England and the French republic. 8 pp. (Fortn. Rev. n. s. v. 8, 1870, p. 581.)-Chevalier, M. Des rapports de la France et de l'Angleterre a la fin de 1847. 40 pp. (Rev. d. deux mondes, 1848, n. s. v. 21, p. 502.)—Chinese (The) and our “great plenipotentiary." 16 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 24, 1841, p. 612.)-Christie, W. D. Corruption at elections and the Saturday Review." 4 pp. (Macmillan's Mag. v. 10, 1864, p. 517.)—Christophilus (pseud.) Vindiciae Britannicae: Christianity Interested in the dismissal of ministers, etc. 39 pp. (Pamphleteer, v. 19, 1822, p. 161.)—Church (The), the land, and the liberals. 43 pp. (Edin. Rer. v. 135, 1872, p. 250.)-Citizen kings. 10 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 30, 1831, p. 705.)—Claims of the whigs and toriés. 8 pp. (Edin. Rev. v. 67, 1838, p. 202.)-Close of 1861, The. 12 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 65, 1862, p. 123.) -Close of Sir Robert Peel's administration. 46 pp. (Quart. Rev. v. 78, 1846, p. 535.)-Close of the session. 14 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. 8. v. 20, 1879, p. 419; Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 6, 1835, p. 470.)-Closing scenes. 9 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. s. v. 24, 1881, p. 268.) -Cobden, R. Foreign policy. 218 pp. (Speeches, v. 2, p. 157.)-Peace. 43 pp. (Speeches, v. 2, p. 401.)—Policy of the whig government. 20 pp. (Speeches, v. 2, p. 445. )— Cold shade, The: a dialogue. 16 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 77, 1855, p. 598.)-Collapse, The. 18 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 100, 1866, p. 116.)-Collett, S. D. England and emancipation. 15 pp. (Atlant. Monthly, v. 8, 1861, p. 742.)-Collier, J. Reply to a pamphlet on the state of the nation, in 1822. 41 pp. (Pamphleteer, v. 21, 1822, p. 1.)-Collin, M. Une crise en Angleterre a propos de la réforme. 25 pp. (Rer. d. deux mondes, 1867, 2 pér. v. 68, p. 940.)-La réforme en Angleterre. 24 pp. (Rev. d. deux mondes, 1867, 2 pér. v. 70, p. 446.)— Coming crisis, an historical study. 7 pp. (Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 2, 1833, p. 1.)—Coming election, The. 12 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. 8. v. 21, 1880, p. 421.)—Coming elections, The. 23 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 104, 1868, p. 622.)—Coming session, The. 13 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 107, 1870, p. 250; Fraser's Mag. v. 31, 1845, p. 244; Quart. Rer. v. 119, 1866, p. 250.)-On conciliation. 5 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 15, 1824, p. 183.)-Condition of the empire. 23 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 26, 1829, p. 97.)-Condition of the government. 24 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 99, 1866, p. 519.)-Conduct of ministers. 32 pp. (Quart. Rev. v. 65, 1840, p. 283.)Conduct of the war. 27 pp. (Quart. Rev. v. 96, 1855, p. 277.)-Confusion worse confounded. pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 24, 1841, p. 198.)-Coningsby, T., Earl. Account of the state of political parties during the reign of Queen Anne. 18 pp. (Archaeologia, v. 38, 1860, p. 1.) - Conservatism at home and abroad. 8 pp. (Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 59, 1862, p. 755.) -Conservatism in the West Riding of Yorkshire. 3 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 14, 1836, p. 458.)-Conservatism or revolution. 16 pp. (Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 5, 1835, p. 113.)- Conservative associations. 15 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 38, 1835, p. 1.)Conservative collapse, 1880. 18 pp. (Fortn. Rev. n. s. v. 27, 1880, p. 607.)-Conservative defeat. 31 pp. (Quart. Rev. v. 149, 1880, p. 549.)-Conservative government, The. 28 pp. (Quart. Rev. v. 139, 1875, p. 550.)-Conservative party, The. 13 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 39, 1849, p. 224.)-Conservative policy for 1838-39. 8 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 18, 1838, p. 371.)Conservative policy in parliament. 9 pp. (Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 1, 1833, p. 378.)- Conservative prospects. 17 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 49, 1841, p. 406; Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 5, 1835, p. 629.)-Conservative reaction. 38 pp. (Quart. Rev. v. 108, 1860, p. 265.)-Conservative reascendancy considered. 13 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 76, 1854, p. 230.)-Conservative reorganisation. 11 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 127, 1880, p. 804.)-Conservative surrender. 35 pp. (Quart. Rev. v. 123, 1867, p. 533.)-Conservative tactics. 11 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. s. v. 23, 1881, p. 822.) -Conservative transformation, The. 20 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 76, 1867, p. 654.)- Conservative union. 9 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 64, 1848, p. 632.)— Conservatives in power. 14 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 25, 1842, p. 363.)-Constant de Rebecque, H. B. On the responsibility of ministers. 47 pp. (Pam

