century Ireland." In Nationalism and popular protest in Ireland, edited by C. H. E. Philpin: 284-319. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987.

14855. ---. "National politics and local realities in mid-nineteenth century Ireland." In Studies in Irish history presented to R. Dudley Edwards, edited by Art Cosgrave and Donal McCartney: 190-227. Dublin: University College, 1979.

14856. ---. "Politics, the law, and the nature of the Irish electorate 1832-1850." English Historical Review 92 (1977): 746-76.

14857. ---. "Priests at the hustings: ecclesiastical electioneering in nineteenth-century Ireland." In Elections before democracy: the history of elections in Europe and Latin America, edited by Eduardo Posada-Carbó: 117- 38. London: Macmillan, 1996.

14858. Hurst, Michael. "Ireland and the Ballot Act of 1872." Historical Journal 8 (1965): 326-52.

14859. ---. "Ireland and the Ballot Act of 1872." In Reactions to Irish nationalism, edited by Alan O'Day: 33-59. London: Hambledon, 1987.

14860. "The Irish elections." New Monthly Magazine 32 (1831): 1-12.

14861. "The Irish elections." Tait's Edinburgh Magazine n.s, 19 (1852): 683-89.

14862. "The Irish elections." Dublin University Magazine 40 (July-Dec. 1852): 249-56.

14863. "The Irish elections." Fraser's Magazine 89 (Jan.-June 1874): 389-402.

14864. "The Irish representatives." Dublin University Magazine 29 (Jan.-June 1847): 386-90.

14865. Jackson, T. A. "The Irish Unionist Parliamentary Party, 1885-1906." Ph.D., University of Oxford, 1985.

14866. Kelleher, J. "Some present-day anomalies of representative government." Irish Ecclesiastical Record 4th ser., 23 (1908): 129-49.

14867. King, Simon. "Parties, issues and personalities: the structural determinants of Irish voting behaviour 1885- 2000." D.Phil, University of Oxford, 2000.

14868. Knowlton, Steven R. "Irish politics and the Irish Catholic Church: the rise and fall of the Independent Irish Party 1850-1859." Ph.D., Washington University, 1987.

14869. ---. "The voting behaviour of the Independent Irish Party, 1850-59." Eire Ireland 26, no. 1 (Spring 1991): 57-75.

14870. Laing, Samuel. "Ireland and the general election." Fortnightly Review 44 (1885): 605-13.

14871. Lane, Alan D. "John Redmond and Irish nationalism, 1890-1910." Ph.D., Marquette University, 1989.

14872. Lawson, William. Parliamentary registration cases, 1893. Reprinted from the Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal, February and March 1894. London: John Falconer, 1894. 20p. [Reprinted from the Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal, February and March 1894; a commentary on, not reports of, cases.]

14873. Liberal Organizer. "The over-representation of Ireland." New Liberal Review 5 (Feb.-July 1903): 548-56.

14874. Loyal National Repeal Association of Ireland. First report of the sub-committee on the borough franchise: read at a meeting of the Loyal National Repeal Association, in Conciliation Hall, on Monday, March 11th, 1884. Dublin: J. Browne, printer, 1844. [9]-15p.

14875. ---. Report of the committee of the Loyal National Repeal Association on the county franchises of Ireland: and upon Lord Eliot's registration of electors bill, as ordered to be printed on 2nd of April, 1844. Dublin: J. Browne, 1844. 81-104p.

14876. Luddy, Maria. "Women and politics in nineteenth-century Ireland." In Women and Irish history: essays in honour of Margaret MacCurtain, edited by Maryann Gialanella Valiulis and Mary O'Dowd: 89-108. Dublin: Wolfhound Press, 1997.

14877. Lyons, F. S. L. "Charles Stewart Parnell." In The Irish Parliamentary tradition; with three essays on the Treaty debate by F. S. L. Lyons, edited by Brian Farrell: 181-94. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan, 1973.

14878. ---. "The Irish Parliamentary Party." In The Irish Parliamentary tradition; with three essays on the Treaty debate by F. S. L. Lyons, edited by Brian Farrell: 195-207. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan, 1973.

14879. ---. "The Irish parliamentary party and the Liberals in mid-Ulster." Irish Historical Studies 7 (1950-51): 191-95.

14880. ---. "Irish parliamentary representation, 1891-1910." Ph.D., Trinity College (Dublin), 1947.

14881. ---. "The machinery of the Irish parliamentary party in the general election of 1895." Irish Historical Studies 8 (1952-53): 115-39.

14882. ---. "The passing of the Irish Parliamentary Party (1916-1918)." In The Irish struggle 1916-1926, edited by Desmond Williams: 95-106. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1966.

14883. MacDonagh, Oliver. "The contribution of O'Connell." In The Irish Parliamentary tradition; with three essays on the Treaty debate by F. S. L. Lyons, edited by Brian Farrell: 160-69. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan, 1973.

