The eloquent speech on the dethronement of Napoleon, the state of Ireland, the dangers of England, and the necessity of immediate Parliamentary reform
By: delivered by Charles Phillips, Esq. at a public dinner given to him at Liverpool on the 31st October, 1816 ; with other proceedings at the meeting, and a poem by him
Contributors: Hay and Turner; Hone, William, 1780-1842; Cooke, John, former owner; Hay and Turner, printers
Edition: 7th ed.
Publisher: Printed for W. Hone
Published: 1816
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Reform; Irish question; Politics and government; Great Britain. Parliament; Great Britain
Other titles: Speech, & c
Description: Pamphlet relating the lost cause of Napoleon to the need for Parliamentary reform. Cf. A. Bowden, William Hone's political journalism, 1815-1821, p. 49.
Notes: Caption title: The speech, &c.

At head of title: Hone's genuine edition -- with a poem.

On verso of t.p.: Hay and Turner, Printers, Newcastle Street. Strand.

Includes a poem (p. 15-16): "Lines occasioned by the liberation of Mr. John Magee from an imprisonment of two years and a half, commenced when he had scarcely attained the age of manhood."