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The financial statement, 1857. Speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in committee of supply; in the House of Commons on Friday, February 13, 1857.
Brief considerations with reference to the Corn Laws, and on the theory of protection generally.
Tracts on finance and trade. I(II.).
Fair play and no extra taxes for the farmers ...
An inquiry into the origin of the Liverpool town dues.
Debt and taxation of Ireland.
The London corporation coal tax: an explanation of the origin, progress, and operation of this tax, constituting at present an annual charge of above £187,000 on a prime necessary of life throughout the whole area of the country within twenty miles of the General Post Office.
Speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the financial state and prospects of the country, delivered in the House of Commons, on Monday, April 18, 1853.
Derecourt on taxes and duties: in a letter to her Majesty's Chancellor of Exchequer previous to his forming "The budget," (and partly adopted.).
The equalization of the poor's rate of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland proved to be both equitable and practical.
Correspondence between a member of parliament and a civil servant on the scheme of financial control proposed by the committee on public monies.
Speech ... on introducing a bill to abolish the annuity-tax in Edinburgh ...