14884. MacNeill, J. G. Swift. "Irish parliamentary representation: a plea against its reduction." Fortnightly Review 70 (July-Dec. 1901): 664-71.

14885. McCaffrey, Lawrence J. "The Home Rule party and Irish nationalist opinion, 1874-1876." Catholic Historical Review 43 (1957-58): 160-77.

14886. McConnel, James. ""Fenians at Westminster": the Edwardian Irish Parliamentary Party and the legacy of the new departure." Irish Historical Studies 34 (2004): 42-64.

14887. ---. "The franchise factor in the defeat of the Irish Parliamentary Party, 1885-1918." Historical Journal 47 (2004): 355-77.

14888. ---. "The Irish Parliamentary Party in Victorian and Edwardian London." In Victoria's Ireland: Irishness and Britishness, 1837-1901, edited by Peter Gray: 37-50. Dublin: Four Courts, 2004. [On their personal lives.]

14889. ---. "'Jobbing with Tory and Liberal': Irish nationalists and the politics of patronage 1880-1914." Past & Present 188 (Aug 2005): 105-31.

14890. McDonnell, James. "Healyism and the Irish parliamentary party, 1895-1900." M.A., St. Patrick's College, Maynooth, 1989.

14891. McIntyre, A. D. "Daniel O'Connell and the Irish parliamentary party, 1830-47." Ph.D., University of Oxford, 1963.

14892. McMinn, Richard, Eamon Phoenix, and Joanne Beggs. "Jeremiah Jordan M.P., (1830-1911): Protestant home ruler or 'Protestant renegade'." Irish Historical Studies (2009): 349-67.

14893. McNiffe, Liam. "The politicisation of Leitrim, Sligo and Mayo in the general election of 1852." M.A., St. Patrick's College, Maynooth, 1979.

14894. Meehan, Patrick F. The members of Parliament for Laois and Offaly (Queen's and King's Counties), 1801- 1918. Portlaoise: Leinster Express (1972), 1983. 246p.

14895. "Misrepresentatives of Ireland - our M.Ps." Dublin University Magazine 39 (Jan.-June 1852): 769-80.

14896. Nowlan, Kevin B. "Famine and the failure of Parliament." In The Irish Parliamentary tradition; with three essays on the Treaty debate by F. S. L. Lyons, edited by Brian Farrell: 170-80. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan, 1973.

14897. O'Brien, Conor Cruise. "The Irish parliamentary party, 1880-90." Ph.D., Trinity College, Dublin, 1954.

14898. ---. "The Irish Parliamentary Party machine 1874-85." Bulletin of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences 42 (Jan 1946): 1-2.

14899. O'Brien, R. Barry. "Ireland in the general elections (1826-1911)." Irish Ecclesiastical Record 4th ser., 29 (1911): 395-410.

14900. O'Callaghan, Edward P. "Fr. Edward Thomas O'Dwyer and the general election of 1874." North Munster Antiquarian Journal 21 (1979): 31-38.

14901. O'Callaghan, Margaret. "Franchise reform, 'First Past the Post' and the strange case of Unionist Ireland." Parliamentary History 16 (1997): 85-106.

14902. O Ciosáin, Niall. "'114 commissions and 60 committees': phantom figures from a surveillance state." Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 109C (2009): 367-85. [On the number of parliamentary enquiries into Ireland.]

14903. O'Connor, T. P. "The representation in the Imperial Parliament." Subjects of the Day 3 (Nov. 1890): 38-53.

14904. O Cuív, Brian. "Fógra polataíochta ón naoú aois déag." Irish Booklore 32 (1952-57): 33-35. ['Political proclamations of the 19th century'; election literature in the late 1830s/early 1840s.]

14905. O'Day, Alan. "Defining Ireland's place in parliamentary institutions: Isaac Butt and Parnell in the 1870s." In Government and institutions in the post-1832 United Kingdom, edited by Alan O'Day: 155-90. Studies in British History, 34. Lewiston, Queenston, Lampeter: Edwin Mellen Press, 1995.

14906. ---. "The Irish Parliamentary Party and British politics, 1880-1886." Ph.D., University of London, 1971.

14907. O'Dea, Aine. "The Irish Parliamentary Party 1900-1910: leadership and representation." M.A., National University of Ireland (Cork), 1996.

14908. O'Donnell, F. Hugh. A history of the Irish Parliamentary Party. 2 vols. London: Longmans, 1910. [Reprinted by Kennikat Press of New York in 1970.]

14909. Ó Gallachair, P. "Catholic qualification rolls index: Fermanagh and Monaghan." Clogher Record 2, no. 3 (1959): 544-51.

14910. O'Keefe, Noel. "The 1918 election in Ulster." Clio [Dublin] (Michaelmas Term 1969): 21-24.

14911. O'Leary, Cornelius. "A study of modern political electoral systems with special reference to Ireland from 1800 to date." M.A., National University of Ireland (Cork), 1955.

