The reform act, 1832; the correspondence of the late Earl Grey with His Majesty King William IV. and with Sir Herbert Taylor, from Nov. 1830 to June 1832

Thu Jan 22 23:13:50 2009 UTClccn-n83-70446Prime ministers--Great Britain0.80The reform act, 1832; the correspondence of the late Earl Grey with His Majesty King William IV. and with Sir Herbert Taylor, from Nov. 1830 to June 18320.890.95A letter to the Right Hon. Earl Grey on certain charges advanced by His Lordship in his speech at the late county meeting in Northumberland, against the clergy of the county of DurhamCharles_Grey,_2nd_Earl_Greyn 83070446oca00952764a118718797Grey, Charles Grey,Earl,1764-1845Howick, Charles Grey,Viscount,1764-1845Grey, Charles Grey,2d Earl,1764-1845Grey,Lord,1764-1845lccn-n79-17964Great BritainParliamentlccn-n84-54912Grenville, William Wyndham GrenvilleBaron1759-1834lccn-n50-32759Fox, Charles James1749-1806lccn-n50-11776Trevelyan, George Macaulay1876-1962lccn-n84-123148Brougham and Vaux, Henry BroughamBaron1778-1868rcplccn-n79-113783Great BritainParliamentHouse of Commonslccn-n79-56234Church of Englandlccn-n50-33402Gillray, James1756-1815lccn-n79-89813Sheridan, Richard Brinsley1751-1816lccn-n88-87030Walton, William1784-1857Grey, Charles GreyEarl1764-1845Grey, Charles GreyEarl1764-1845700Property tax--Economic aspectsLand titles--Registration and transfer--TaxationDebts, PublicBlockadeColonizationEconomic sanctionsPaper moneyIndiaBrougham and Vaux, Henry Brougham,--Baron,--1778-1868BankruptcyWest Indies--British West IndiesNorwayNapoleonic Wars (1800-1815)ColoniesEuropeGrenville, William Wyndham Grenville,--Baron,--1759-1834Great Britain.--Parliament.--House of CommonsTaxationCorn laws (Great Britain)England--Durham (County)Colonial companiesTithesElections1760-1820Caroline,--Queen, consort of George IV, King of Great Britain,--1768-1821ClergyEast India CompanyPortugalChurch of EnglandIrelandSuffrageOathsJudicial powerSeditious libelCommerceJustices of the peaceEconomic historyPunishmentHistoryInternational relationsPrisoners, Transportation ofPenal colonies1830-1837BiographyPrime ministersLegislative bodies--ReformGreat Britain.--ParliamentGrey, Charles Grey,--Earl,--1764-1845Political scienceGreat Britain1764184517741793179517961797179818051806180718081809181018111812181418161817181918201821182318251826183018311832183318341835183618371839184318451846184718491850185318611866186718731890192019291952195619571962196819701971199019921996200020035497book330hb161ocn18266438426839701862215ocn060730363sw018596117:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18340.87Whately, RichardRemarks on transportation and on a recent defence of the system, in a second letter to Earl Grey1471703ocn060727384sw010093816:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18170.85Grey, Charles GreyThe speech of Earl Grey in the House of Lords, May 12, 1817, on Lord Sidmouth's circular1401653ocn060726321sw004571032:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18320.86Whately, RichardThoughts on secondary punishments in a letter to Earl Grey1361593ocn060725956sw025670239:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18330.85Perceval, A. PA letter to the Right Honourable Earl Grey, on the obligation of the coronation oath95526ocn009726919sw007143310:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18070.92Cooke, EdwardLetters addressed to Lord Grenville and Lord Howick, upon their removal from the councils of the King in consequence of their attempting the total repeal of the test laws now in force, with respect to His Majesty's army and navy94952ocn000888097sw000888097:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18670.80Grey, Charles GreyThe reform act, 1832; the correspondence of the late Earl Grey with His Majesty King William IV. and with Sir Herbert Taylor, from Nov. 1830 to June 183274885ocn065236518sw007049272:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18070.89Grey, Charles GreySpeech of the Right Honourable Viscount Howick, in the House of Commons, on Thursday, March 26th, 1807 stating the circumstances which led to the change of administration69745ocn065243872sw006902419:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18110.94Courtenay, Thomas PeregrineA view of the state of the nation, and of the measures of the last five years suggested by Earl Grey's speech in the House of Lords, 13th June, 181064966ocn065246181sw008061422:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18100.92Grey, Charles GreySpeech of Charles, Earl Grey, on the state of the nation in the House of Lords, on Friday, June 14th, 1810605611ocn065246601sw016861226:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18210.95Phillpotts, HenryA letter to the Right Hon. Earl Grey on certain charges advanced by His Lordship in his speech at the late county meeting in Northumberland, against the clergy of the county of Durham601095ocn065235665sw015105864:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18070.93Francis, PhilipA letter from Sir Philip Francis, K.B. to Lord Viscount Howick, on the state of the East India Company55583ocn065264699sw003995867:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.92England in 1830 being a letter to Earl Grey, laying before him the conditions of the people as described by themselves in their petitions to Parliament54553ocn065258075sw016169172:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.93Losh, JamesObservations on parliamentary reform53563ocn065257394sw016169372:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.95A Letter to Earl Grey on the subject of the adjustment of the House of Peers52542ocn065243870sw016704502:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18100.93Roscoe, WilliamOccasional tracts relative to the war between Great Britain and France written and published at different periods, from the year 1793, including Brief observations on the address to His Majesty, proposed by Earl Grey, in the House of Lords, June 13, 181052533ocn065264112sw017856742:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.93Foster, ThomasA letter addressed to the Right