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| 1830 Character of the King, | 1418 |
| Effects of the July Revolution, | 1419 |
| Position of Wellington's ministry, | 1420 |
| Danger from O'Connell's agitations, | 1421 |
| And from rick-burning, etc., | 1421 |
| Death of Huskisson, | 1421 |
| Anxiety felt in Parliament, | 1422 |
| Wellington resigns, | 1422 |
| Grey's ministry, | 1423 |
| Difficulties attending reform, | 1423 |
| 1831 The first Reform Bill, | 1425 |
| The second reading, | 1426 |
| Dissolution of Parliament, | 1426 |
| The Bill passes in the Commons, | 1427 |
| The Bill rejected in the Lords, | 1427 |
| Consequent riots in the country, | 1428 |
| Organized action of the political unions, | 1428 |
| Opposition of the King, | 1429 |
| 1832 The second Bill passes second reading in the Lords, | 1429 |
| Preparations during the recess, | 1429 |
| The Bill again rejected in the Lords, | 1430 |
| The ministers resign, | 1430 |
| They return to office, | 1430 |
| The Reform Bill passes, | 1430 |
| Description of the Bill, | 1430 |
| Importance of the change, | 1432 |
| Anxiety as to the effect of the change, | 1433 |
| 1833 Character of the reformed Parliament, | 1434 |
| Critical questions to be settled, | 1434 |
| Condition of Ireland, | 1434 |
| Position of the Irish Church, | 1435 |
| Irish Tithe Composition Bill passed, | 1436 |
| Althorp's Irish Church Bill, | 1436 |
| The Coercion Bill, | 1438 |
| Changes in the ministry, | 1439 |
| Weakness of the ministry, | 1440 |
| Renewal of the Bank charter, | 1441 |
| Settlement of the East India Company, | 1442 |
| Emancipation of the Slaves, | 1442 |
| Condition of trade in the West Indies, | 1443 |
| 1831 Opposition of planters to the orders in Council, | 1444 |
| 1833 The Bill passed, | 1445 |
| 1834 Weakness of the ministry shown in Parliament, | 1445 |
| Split in the Cabinet on Ward's motion on the Irish Church, | 1446 |
| Resignation of Stanley, Graham, Richmond, and Ripon, | 1447 |
| Difficulties of Grey's position, | 1447 |
| Grey resigns. Lord Melbourne's ministry, | 1449 |
| His Church policy, | 1450 |
| Reform of the Poor Law, | 1451 |
| Discontent and misery of the poor, | 1453 |
| Increase of trades unions, | 1454 |
| Dispute between Brougham and Durham, | 1455 |
| Dismissal of the Melbourne ministry, | 1455 |
| Peel's ministry, | 1456 |
| 1835 The Tamworth Manifesto, | 1456 |
| Irish appropriation clause again introduced, | 1457 |
| Peel resigns. Melbourne's ministry reconstituted, | 1457 |
| Condition of municipal corporations, | 1459 |
| The Municipal Reform Bill, | 1460 |
| Foreign diplomacy of Palmerston, | 1461 |
| 1831 Absorption of Poland, | 1461 |
| Formation of Belgium, | 1462 |
| Affairs of Portugal, | 1463 |
| 1832 Affairs of Spain, | 1463 |
| 1834 The Quadruple Alliance, | 1464 |
| Retrospect of affairs in India, | 1465 |
| 1805 Cornwallis Governor-General, | 1466 |
| Sir George Barlow, | 1466 |
| 1807 Lord Minto, | 1466 |
| 1813 Marquis of Hastings, | 1467 |
| 1814 War with Nepaul, | 1467 |
| 1815 War with the Pindaries and Mahrattas, | 1468 |
| 1823 Lord Amherst, | 1471 |
| War with Burmah, | 1471 |
| 1826 Capture of Bhurtpore, | 1472 |