14912. O'Reilly, Edmund J. "The relations of the Church to society: X. The clergy and the law of elections." Irish Monthly 3 (1875): 45-51. [Reprinted in Irish Monthly 21 (1893): 96-105.]

14913. O'Shea, John J. "The Irish Parliament restored in altered shape." American Catholic Quarterly Review 37 (1912): 332-44. [Home Rule proposals.]

14914. O'Sullivan, Samuel. "The Irish constituency." Dublin University Magazine 5 (Jan.-June 1835): 369-83. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14915. ---. "What are the Irish Conservative members about?" Dublin University Magazine 11 (Jan.-June 1838): 747-52. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14916. "Our parliamentary representation." Dublin University Magazine 85 (Jan.-June 1875): 492-93.

14917. Palmer, William Waldegrave, 2nd Earl of Selborne. "Cheques." National Review 25 (March-Aug. 1895): 158-64. [Written under the name of Viscount Wolmer; on the Parliamentary Fund or financial assistance to Irish Nationalist members.]

14918. Pickering, Paul A. "'Repeal and the suffrage': Feargus O'Connor's Irish 'Mission', 1849-50." In The Chartist legacy, edited by Owen Ashton, Robert Fyson, and Stephen Roberts: 119-46. Rendelsham: Merlin Press, 1999.

14919. Pim, Jonathan. Ireland and the Imperial Parliament. Dublin; London: Hodges, Foster & Co.; Ridgway, 1871. 22p. 14920. Ramsay, George. A proposal for the restoration of the Irish Parliament. Loyal National Repeal Association of Ireland Repeal. Prize Essays. Supplementary Repeal Essay. Dublin: Duffy, 1845. 43p. [Also published in a collection entitled: Repeal prize essays. Essays on the repeal of the union, to which the Association prizes were awarded; with a supplementary essay, recommended by the judges. Dublin: Printed and published for the Loyal National Repeal Association of Ireland, 1845.]

14921. Report from the Select Committeee on bribery and intimidation at elections; together with extracts from the minutes of evidence shewing the intimidation practised by the priests in Ireland. London: T. Tyler, 1835. 56p.

14922. Savage, Donald C. "The Irish Unionists: 1867-1886." Eire Ireland 2 (1967): 86-101.

14923. Sloan, R. C. "Irish issues and Unionist M.P.s, 1832-1846." Ph.D., University of Glasgow, 1982.

14924. Smyth, John. The elector: containing a true and faithful picture of the awful state of the representation of parts of the counties of Tipperary and Waterford, previous to and during the recent elections in Ireland, the systematic organization of the Irish parliamentary nominee "brigade" by the Popish hierarchy and their staffs - fatal annihilation of the rights and liberties of the electors - the unjust, illegal, unconstitutional means of coercion, intimidation, etc. used by the priests, with a most effectual remedy proposed for the foregoing evils, and for prohibiting hereafter the Catholic electors, from further sacerdotal tyranny, and all spiritual influence whatsoever. Dublin: Printed for the Author, by Philip Dixon, 1854. 64p.

14925. Snoddy, Oliver. "Three by-elections of 1917." Capuchin Annual (1967): 341-47. [North Roscommon, South Longford, East Clare.]

14926. Staunton, Michael. Reasons for a repeal of the legislative union between Great Britain and Ireland. Loyal National Repeal Association of Ireland Repeal. Prize Essays. 2d Prize. Dublin: Duffy, 1845. viii, 152p. [Also published in a collection entitled: Repeal prize essays. Essays on the repeal of the union, to which the Association prizes were awarded; with a supplementary essay, recommended by the judges. Dublin: Printed and published for the Loyal National Repeal Association of Ireland, 1845.]

14927. Stephens, James. "Ireland and the Franchise Bill." Contemporary Review 45 (Jan.-June 1884): 687-97.

14928. Thornley, David. "Isaac Butt and the creation of an Irish parliamentary party, 1868-79." Ph.D., Trinity College, Dublin, 1959.

14929. Tierney, Michael. "Repeal of the union." In Daniel O'Connell: nine centenary essays, edited by Michael Tierney: 151-70. Dublin: Browne and Nolan, 1949.

14930. "A visit to Ireland at election time." Fraser's Magazine n.s., 8 (1873): 158-71. [Not long ago in the shortest month of the year.]

14931. Walker, Brian M. "The 1885 and 1886 general elections: a milestone in Irish history." In Nationalism and Unionism: conflict in Ireland, 1885-1921, edited by Peter Collins: 1-15. Belfast: Institute of Irish Studies, 1994.

14932. ---. "Irish election poll books, 1832-72, part 1." Irish Booklore 3, no. 1 (1976): 9-13. [For part 2, see no. 14936.]

14933. ---. "The Irish electorate, 1868-1915." Irish Historical Studies 18 (1972-73): 359-406.

14934. ---. "The land question and elections in Ulster, 1868-86." In Irish peasants: violence & political unrest 1780-1914, edited by Samuel Clark and James S. Donnelly: 230-68. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1983.