Hon. the Earl Grey, First Lord of His Majesty's treasury, on the subject of our commercial laws in as far as they relate to bankrupts and insolvents, for the purpose of showing that they are the sole cause of the present distressed state of our commerce and of that progressive demoralization which is so visible in almost all the trading classes of Great Britain521026ocn065256433sw017538865:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.94Brougham and Vaux, Henry BroughamThe speech of Lord Brougham, Lord High Chancellor of England, delivered in the House of Lords, Oct. 7, 1831, on the second reading of the English Reform Bill with Earl Grey's reply to the opposition, and a list of the majority and minority50523ocn065264680sw017882148:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.94Philo justiciaeThoughts on the redemption of the national debt in a letter to the Right Hon. the Earl Grey50523ocn065260227sw017682306:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18370.94Jones, CharlesA plan for realizing the perfection of money in which it is demonstrated, that "paper is capable of being made, a much more perfect, true, and unvarying standard of value, than it is possible that either gold or silver can be50523ocn065257271sw017564124:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.92Sisson, JonathanLetter to the Right Hon. Earl Grey proposing the appointment of a board of trade for Ireland4174212ocn020452622sw020452622:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook19900.75Smith, E. ALord Grey, 1764-18453333354ocn000394824sw000394824:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook19200.73Trevelyan, George MacaulayLord Grey of the Reform bill, being the life of Charles, second Earl of Grey2202201ocn024010434sw024010434:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook19920.81Derry, John WCharles, Earl Grey : aristocratic reformer1931965ocn000161193sw000161193:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook19700.70Trevelyan, George MacaulayLord Grey of the Reform bill, being the life of Charles, Second Earl Grey1701766ocn004128468sw004128468:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook19290.72Trevelyan, George MacaulayLord Grey of the Reform bill : the life of Charles, second Earl Grey616611ocn065257291sw013307218:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.92Walton, WilliamCarta primeira dirigida ao conde Grey, primeiro ministro da Grã-Bretanha a'cerca do estado das relações politicas e commerciaes entre Portugal e aquelle paiz56523ocn065244424sw016749296:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18100.92Roscoe, WilliamBrief observations on the address to His Majesty proposed by Earl Grey in the House of Lords 13th June, 181052533ocn002751824sw002751824:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18610.83Grey, CharlesSome account of the life and opinions of Charles, second earl Grey50516ocn065258000sw017594873:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.94Old farmerA letter to the Right Hon. Earl Grey, first lord of the treasury on his speech in favour of the corn laws49974ocn065344305sw022693394:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook17970.92Fox, Charles JamesThe substance of the speech of the Right Honourable Charles James Fox on Mr Grey's motion in the House of Commons ... May 26, 1797, for leave to bring in a bill to amend and regulate the election of members to serve in the Commons House of Parliament as reported in the Morning Chronicle49502ocn065264380sw017863979:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.94Member of the National Political UnionLord Grey's pledge considered, in relation to the ten-pound franchise addressed to all members of political unions48494ocn065333044sw021531742:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook17930.92Great BritainAuthentic report of the debate in the House of Commons on the 6th and 7th of May 1793 on Mr. Grey's motion for a reform in Parliament containing the speeches of Mr. Grey ... R.B. Jenkinson, Mr. Powys ... and Mr. Fox : to which is added a correct copy of the petition of the Friends of the People48492ocn065261822sw017762732:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18320.94Birmingham Political UnionReport of the proceedings of the public meeting of the inhabitants of Birmingham held at Newhall-Hill, May 16, 1832 : convened by the Council of the Political Union, for the purpose of presenting an address to Earl Grey, on his re-instatement to the office of Premier27271ocn065261461sw065261461:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.92The Balance of power demonstrating that the "Reform bill" of Earl Grey is false and unjust in principle, and would prove subversive of the British Constitution27271ocn065258428sw065258428:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.92The Expediency of a property tax considered in relation to the objections of Earl Grey and Lord Brougham23231ocn017740705sw017740705:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.95The Balance of power demonstrating that the "Reform bill" of Earl Grey is false and unjust in principle, and would prove subversive of the British Constitution23231ocn017614890sw017614890:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18310.95The Expediency of a property tax considered in relation to the objections of Earl Grey and Lord Brougham19191ocn007590951sw007590951:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook18340.87Four years of a liberal government12121ocn002658436sw002658436:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook19560.96University of DurhamGrey of Howick Collection : list of political and public correspondence of the 2nd Earl Grey, 1787-1843992ocn004900553sw004900553:lccn-n83-70446Falsebook17930.88Pitt, WilliamSpeeches of the Right Honourable Wm. Pitt and the Right Honourable Charles James Fox on Mr. Grey's motion for a reform in Parliament, May 7, 1793 : to which is annexed, an authentic copy of a petition for a reform in Parliament, presented to the House of Commons by Mr. GreyWed Mar 04 19:49:47 EST 2009