Table 19th Century

19th Century Britain, Home Affairs, Key Documents, 1815-1901
Claire Charlot
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Préface

WAYS OF LIVING

STATE IN WHICH THE DEAD ARE KEPT AMIDST THE LIVING
A LABOURER’S TESTIMONY
FEMALE DUTIES
THE MANUFACTURING POOR
LETTER OF ADVICE FROM AN EXPERIENCED MATRON TO A YOUNG MARRIED LADY
THE CHOLERA
RELIGIOUS WORSHIP
ON THE CAUSES OF THE DISLIKE FOR RELIGIOUS SERVICES
LONDON WITHOUT CABS
CRIME
A NOTORIOUS EVIL
OUR HOMELESS POOR
THE TRUE GENTLEMAN
THE SOCIAL EVIL
HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT
METROPOLITAN SUBTERRANEAN RAILWAY
THE CLARENDON REPORT
MR. PEABODY AT THE GUILDHALL
THE BETHNAL GREEN POOR
THE WESTMORELAND SERVANTS’ HIRING FAIR
OUR WATER SUPPLY
POPULATION GROWTH
Table 1 – Population at Censuses, 1801-1901 (England and Wales)
Table 2 – Population by Sex, England and Wales, 1801-1901)
VITAL STATISTICS
Table 3 – Births, Marriages, and Deaths (England and Wales, 1811-71)
CENSUS TOPICS, 1801-1901
URBAN GROWTH
Table 4 – Progressive Increase of Population in Nine Major English Towns
EMIGRATION FROM BRITAIN
Table 5 – Number of Emigrants from the United Kingdom, 1815-76
Table 6 – Emigrants to the Different Parts of the World During the Last Ten Years, 1840-50
Table 7 – Emigration from Liverpool, 1833-51
DIVISION OF THE LAND
Table 8 – Nature of the Ownership of Land in England and Wales, 1873
Table 9 – The Largest Land Owners in England and Wales, 1873
RELIGION
Table 10 – Main Findings of the Religious Census, 30 March, 1851
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION IN 1831 AND 1864 (U.K.)

PARLIAMENTARY REFORM

OBJECTS OF THE BIRMINGHAM POLITICAL UNION, FOR THE PROTECTION OF PUBLIC RIGHTS
BIRMINGHAM POLITICAL UNION, FOR THE PROTECTION OF PUBLIC RIGHTS
TO THE KING’S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, THE PETITION
LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE MINISTERIAL PLAN OF PARLIAMENTARY REFORM
MR. MACAULAY ON THE MINISTERIAL PLAN OF PARLIAMENTARY REFORM
GREVILLE ON THE REFORM BILL
A LETTER TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF OXFORDSHIRE, 1831
SIR ROBERT PEEL ON THE SECOND READING OF THE REFORM BILL
THE POOR MAN’S GUARDIAN ADDRESS TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS, 1831
LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE NEW REFORM BILL
ROBERT PEEL ON THE REFORM BILL
ADDRESS TO THE READERS OF THE POOR MAN’S GUARDIAN
EARL GREY’S SPEECH ON THE SECOND READING OF THE REFORM BILL, APRIL 1832
TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE
WILLIAM COBBETT’S ADRESS (1832) TO THE ELECTORS UNDER THE REFORM BILL
CHARTIST RIOTS
AMENDMENT TOUCHING PARLIAMENTARY REFORM
THE NATIONAL PETITION
CHARTIST MEETINGS
A VIEW OF CHARTISM
THE FRANCHISE BILL
ADDRESS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE REFORM LEAGUE TO THE WORKING MEN OF
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
THE GREAT REFORM LEAGUE DEMONSTRATION IN HYDE PARK
MR. DISRAELI ON PARLIAMENTARY REFORM, FEBRUARY 1867
GENERAL PEEL ON THE SECOND REFORM ACT
ROBERT LOWE ON THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL
DISRAELI ON THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL, 1867
AN ADDRESS TO THE WORKING MEN OF LEEDS
WALTER BAGEHOT ON THE FIRST TWO REFORM ACTS
LETTER FROM A LABOUR LEADER
MR. GLADSTONE ON THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL, 1884
MR. ROSS ON THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL, 1884
MR. JESSE COLLINGS ON THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL, 1884
THE WOMAN’S MOVEMENT
WORK OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE
MRS. HENRY FAWCETT ON WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE
A RESPONSE TO MRS FAWCETT’S CONTRIBUTION
THE MACHINERY OF THE CAUCUS
DEMOCRACY AND POLITICAL PARTIES
WOMEN AND POLITICS
THE EVOLUTION OF BOROUGHS
Table 11 – Growth of Parliamentary and Non-Parliamentary Boroughs, 1851-71
AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
THE NOTTINGHAM DISTURBANCES
ON THE EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN MANUFACTORIES
ON TAXATION
LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD COMPANY
JOHN BUDDLE’S TESTIMONY ON COLLIERIES
ON THE EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES
ON THE BANKING SYSTEM
ON THE EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE
THE EFFECTS OF THE CORN LAWS
THE TEN HOURS’ FACTORY BILL
ROBERT PEEL AND THE CORN LAWS
PREPARATIONS FOR THE GREAT EXHIBITION
SHEFFIELD OUTRAGES’ INQUIRY
THE GENERAL PURPOSE AND ORIGIN OF TRADES UNIONS
MR. H.A. BRUCE’S BILL ON TRADEs UNIONS, 1871
FREE TRADE IN LAND
THE DISTRIBUTION OF LANDED PROPERTY
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION
THE MATCH GIRLS’ STRIKE
TRADE IN 1893
PROTECTIONISM
BRITISH INDUSTRY
Table 12 – The Production of Coal, 1855-1876 (United Kingdom)
Table 13 – Colliery Districts and their output, 1876 (England and Wales)
TEXTILE MANUFACTURES
Table 14 – Imports and Exports of Cotton and Wool for the United Kingdom, 1841-1876
Table 15 – Import of Cotton Wool into Great Britain from January 1801 to January 1852
Table 16 – Number of Workers in Cotton Factories in England, 1850-1874
BRITISH TRADE
Table 17 – Declared Value of the Exports of British and Irish Manufactures and Produce in the Years 1850 and 1851167
Table 18 – Imports and Exports, 1864-1876
THE RAILWAY BOOM
Table 19 – Railway Mileage and Construction Costs, 1825-1850 (United Kingdom)
Table 20 – Growth of Railways in the United Kingdom, 1856-1876
Table 21 – Passenger Traffic in the United Kingdom, 1846-1876
Table 22 – Passenger Traffic by Class, 1876 (United Kingdom)
Table 23 – Railway Companies in 1876
UNION GROWTH
Table 24 – Numbers of Members, 1858-1867

THE IRISH QUESTION

ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND
FAMINE AND DISEASE IN IRELAND
HOW WE BECAME HOME RULERS
THE IRISH LAND QUESTION
DEBATE ON AN IRISH COUNCIL

A GALLERY OF PORTRAITS

LORD MELBOURNE
LORD GREY
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON
SIR ROBERT PEEL
THE DEATH OF PALMERSTON
THE DEATH OF O’CONNELL
THE DEATH OF THE QUEEN

CHRONOLOGY

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