14935. ---. "Party organisation in Ulster, 1865-92: registration agents and their activities." In Plantation to partition: essays in Ulster history in honour of J. L. McCracken, edited by Peter R. Roebuck: 191-209. Belfast: Blackstaff, 1981.

14936. Walker, Brian M., and K. Theodore Hoppen. "Irish election poll books, 1832-72, part 2." Irish Booklore 4, no. 2 (1980): 113-19.

14937. Ward, Alan J. The Irish constitutional tradition: responsible government and modern Ireland, 1782-1922. Blackrock, Dublin: Irish Academic Press, 1994. vii, 412p.

14938. Ward, W. G. "The priesthood at Irish elections: judgment delivered by Mr. Justice Keogh at the Court House, Galway, on Monday, 27 May 1872." Dublin Review n.s., 19 (1872): 103-13. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14939. Whittle, James Lowry. "Irish elections and the influence of the priests." Fraser's Magazine 81 (Jan.-June 1870): 44-58.

14940. Whyte, J. H. "The influence of the Catholic clergy on elections in nineteenth-century Ireland." English Historical Review 75 (1960): 239-59.

14941. ---. "Landlord influence at elections in Ireland, 1760-1885." English Historical Review 80 (1965): 740-60.

14942. Woods, C. J. "The general election of 1892: the Catholic clergy and the defeat of the Parnellites." In Ireland under the Union: varieties of tensions. Essays in honour of T. W. Moody, edited by F. S. L. Lyons and A. J. Hawkins: 289-319. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1979.

14943. "A word to our friends at the coming elections." Dublin University Magazine 39 (Jan.-June 1852): 528-31.

County Antrim

14944. Belfast election: a collection of squibs and songs issued prior to the contest for the representation of the borough between Wm. Sharman Crawford, Esq., Robert J. Tennent, Esq., Lord A. Chichester, and James E. Tennent, Esq., with their original addresses. Belfast: Printed by Hugh Clark, 1832. 83, [1]p.

14945. A brief historical sketch of parliamentary elections in Belfast, from the first general election under the Reform Act till 1865: together with an accurate list of the voters and of those on the register who did not vote at the last election. Belfast: Banner of Ulster, 1865. iv, 118, [76]p.

14946. Burns, J. F. "'Jigging to the fiddle at Hilden': an infamous Lisburn by-election recalled." Lisburn Historical Society Journal 5 (Dec. 1984): 54-58. [1863 by-election.]

14947. Hill, Trevor. "The Lisburn by-election of 21 February 1883 - a list of voters." Lisburn Historical Society

Journal 6 (Winter 1986-87): 37-43.

14948. McMinn, Richard. "The myth of 'route' liberalism in County Antrim, 1869-1900." Eire Ireland 17, no. 1 (Spring 1982): 137-49. [North Antrim.]

14949. ---. "The Reverend James Brown Armour and liberal politics in north Antrim, 1869-1914." Ph.D., Queen's University, Belfast, 1979.

14950. Royle, Stephen A. "The Lisburn by-elections of 1863." Irish Historical Studies 25 (1986-87): 277-92.

County Armagh

14951. Clendinning, Kieran. "Represented North Armagh." Review: Journal of the Craigavon Historical Society 7, no. 2 (1966-67): 24. [On Colonel Saunderson elected Member for North Armagh in 1885.]

14952. Murphy, Clare. "The franchise, elections and parliamentary representation for Armagh 1874-1910." In Armagh: history & society: interdisciplinary essays on the history of an Irish county, edited by A. J. Hughes and William Nolan: 917-46. Dublin: Geography Publications, 2001.

14953. Thompson, Frank. "The Armagh elections of 1885-6." Seanchas Ard Mhacha: Journal of the Armagh Diocesan Historical Society 8 (1976-77): 360-85.

County Carlow

14954. Barr, Colin. "Lord Acton's Irish elections." Historical Journal 51 (2008): 87-114.

14955. Brophy, P. J. "A Carlow M. P. - Sir John Acton." Carloviana 1 (1951): 167-71. [Election of 1859.]

14956. ---. "Election campaigns of the early nineteenth century and the relationships between landlord and tenant." Carloviana n.s., 1, no. 10 (1961): 20-22, 27.

14957. Constitutional Reformer. Considerations on the case of Raphael and O'Connell touching the contract relative to the Carlow election, addressed to all sincere, honest, and rational reformers in and out of Parliament. Dublin: Milliken, 1836. 31p.

14958. Hadden, W. V. "The election of 1841 or reign of terror in Carlow." Carloviana n.s., 1, no. 19 (Dec. 1970): 21-24, 36.

14959. Hickey, Francis. "A famous election campaign." Carloviana n.s., 1, no. 5 (1956): 28-32. [A history of the K'Eoghs of Kilbride and of the County Carlow elections of 1852 and 1880.]

