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LONDON:
SAVILL AND EDWARDS, PRINTERS, CHANDOS STREET,
COVENT GARDEN.
CONTENTS.
Book the Second.
CHAPTER I.
From the Re-Assembling of Parliament, on February
3rd, 1831, to the Defeat of the Ministry, on the First
Reform Bill in the House of Commons, and Disso-
lution of Parliament thereon.
Incendiarism in England, stated to be of foreign origin.
Public disturbances
Rural outrages
Executions for arson
Public opinion in England
Distress of the people a favourite topic in parliament
Jealousy of the Tory party.
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State of Ireland
Position of Mr. O'Connell
9
10, 11
Mr. O'Connell uses the sufferings of the Irish as a means to
Mr. Shiel's emphatic exclamation in favour of Repeal of the
Union.
15
Lord Anglesey re-appointed Viceroy by the Whigs
Mr. Stanley Irish Secretary
Hostile proceedings of Mr. O'Connell
Lord Grey's earnestness in the cause of reform
Committee appointed by the Cabinet to frame the Reform
28