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Actions Download current page Download all pages Print current page Print all pages Refine Author Chapman, HS 5 Hammersley, Roberts 5 Roebuck, JA 5 Falconer, T 1 Molesworth, William 1 Place, Francis 1 Subject Radicalism 4 Elections 2 Justice system 2 Newspapers 2 Parliamentary reform 2 10 hour day 1 Central government 1 Colonies 1 Factory workers 1 Laws and legislation 1 Lectures, sermons and speeches 1 Local government 1 Paper workers 1 Politics 1 Protestantism 1 Stamp duty 1 Weavers 1 Young people 1 Year 1835 5	Results Library catalogue Author: Hammersley, Roberts 5 Hits 1 Progress of democracy by Robert Hammersley; The London Review and the periodical press by J. A. Roebuck; The Orange exposure by H. S. Chapman; Preliminary reforms, being a summary of the principles advocated in these pamphlets by H. S. C. [ca. 1835] Hammersley, Roberts; Roebuck, JA; Chapman, HS Remove from selection Add to selection The people are not to blame: libellous fallacy of the Edinburgh Review by H. S. Chapman; Decay of Whigism, public opinion in Bath, the recent dinner by H. S. C.; The Whig creed: Lord John Russell and the Bristol dinner by Roberts Hammersley; Factory workers and hand-loom weavers: Ten Hours Bill by Francis Place [ca. 1835] Chapman, HS; Hammersley, Roberts; Place, Francis; Roebuck, JA Remove from selection Add to selection Cheap law by T. F.; Hints addressed to the young men of Great Britain, on the progress of political opinion by Roberts Hammersley; Should politics influence municipal elections? by H. S. C. [ca. 1835] Falconer, T; Hammersley, Roberts; Chapman, HS; Roebuck, JA Remove from selection Add to selection The Birmingham Political Union and the House of Lords by Roberts Hammersley; More "justices' justice" by J. A. Roebuck; Stopping supplies by H. S. Chapman; Lord Glenelg and the new Australian colony by H. S. C. &c. &c. [ca. 1835] Hammersley, Roberts; Roebuck, JA; Chapman, HS Remove from selection Add to selection The Radicals and the ministers by J. A. Roebuck; Speech of Sir W. Molesworth at Birmingham; The paper-makers' grievance by H. S. Chapman; Democracy preached by "Blackwood" by Robert Hammersley [ca. 1835] Roebuck, JA; Molesworth, William; Chapman, HS; Hammersley, Roberts Remove from selection Add to selection 1

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