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