14960. Murphy, Roderick P. "O'Connell and terror in Carlow." Carloviana 28 (1990-91): 13-15, 20. [1841 election.]

14961. The reign of terror in Carlow: comprising an authentic detail of the proceedings of Mr. O'Connell and his followers, from the period of his invading that country, down to the first of September. Also, a narrative of the sufferings of the electors who were beaten, carried away, and imprisoned in Kilkenny. London: J. Nisbet, 1841. 121p.

County Cavan

14962. Cunningham, Terence P. "The 1852 general election in County Cavan." Breifne: Journal of Cumann Seanchais Bhreifne 3 (1966-68): 108-35.

14963. ---. "The Burrowes-Hughes by-election." Breifne: Journal of Cumann Seanchais Bhreifne 3 (1966-68): 175-212. [In April 1855.]

14964. McNally, Maura. "The 1918 East Cavan by-election." M.A., National University of Ireland (Dublin), 1978.

14965. Sheridan, Margaret M. "Political life in Cavan: 1913-1921." M.A., National University of Ireland (Galway), 1985.

County Clare

14966. Corry, John. "Clare elections to 1918: some facts and figures." Dal gCais: the magazine of Clare, its people and culture 4 (1978): 54-55.

14967. Fottrell, M. A. "The Angelus." Catholic Bulletin 8 (1918): 552. [An incident at the East Clare election, 1917.]

14968. Murphy, Ignatius. "Parnell in Clare." The Other Clare 13 (1989): 14-17.

14969. "Newspaper report, 31 March 1883; Captain O'Shea, M.P. for Clare." The Other Clare 4 (April 1980): 41.

14970. O Cathaoir, Brendan. "The East Clare by-election of 1917." Sliabh Aughty 4 (1993): 34-36.

14971. Scally, Keith. "A tragedy of public voting = Sixmilebridge, 1852." The Other Clare 1 (1977): 33.

County Cork

14972. Barry, Ann, and K. Theodore Hoppen. "Borough politics in O'Connellite Ireland: the Youghal poll books of 1835 and 1837." Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society 83 (1978): 106-46; 84 (1979): 15-43.

14973. Cadogan, Tim. "Parliamentary politics in Mallow 1870-1874." Mallow Field Club Journal 11 (1993): 5-21; 12 (1994); 76-88.

14974. Connolly, Paddy. "Some elections in Bandon before and after the Parnell split." Bandon Historical Journal 17 (2001): 7-22.

14975. d'Alton, Ian. "Cork unionism: its role in parliamentary and local elections, 1885-1914." Studia Hibernica 15 (1975): 143-61.

14976. ---. Protestant society and politics in Cork 1812-1844. Cork: Cork University Press, 1980. xiv, 264p.

14977. Forde, R. "William O'Brien M. P. (the years 1889 to 1891)." Mallow Field Club Journal 5 (1987): 34-43.

14978. Holohan, Patrick. "Kinsale borough and Cork county parliamentary elections 1832: politics and broadsheets." Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society 109 (2004): 157-98.

14979. McMahon, Patrick. "Irish election committees; minutes of evidence taken before the Select Committee on the Kinsale election petition." Dublin Review 5 (July-Oct. 1838): 116-42. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14980. Murphy, Maura J. B. "Repeal and young Ireland in Cork politics: 1830-1850." M.A., National University of Ireland (Cork), 1975.

14981. O'Flynn, Philip. "Elections and society of the borough of Mallow 1801-1860." M.A., National University of Ireland (Cork), 1999.

County Donegal

14982. Tunney, John. "The Marquis, the Reverend, the Grand Master and the Major: Protestant politics in Donegal 1868-1933." In Donegal: history and society. Interdisciplinary essays on the history of an Irish county, edited by William Nolan, Liam Ronanye, and Mairead Dunlevy: 675-95. Dublin: Geography Publications, 1995.

County Down

14983. Farr, Berkeley. "James Wood: East Down's Liberal MP: the life and political career of James Wood, victor of the East Down by-election in February 1902." Journal of Liberal History 58 (2008): 4-11.

14984. Stewart, Stephen Michael. "Presbyterian radicalism, landlord influence and electoral politics in Co. Down in the mid-nineteenth century." M.A., St. Patrick's College, Maynooth, 1981.

14985. Walker, Brian M. "Landowners and parliamentary elections in County Down, 1801-1921." In Down: history and society. Interdisciplinary essays on the history of an Irish county, edited by Lindsay Proudfoot: 297-326. Dublin: Geography Publications, 1997.

County Dublin

14986. Butt, Isaac. "The constituency of the city of Dublin." Dublin University Magazine 8 (July-Dec. 1836): 471- 74. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14987. ---. "The independence of the city of Dublin." Dublin University Magazine 7 (Jan.-June 1836): 712-14. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index.]

14988. Clare, Liam. Unionist/nationalist election campaigns in south County Dublin (1883-1923). Foxrock Local History Club Publications, 13. Foxrock: Foxrock Local History Club, 1985. 22p.

