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Actions Download current page Download all pages Print current page Print all pages Refine Author Roebuck, JA 12 Chapman, HS 5 Falconer, T 4 Place, Francis 2 Subject Local government 4 Newspapers 4 Parliament 4 Parliamentary reform 3 Laws and legislation 2 Local councillors 2 Radicalism 2 Stamp duty 2 Armed forces 1 Business and commerce 1 Catholicism 1 Censorship 1 Constitutions 1 Elections 1 Freedom of the press 1 Lectures, sermons and speeches 1 Protestantism 1 Reform movements 1 Religious discrimination 1 Taxation 1 Tolpuddle Martyrs 1 Trade unions 1 War 1 Year 1835 11 1836 1	Results Library catalogue Publisher: John Longley 12 Hits 1 Persecution preached by the parsons of the State church in Ireland by J. A. Roebuck; The guards: the uselessness of these regiments in London [ca. 1835] Roebuck, JA; Falconer, T Remove from selection Add to selection Trades' unions: their advantages to the working classes by J. A. Roebuck; Fallacies of the House of Commons on the ballot in America by H. S. Chapman [ca. 1835] Roebuck, JA; Chapman, HS Remove from selection Add to selection The taxes on knowledge by Francis Place; The "Morning Advertiser" and Mr Wakley by J. A. Roebuck; Victims of the unstamped press by H. S. Chapman [ca. 1835] Place, Francis; Roebuck, JA; Chapman, HS Remove from selection Add to selection Of what use is the House of Lords?; Persecution of the unstamped press [ca. 1835] Roebuck, JA Remove from selection Add to selection Orange societies [ca. 1835] Falconer, T; Roebuck, JA Remove from selection Add to selection The evils of a House of Lords by J. A. Roebuck; Mr Spring Rice and the tax on knowledge, with a postscript on the French King and the press by H. S. Chapman; Matchless constitution by T. Falconer [ca. 1835] Roebuck, JA; Chapman, HS; Falconer, T Remove from selection Add to selection The peers and the people: municipal reform; corn laws; taxes on knowledge by Francis Place; Wholesale obstructiveness of the Lords by H. S. Chapman; Votes of Mr George Frederick Young by H. S. C. [ca. 1835] Place, Francis; Chapman, HS; Roebuck, JA Remove from selection Add to selection The crisis!: what ought the ministers to do? by J. A. Roebuck; A rotten borough for sale by H. S. Chapman; Mr Bulwer's sham motion for the repeal of the tax on knowledge by H. S. C.; Administration of the law by the Lords by T. F.; Mr Ormsby Gore and the landlords' argument in favour of war [ca. 1835] Roebuck, JA; Chapman, HS; Falconer, T Remove from selection Add to selection The Dorchester labourers; On the qualification clause of the Corporation Bill [ca. 1835] Roebuck, JA Remove from selection Add to selection The stamped press of London, and its morality; The sincerity of Tory professions in favour of corporation reform [ca. 1835] Roebuck, JA Remove from selection Add to selection A letter to the electors of Bath, on the municipal corporation reform bill: with a postscript on the conduct of Sir Robert Peel and others, on the discussion of the question [ca. 1835] Roebuck, JA Remove from selection Add to selection On the means of conveying information to the people: with an appendix, containing observations respecting the conduct of certain members of the House of Commons on Mr Grote's motion, of the second of June last, in favour of the ballot [ca. 1836] Roebuck, JA Remove from selection Add to selection 1

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