Jan.Anonymous article, 'The Course of Commercial Policy at Home and Abroad,' in Foreign and Colonial Quarterly Review.
Jan. 6.Inaugural address at opening of Collegiate Institute, Liverpool.
Feb. 13.Replies to Viscount Howick on the corn law.
Apr. 25.Opposes Mr. Ricardo's motion for immediate free trade.
May 9.Opposes Mr. Villiers's motion for the immediate abolition of corn laws.
May 15.Attends first cabinet as president of the board of trade.
May 19.Supports bill reducing duty on Canadian corn.
June 13.Opposes Lord J. Russell's motion for fixed duty on imported corn.
Aug. 10.Moves second reading of bill legalising exportation of machinery.
Oct.'Present Aspects of the Church' in Foreign and Colonial Review.

1844.

Feb. 5.Moves for select committee on railways.
Mar. 4.On recommendations of committee on railways.
Mar. 7.On slave trade and commercial relations with Brazil.
Mar. 12.Replies to Mr. Cobden's speech on his motion for committee on protective duties.
Mar. 19.On reciprocity in commercial treaties.
Mar. 26.Opposes motion to extend low duty on Canadian corn to colonial wheat.
Apr.'On Lord John Russell's Translation of the Francesca da Rimini,' in the English Review.
Apr. 2.Outlines provisions of Joint Stock Companies Regulation bill.
Apr. 4.Second son, Stephen Edward, born.
May 18Presides at Eton anniversary dinner.
June 3.On sugar duties bill.
June 6.In support of Dissenters' Chapels bill.
June 25.Opposes Mr. Villiers's motion for abolition of corn laws.
JulyReview of 'Ellen Middleton,' in English Review.
July 8.On second reading of Railways bill.
Aug. 5.Introduces three bills for regulating private bill procedure.
Oct.'The Theses of Erastus and the Scottish Church Establishment' in the New Quarterly Review.
Dec.On Mr. Ward's 'Ideal Church,' in Quarterly Review.

1845.

Jan. 28.Retires from cabinet.
Feb. 4.Personal explanation.
Feb. 24.In favour of discriminating duties on sugar.
Feb. 26.Defends distinction between free-labour and slave-labour sugar.
Mar.Remarks upon recent Commercial Legislation, published.
Apr. 11.On second reading of Maynooth College bill.
JuneReview of 'Life of Mr. Blanco White,' in Quarterly.
June 2.Supports Academical Institutions (Ireland) bill.
July 15.On Spanish treaties and slave-labour sugar.
Sep. 25 - Nov. 18.Visits Germany.
Dec.'Scotch Ecclesiastical Affairs,' in the Quarterly.
Dec. 23.Colonial secretary.
Dec.Publishes, A Manual of Prayers from the Liturgy, Arranged for Family Use.

1846.

Jan. 5.Retires from the representation of Newark.

1847.

June'From Oxford to Rome' in the Quarterly.
June 7.Captain Gladstone defends his brother's action in recalling Sir Eardley Wilmot.
Aug. 3.Elected for Oxford University,—Sir R. Inglis, 1700; W. E. Gladstone, 997; Mr. Round, 824.
Sep.On Lachmann's 'Ilias' in the Quarterly.
Dec. 8.Supports Roman Catholic Relief bill.
Dec. 13.On government of New Zealand.
Dec. 16.In favour of admission of Jews to parliament.