14989. Hill, Jacqueline. "The 1847 general election in Dublin City." In Politics and political culture in Britain and Ireland, 1750-1850: essays in tribute to Peter Jupp, edited by Allan Blackstock and Eoin Magennis: 41-64. Belfast: Ulster Historical Foundation, 2007.

14990. Jackson, Alvin. "The failure of Unionism in Dublin, 1900." Irish Historical Studies 26 (1989): 377-95. [By-elections 1900: St Stephens Green and South County Dublin.]

14991. Maguire, Martin. "The organisation and activism of Dublin's Protestant working class, 1883-1935." Irish Historical Studies 29 (1994): 65-87.

14992. O'Sullivan, Samuel. "Report of the Conservative Registration Committee." Dublin University Magazine 13 (Jan.-June 1839): 739-52. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; a review of 'Report of the Conservative Registration Committee for the City of Dublin with an account of the results obtained within the last four years'.]

14993. Proceedings at the election for the City of Dublin, which commenced on Monday, January the 12th, and terminated on Saturday, the 17th, 1835; to elect two representatives for the City of Dublin in Parliament: to which is added a list of the voters. Candidates:- Daniel O'Connell, Esq. K.C. of Merrion Square; Edward Southwell Ruthven, Esq. of Downpatrick; John Beatty West, Esq. K.C. of Stephen's Green; George A. Hamilton, Esq. of Hampton hall. Dublin: Printed for Richard Moore Tims; Simpkin and Marshall, London, 1835. 156, [4]p.

County Fermanagh

14994. Bottomley, P. M. "The North Fermanagh election of 1885 and 1886: some documentary illustrations." Clogher Record 8, no. 2 (1974): 167-81.

14995. Phoenix, Eamon. "Cahir Healy and nationalist politics in County Fermanagh, 1885-1970." In County Fermanagh: interdisciplinary essays on the history of an Irish county, edited by Eileen Murphy and William Roulston: 357-86. Dublin: Geography Publications, 2004.

County Galway

14996. Boyle, Irene. "The politics of popular nationalism in County Galway c.1896-1910." M.A., National University of Ireland (Galway), 1989.

14997. Dillon, James N. "There is nothing like an election." In Kiltullagh/Killimordaly as the centuries passed: a history from 1500-1900, edited by Kieran Jordan: 234-41. [S.l.]: Killtullagh/Killimordaly Historical Society, 2000. [1871 by-election.]

14998. Greg, W. R. "Priests, Parliaments, and electors." Quarterly Review 133 (July-Oct. 1872): 276-92. [Attributed in the Wellesley Index; Galway election.]

14999. Hutton, Sean. "Horace Plunkett agus fothoghchan na Gaillimhe 1901." Studia Hibernica 16 (1976): 158-74. ['Horace Plunkett and the Galway by-election, 1901'.]

15000. Liffey, Michael. "The 1872 by-election." In The district of Loughrea. Vol. 1 History 1791-1918, edited by Joseph Forde et al.: 326-48. Loughrea: Loughrea History Project, 2003.

15001. Lynch, Arthur. "The moral of the Galway election." New Liberal Review 2 (Aug. 1901-Jan. 1902): 856-62.

15002. Moody, T. W. "Parnell and the Galway election of 1886." Irish Historical Studies 9 (1954-55): 319-38.

15003. "Mr. Justice Keogh and the clergy." Irish Ecclesiastical Record 8 (1872): 474-49. [Judgment on the Galway election petition.]

County Kerry

15004. Brún, Pádraig de. "Tralee voters in 1835." Journal of the Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society 19 (1986): 73-79.

15005. Dillon, Paul F. "Labour and politics in Kerry, 1879-1916." Ph.D., National University of Ireland (Dublin), 2004.

15006. Fitzsimons, Bob. "The Tralee election of 1832." Journal of the Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society 2nd ser, 2 (2003): 83-86.

15007. Lyne, Gerard J. "Daniel O'Connell, intimidation and the Kerry elections of 1835." Journal of the Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society 4 (1971): 74-97.

15008. O Cathaoir, Brendan. "The Kerry 'Home Rule' by-election, 1872." Journal of the Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society 3 (1970): 154-70.

County Kildare

15009. Ní Bhuachalla, Síghle. "An electioneering story." Catholic Bulletin 9 (1919): 145. [An incident at the North Kildare constituency.]

County Kilkenny

15010. Burtchaell, George Dames. Genealogical memoirs of the Members of Parliament for the county and city of Kilkenny from the earliest on record to the present time; and for the boroughs of Callan, Thomastown, Inistiogue, Gowran, St. Canice or Irishtown, and Knocktopher, from their enfranchisement to the Union. Dublin: Sealy, 1888. viii, 276p.

15011. Cullen, Patricia. "The Wollengrange petition to Parliament in 1832." In the Shadow of the Steeple 9 (2006): 16-33. [Wollengrange (County Kilkenny).]

