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Condition of Liverpool, religious and social; including notices of the state of education, morals, pauperism, and crime.
Popular social philosophy. Part I. Being an enquiry into the material causes of social misery.
Marriage and population; their natural laws.
A slice of bread and butter /
A practical treatise on rural police.
Remarks on the census of religious worship for England and Wales, with suggestions for an improved census in 1861.
Ribbonism, and its remedy: a letter, addressed to the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Derby.
The penny census of England and Wales: containing the population of every town and village in the country of 1,000 inhabitants and upwards, arranged under the head of each county, etc.
Letter to the rate-payers of Yorkshire on asylums, their management and expenses.
The substance of a speech delivered by Lord Edward Howard in the House of Commons, July 13th, 1860, on the Poor Law Bill.
The results of the census of Great Britain in 1851; with a description of the machinery and processes employed to obtain the returns; also an appendix.
A lecture on harvest thanksgivings and festivities ... together with a letter on harvest festivals, addressed to the Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Hereford.
Poisoning and poaching.