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Public offices, and metropolitan improvements /
The City of London Corporation inquiry.
Prince Albert why is he unpopular?
Phases in politics.
Signs and temper of the times (An anonymous pamphlet.) /
Remarks on the speech of A.S. Ayrton, Esq., M.P. in reference to the corporation of London : with observations on his scheme for a new and enlarged municipality.
"Men groan from out of the city:" robbed by laws of the rich.
A Manchester tract on politics and trade, a test for a shuttlecock cabinet.
An inquiry into the freedom of the City of London in connection with trade, and into the laws and ordinances within the city respecting wholesale and retail traders, and the power of the corporation over persons carrying on trade within the city, not being free.
Statement of the Corporation of London: read before the Commissioners of Inquiry, at the Privy Council Office, on Wednesday, the 11th January, 1854.
The coming election; or, What has been done? What should be done? And what can be done? A letter to the farmers and other electors of the United Kingdom.
The Corporation of London and the government bill : a bird's eye view of the dispute between a liberal government and an ancient corporation.
Shall we reject Mr. Gladstone? A letter to the electors of the University of Oxford /