15012. O'Dwyer, Michael. "Kilkenny City voting list, 1832." Irish Genealogist 9 (1996): 390-403.

King’s County

15013. Moran, Gerard. "Political developments in King's County, 1868-1885." In Offaly: history and society. Interdisciplinary essays on the history of an Irish county, edited by William Nolan and Timothy O'Neill: 767-98. Dublin: Geography Publications, 1998.

County Leitrim

15014. McNiffe, Liam. "The 1852 Leitrim election." Breifne: Journal of Cumann Seanchais Bhreifne 5, no. 18 (1978): 223-52.

15015. O Duibhir, Ciarán. Sinn Fein: the first election, 1908. North Leitrim History Series, 4. Nure, Manorhamilton: Drumlin Publications, 1993. 127p.

County Limerick

15016. Cahir, Brendan. "Isaac Butt and the Limerick by-election of 1871." North Munster Antiquarian Journal 10 (1966-67): 56-66.

15017. Doherty, James. "Limerick in the general election 1885." Old Limerick Journal 18 (1985): 19-23.

15018. Hogan, Michael. The Limerick election, 1880. The merits of the candidates reviewed. O'Shaughnessy's Dodging and Gabbett's Tomfoolery. [S.l.: s.n.], 1880. 8p.

15019. ---. The Limerick election, 1880. Part II. [S.l.: s.n.], 1880. [Written under the pseudonym: The Bard of Thomond.]

15020. ---. The pictorial gallery of the late Limerick election, 1880. [S.l.: s.n.], 1880. 24p. [Written under the pseudonym: The Bard of Thomond.]

15021. McCarthy, Michael. "The election of 1874." Old Limerick Journal 9 (1981): 32-36.

County Longford

15022. Coleman, Marie. "Mobilisation: the South Longford by-election and its impact on political mobilisation." In The Irish Revolution, 1913-23, edited by Joost Augusteijn: 53-69. Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2002. [By- election in May 1917.]

15023. Moran, Gerard. "Politics and electioneering in County Longford, 1868-80." In Longford: essays in county history, edited by Raymond Gillespie and Gerard Moran: 173-93. Dublin: Lilliput Press, 1991.

15024. Resident of Longford. "Insurrectionary state of County Longford." Dublin University Magazine 11 (Jan.- June 1838): 121-23. [Elections in the 1830s.]

County Louth

15025. Binfield, Clyde. "The shaping of a dissenting interest." Parliamentary History 24 (2005): 120-35. [Benjamin Whitworth, M.P. for Drogheda.]

15026. Byrne, Don. "The life and times of John Forbes, M.P. for Drogheda." Journal of the old Drogheda Society 16 (2007): 11-44. [John Forbes 1759-1797.]

15027. Garry, James. "Funeral of the ill-fated James Woods." Old Drogheda Society Journal 3 (1979): 15-18. [Died during an election, Nov. 1868.]

15028. McHugh, Ned. "The Drogheda parliamentary election of 1835." Old Drogheda Society Journal 7 (1990): 31-41. 15029. ---. "The Drogheda parliamentary election of 1847 and its aftermath." Louth Archaeological Society Journal 21 (1985-88): 297-310.

15030. Moran, Gerard. "Philip Callan: the rise and fall of an Irish nationalist M.P., 1868-1885." Journal of the County Louth Archaeological and Historical Society 22 (1989-92): 395-411.

15031. "Parliamentary registration: 1852 rated occupier list." Old Drogheda Society Journal 6 (1989): 90-103. [In the county and the town of Drogheda.]

15032. Rice, Gerard. "The Drogheda election of 1868." Old Drogheda Society Journal 3 (1979): 3-14.

15033. Ross, Noel. "Two nineteenth century election posters." Journal of the County Louth Archaeological Society 16 (1965-68): 224-32. [Dundalk, 1847: County Louth, 1852.]

County Mayo

15034. Moran, Gerard. "The Land League and electioneering in Mayo." North Mayo Historical and Archaeological Society Journal 1, no. 4 (1986): 38-49.

15035. ---. "Mayo and the general election of 1874." Cathair na Mart: Journal of the Westport Historical Society 4, no. 1 (1984): 69-73.

County Meath

15036. Irish Unionist Alliance. The Irish priest in politics: as revealed in the evidence given on the hearing of the Meath election petition. Westminster: Irish Unionist Alliance, 1892. 106p.

15037. Matthews, Seamus. "Patrick Fulham, MP, of Donore and the Meath election of 1892." Old Drogheda Society Journal 14 (2004): 122-42.

15038. The Meath election petitions. Southwark: McCorqudale & Co., 1893. 24p.

15039. Redmond, J. E. "The lesson of South Meath." Fortnightly Review 59 (Jan.-June 1893): 1-6. [Reply by Henry W. Forster: 290-293; on the South Meath election petition.]

