Social England : a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . e Ioor (1840) ;Eraser, Life of Dtirid Stow (1868) ; Miller, Schools and Schoolmasters (1855); Guthrie,Flea for Ragged Schools (1847) ; Report of Relief Hoard on the Hebrides (1849) ; Law (1891) : Cockburu, Circuit Journeys ; Peter Mackenzie, Reminiscences (1865).Industry.—Bremner, Manufactures of the IFcst of Scotland (1876); Bruce, Life ofWilliam Denny {.Marine Engineer) One Hundred Glasgow Men;
Social England : a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . e Ioor (1840) ;Eraser, Life of Dtirid Stow (1868) ; Miller, Schools and Schoolmasters (1855); Guthrie,Flea for Ragged Schools (1847) ; Report of Relief Hoard on the Hebrides (1849) ; Law (1891) : Cockburu, Circuit Journeys ; Peter Mackenzie, Reminiscences (1865).Industry.—Bremner, Manufactures of the IFcst of Scotland (1876); Bruce, Life ofWilliam Denny {.Marine Engineer) One Hundred Glasgow Men; Deas, The Clyde(1873); Miller, The Clyde from Source to Sea; Report of the Crofter Commission (1884) ;Duke of Aigyll, Crofts and Farms in the Hebrides (1883); Scotland as it Was and Is(1887); Acworth, Railways of Scotland {ISOO). Manners and Incident.—Autobiographyof Mi-s. Fletcher {IIIO-IS^^; Norton. Early Letters of Carlyle ; Lives of Dr. ThomasGuthrie (begins 1863) (1874), and .Sir Eobert Christison, (1794-1874); , Edward Irring (1862); Mrs. Gordon, Christopher North (1802); Smiles,JSasmyth ; E. Hodder, Sir George liiirns (1890). Ireland.—See chaj). fli„l„: »?. /.., HON. SIK UIFFY, bid CHAPTER XXIY. THE SUCCESSION OF THE DEMOCRACY. 1805-1885. OS the death of Lord Palmerston, Earl Russell became lloyd^c^Prime Minister. Just as inevitably he iorced upon the Cabinet pouucaia Reform Bill that many of its members disliked. It reduced borough franchise from £10 to £7, the county franchise secondfrom £50 to £14, and gave lodgers the vote. The moderate ^.^.^^^^Liberals promptly took alarm, and under the leadership otLord Grosvenor and Mr. Robert Lowe,^ formed what Mr. a new Cave of Adullam. After carrying the by a majority of five, Ministers, on June LSlh, ISfab,were beaten on Lord Dunkollins amendment substituting ratingfor rental as the basis
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