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A few words on the "Reform Bill.".
Parliamentary reform: an essay, reprinted, with considerable additions, from the national review.
The different principles on which the chief systems of popular representation have been based in ancient and modern times: a prize essay, read in the theatre, Oxford, June 20th, 1855.
True reform: or Character a qualification for the franchise.
Manhood suffrage combined with relative equality in representation ...
The working classes; their interest in administrative, financial and electoral reform.
The ballot, a conservative measure.
The ballot in Australia: a speech delivered in the House of Commons on the 9th February, 1860.
The suffrage for the million. A suggestion ...
A word in season on the ballot ...
The ballot, a conservative measure.
Thoughts on parliamentary reform.
Principles of reform, and their application to the representation of the people.
A few words on the moral aspect of the savings bank and educational qualification in the government reform bill.
A few facts and fallacies about parliamentary reform.
Mr. Hare's Reform Bill simplified and explained.