County Monaghan

15040. Magee, John. "The Monaghan election of 1883 and the 'invasion of Ulster'." Clogher Record 8, no. 2 (1974): 147-66.

15041. O Mórdha, P. B. "Party quarrels in ninteenth-century Monaghan." Clogher Record 2, no. 2 (1958): 355-57.

County Roscommon

15042. Dillon, Geraldine Plunkett. "The North Roscommon election." Capuchin Annual (1967): 338-40.

15043. Lenehan, Jim. Politics and society in Athlone 1830-1885: a rotten borough. Maynooth studies in local history, 26. Dublin: Irish Academic Press, 1999. 64p. [His thesis was submitted under the name of James P. Lenihan.]

15044. Lenihan, James P. "Politics and society in Athlone 1830-1885." M.A., St. Patrick's College, Maynooth, 1998.

15045. O'Flanagan, Michael. "The Roscommon election." Catholic Bulletin 7 (1917): 146-51. [By-election in Roscommon North on 3 Feb. 1917.] County Sligo

15046. Fogarty, Catherine. "The disenfranchisement of the boroughs of Cashel and Sligo." MA, National University of Ireland Maynooth, 2000.

County Tipperary

15047. Comerford, R. V. "Tipperary representation at Westminster, 1801-1918." In Tipperary: history and society: interdisciplinary essays on the history of an Irish county, edited by William Nolan and Thomas G. McGrath: 325-38. Dublin: Geography Publications, 1985.

15048. Devery, Kieran J. J. "The dynamics of parliamentary elections in Cashel 1852-1868." M.A., Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick, 2004.

15049. Moran, Gerard. "The Fenians and Tipperary politics, 1868-1880." Journal of the County Tipperary Historical Society (1994): 73-90.

15050. O Bric, Deaglán. "Pierce McCan M.P. (1882-1916)." Journal of the County Tipperary Historical Society (1988): 105-32; (1989): 105-17.

15051. O'Shea, John J. "The priest and politics in County Tipperary, 1850-1891." M.A., National University of

Ireland (Cork), 1979.

County Tyrone

15052. McCluskey, Feargal Cathal. "The development of Republican politics in East Tyrone 1898-1918." Ph.D., Queen's University, Belfast, 2007.

15053. Roulston, William. "Parliamentary elections in North Tyrone, 1885-1921." In The fair river valley: Strabane through the ages, edited by John Dooher and Michael Kennedy: 218-31. Belfast: Ulster Historical Foundation / Starbane Historical Society, 2000.

County Waterford

15054. Matthews, Henry, 1st Viscount Llandaff. "An Irish election." Dublin Review 138 (Jan.-April 1906): 28-40. [Dungarvan Waterford election 1868.]

15055. O'Shea, Tania. "The County Waterford by-election of 1866." Decies: journal of the Waterford Archaeological and Historical Society 58 (2002): 61-72.

15056. Whittle, John. "Nickey Whittle and the 1918 bye-election." Decies: journal of the Waterford Archaeological and Historical Society 3 (1976): 24-25.

County Westmeath

15057. Cox, Liam. "Westmeath voters 1832." Irish Genealogist 5 (1974-79): 234-39, 772-89; 6 (1980-85): 77-98.

County Wexford

15058. McCarthy, R. B. "The Right Hon. Arthur McMurrough Kavanagh M.P." Journal of the Wexford Historical Society 14 (1992-93): 135-50. [MP for Wexford 1861-68; for County Carlow, 1868-80.]

15059. Murphy, Hilary. "A humiliating defeat for Richard J. Devereux." Journal of the Wexford Historical Society 14 (1992-93): 129-34. [Wexford borough election, 1868.] University Representation

15060. Buchanan, Walter. The parliamentary representation of the Scottish universities, being the substance of a paper read at a meeting of the Scottish Literary Institute, held at Glasgow on the 24. April 1857. Edinburgh: Sutherland & Knox, 1857. 12p.

15061. Elector. The approaching election for the University of Dublin. London: [s.n.], 1874. 16p.

15062. Foster, Charles James. The University of London: a parliamentary constituency. London: J. Ridgway for the Committee of the Graduates of the University, 1851. 30p.

15063. Freeman, Edward A. "University elections." Contemporary Review 43 (Jan.-June 1883): 16-30.

15064. Heywood, James. Academic reform and university representation. London: E. T. Whitfield, 1860. xv, 335p.

15065. Lorimer, James. "University representation." North British Review 20 (Nov. 1853-Feb. 1854): 361-88.

15066. ---. "Of the political position of the learned class." In The universities of Scotland past, present, possible;

with an appendix of documents relating to higher instruction: 48-62. Edinburgh: W. P. Kennedy, 1854. [Abbreviated version of no. 15065.]

15067. Northcote, Henry Stafford, 1st Earl of Iddesleigh. A statement of facts connected with the election of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone as member for the University of Oxford in 1847, and with his re-elections in 1852 and 1853. Oxford: Parker, 1853. 32p.