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1865, p. 364.)-Our present position. 13 pp. (Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 7, 1836, p. 193; Fraser's Mag. v. 13, 1836, p. 755.)—Our relations with America. 22 pp. brit, Quart. Rer. v. 34, 1861, p. 471.)-Our relations with the continent. 16 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 85, 1859, p. 765.)—Our state and prospects. 20 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 113, 1873, p. 235.) - Ourselves, our critics, and general policy of the government. 9 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 32, 1845, p. 496.)-P., J. C. English parties and Irish faction. With suggestions for rearrangement. 11 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. s. v. 19, 1879, p. 159.)-Palmerston policy, The. 8 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 14, 1836, p. 506; Quart. Rev. v. 93, 1853, p. 128.)-Pamphlets... on foreign affairs. 41 pp. (Edin. Rev. v. 14, 1809, p. 442.)-Parliamentary conduct of the radicals. 13 pp. (Westm. Kee. Apr.July, 1837, p. 270.)- Parliamentary difficulties and political parties. 10 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. s. v. 22, 1880, p. 279.)-Parliamentary doings. 14 pp. (Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 9, 1837, p. 379.)-Parliamentary recess. 32 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 116, 1874, p. 741; v. 122, 1877, p. 744.)—On parliamentary reform and the French revolution. 103 pp. (Blackwond's Mag. v. 29, 1831, pp. 745, 919; v. 30, 1831, pp. 17, 281, 890; v. 31, 1832, p. 103.)-Parliamentary situation. 10 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. s. v. 23, 1881, p. 277.)-Parr, S. Notes on Rapin's dissertation on whigs and tories. 187 pp. (Works, v. 3, p. 529.)-Parties. 26 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 28, 1830, p. 85; v. 29, 1831, p. 346.)-On parties. 43 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 5, 1832, pp. 448, 603; v. 6, 1834, p. 205.)-Parties and principles in 1862. 5 pp. (Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 60, 1862, p. 380.)—Parties and the coming session. 7 pp. (Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 69, 1867, p. 114.)-Parties and the ministry. 26 pp. (London Rer. v. 6, 1838, p. 1.)-Parties in church and state. 38 pp. (Dublin Rev. v. 9, 1840, p. 251.)— Parties, public opinion, and the general election. 9 pp. (Dublin Univ. Mag. v. 66, 1863, p. 112. — Party government. 9 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 49, .1854, p. 602; Quart. Rev. v. 147, 1879, p. 264.)-Party politics. 27 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. s. v. 10, 1874. p. 1; v. 24, 1881, p. 132.)-Party prospects. 19 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 119, 1876, p. 244.)—Passages from the diary of Terence O'Ruark. 45 pp. (Dublin Unie. Mag. v. 5, 1835, pp. 312, 432, 580, 675; v. 6, 1835, pp. 87, 228.) -Passing events. The conservative reaction. 8 pp. (Macmillan's Mag. v. 5, 1862, p. 265.)—Passing events: the conservatives and retrenchment. 7 pp. (Macmillan's Mag. v. 6, 1862, p. 170.)—Past and future of conservative policy. 24 pp. (Quart. Rev. v. 127, 1869, p. 538.)-Past and future of the whig party. 30 pp. (Edin. Rev. v. 139, 1874, p. 544.) -Past and present policy of England towards Ireland. 39 pp. (Brit. Quart. Rev. v. 1, 1845, p. 582.) -Past election, The. 10 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. s. v. 21, 1880, p. 711.)-Past session, The. 6 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 52, 1855, p. 356.)-Past session of Parliament. State of toryism. 12 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 10, 1834, p. 253.)-Past year and present pros pects. 16 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 22, 1840, p. 752.)— Past year (The), popery, and the peerage. 11 pp. (Dublín Univ. Mag. v. 9, 1837, p. 118.)-Pater son, W. Dialogues upon the union of England and Scotland, at the Wednesday's club, 1706. 91 pp. (Writings, v. 1, p. 161.)-Inquiry into the state of the union of Great Britain. 198 pp. (Writings, v. 2, p. 1.) -On the union of 1706. 43 pp. (Writings, v. 3, p. 1. — Pauli, R. England's earliest relations to Austria and Prussia. 34 pp. (In his Pictures of old England, p. 106.) -Paulo post futurum policy. 8pp. (Blackvod's Mag. v. 128, 1880, p. 767.)—Of peace. 22 pp. (Edis. Re“. v. 20, 1812, p. 213.)-Peace and its political duties. 24 pp. (N. Brit. Rev. v. 25, 1856, p. 257.)—Peace with honour. 11 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. s. v. 18, 1878, p. 385.) -Sir Robert Peel's claim to the confidence of the clergy. 10 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 24, 1841, p. 379,1 -Peel's government. 29 pp. (Dublin Rev. v. 12, 1842, p. 250.)-Sir Robert Peel's letter and the elections. 11 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 36, 1847, p. 241.)-Peel's Memoirs; the catholic question. 16 pp. (Eds. Rec. v. 104, 1856, p. 251.) Perils of a political unionist. 8pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 5, 1832, p. 360.)-Personnel of the new ministry. 8 pp. (Fraser's

Mag. v. 47, 1852, p. 332.)-Peter, W. Thoughts on the present crisis. 66 pp. (Pamphleteer, v. 8, 1816, p. 213.) -Petition of right, A. D. 1627. 4 pp. (Bowen, F., Bocs. of the constitution, p. 27.)-Philosophy of party politics. 8 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 16, 1837, p. 122.Pitt and Peel, or 'tis fifty years since. Red. 2 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 11, 1835, p. 351.)-Place-men, Parliament-men, Penny-a-liners and Parlia mentary reporters. 13 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 2, 158, p. 282.-Plain whig principles. 24 pp. (Edin. Rer. v. 151, 1850, p. 257.)-Point for consideration of