PAMPHLETS.

THE CABINETS COMPARED; OR AN ENQUIRY INTO THE LATE AND PRESENT ADMINISTRATIONS.

THE RIGHTS OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND VINDICATED.

EXAMINATION OF RECENT WORKS ON CHURCH REFORM.

THE CRISIS EXAMINED. By D’Israeli the Younger.

REPLY TO A PAMPHLET ENTITLED “WHAT HAS THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON GAINED BY THE DISSOLUTION?”

HOW LONG WILL THEY LAST? A LETTER FROM A RETIRED MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.

DEFECTS IN ELECTION COMMITTEES, WITH A PLAN FOR IMPROVING THEM.

WHAT WAS THE OBJECT OF THE REFORM BILL?

REMARKS ON THE FOREIGN RELATIONS OF ENGLAND. By Montague Gore, Esq.

AN APPEAL AGAINST THE TAMWORTH ADDRESS.

SPEECH OF SIR ROBERT PEEL, ON RETIRING FROM OFFICE.

THE REFORM OF THE REFORM BILL. By Wm. Ewart, Esq.

OBSERVATIONS ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS, BY A WHIG OF THE OLD SCHOOL.

THE TIME TO SPEAK; OR, WHAT DO THE PEOPLE SAY?

A LETTER TO THE QUARTERLY REVIEW ON THE COURSE AND PROBABLE TERMINATION OF THE NIGER.

THE REFORM BILL PROVED TO BE AN ERROR.

LORD ELDON’S SPEECH IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS ON CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION.

AN APOLOGY FOR THE BALLOT.

A LETTER TO SIR R. H. INGLIS, BY A MEMBER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.

A LETTER TO LORD PALMERSTON ON BRITISH RELATIONS WITH CHINA.

THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND’S DEFENCE AGAINST HER REAL ENEMIES AND PRETENDED REFORMERS.

OPEN VOTING BETTER THAN BALLOT.

ON THE DISTURBANCES IN CANADA. By Montague Gore, Esq.

LETTERS OF A CONSERVATIVE. By Walter Savage Landor, Esq.

CONSIDERATIONS ON THE STATE OF THE NATION.

LETTER ON THE WELLINGTON AND NELSON MEMORIALS.

London: W. Blatch, Printer, Grove Place, Brompton.

Transcriber’s Note

The following typographical errors were corrected.

[TOC]	Origin and Progress of Printing, 11	Origin and Progress of Printing, 12
[TOC]	Stereotype Printing, 25	Stereotype Printing, 21
[TOC]	Engraving on Wood, 22	Engraving on Wood, 25
[TOC]	Paper Making, 31	Paper Making, 30
[TOC]	Illustrative Engravings, 20	Illustrative Engravings, 50
[TOC]	Choice of Binding, 49	Choice of Binding, 51
[TOC]	Publishing and Advertising, 55	Publishing and Advertising, 53
[30]	CHOICE OF PAPER.	CHOICE OF PAPER,
[fn. 5-†]	Point, &c.	Point, &c.
[fn. 22-*]	expence	expense
[Ad XLII]	THE TOPOGRAPAY	TOPOGRAPHY
[Ad LXVIII]	THE GENEAOLOGY	GENEALOGY
[Ad LXXXVIII]	“Our Village.	“Our Village.”
[Ad XC]	“Richlieu,”	Richelieu
[Ad XCVIII]	the Loire.	the Loire.”
[Ad CXXVI]	J. E Reade	J. E. Reade
[Pamphlets section]	DISSOLUTION?	DISSOLUTION?”

The following words were inconsistently spelled or hyphenated.