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The present crisis: a few words to the liberal party /
22 & 23 Victoriae. - Session 1859. The proposed new reform bill, with a preface and postscript.
The franchise. What shall we do to it?.
Old John Bull in a new coat; or, Modern practice engrafted upon olden principles /
Letter to Lord Brougham on a proposed bill for the prevention of bribery, and amendment of the Corrupt Practices Act, 1854.
A manual for election agents, candidates, and others ...
Manchester and John Bright.
Scottish parliamentary reform. A letter to ... Lord John Russell ... on the forthcoming Reform Bill /
Ollivier's parliamentary register of contested elections, contrasting the returns of 1841 et seq., with 1847.
What are you going to do with the Reform Bill? A letter to the conservatives of England /
Who is the "Reformer", John Stuart Mill or John Bright?.
Parliamentary reform. Lord Ebrington's address to the electors of Marylebone, February 2nd., 1859.
The contrast; or, John Bright's support of the present government justified. The performances of the tories compared with the promises of the whigs. Parliamentary reform and the programme for next session /
Reform. Fingerposts and beacons.
Electoral abuses considered, and a novel remedy suggested /
Reform. Look before you leap.