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Conservative Party Publications 1883-1885

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PUB 391

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Includes:

PUB 391/1 - The State of Ireland. A Speech by Lord Randolph Churchill, M.P., at Edinburgh, December 20th, 1883., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Dec 1883 [87, pp. 11]

PUB 391/2 - The State of Ireland and the Franchise Bill. A Speech Delivered by the Right Hon. D. R. Plunket, Q.C., M.P., at Shrewsbury, on Wednesday, December 19th, 1883., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Dec 1883 [89, pp. 14]

PUB 391/3 - The Irish Rebels and English Radicals., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Jan 1884 [88, pp. 15]

PUB 391/4 - Remarks on the New Election Law., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Jan 1884 [93, pp. 11]

PUB 391/5 - Lord Rossmore and the Government., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Jan 1884 [pp. 18]

PUB 391/6 - Liberal Promise and Liberal Performance., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Jan 1884 [pp. 8]

PUB 391/7 - The Government and the Irish Land League., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Jan 1884 [pp. 7]

PUB 391/8 - The Transvaal. Facts Concerning the Annexation, and the War in 1880-1; and the Results of Liberal Policy., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Feb 1884 [78, pp. 12]

PUB 391/9 - Parliamentary Elections. Short Abstract of the Corrupt and Illegal Practices Prevention Act, 1883., Conservative Central Office, Feb 1884 [79, pp. 8]

PUB 391/10 - The Errington Mission. A Story of Evasion, Equivocation, Denial, and Surrender., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations [84, pp. 17]

PUB 391/11 - A Few Facts about the Finances., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Feb 1884 [85, pp. 8]

PUB 391/12 - Foot-and-Mouth Disease., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Feb 1884 [92, pp. 8]

PUB 391/13 - Notes on Conservative Legislation for the Working Classes. Mines and Factories., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Feb 1884 [94, pp. 8]

PUB 391/14 - The Policy of the Government. A Speech by Lord Randolph Churchill, M.P., at Blackpool. January 24th, 1884., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Feb 1884 [96, pp. 19]

PUB 391/15 - The Homes of the Working Classes, and the Promises of the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., J. M. Brindley, The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Mar 1884 [100, pp. 8]

PUB 391/16 - The Origin and Objects of the Farmers' Alliance., Frank Hugh O'Donnell, The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, May 1884 [88, pp. 8]

PUB 391/17 - The Conservative Demonstrations at Plymouth. Speeches by the Marquess of Salisbury on June 4th and 5th, 1884., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Jun 1884 [104, pp. 24]

PUB 391/18 - Conservative Demonstration at Glasgow. Speech of the Marquess of Salisbury, K.G., at St. Andrew's Hall, on Wednesday, October 1st., 1884., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations [107, pp. 16]

PUB 391/19 - The Story of Bechuanaland., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Oct 1884 [110, pp. 10]

PUB 391/20 - The Marquess of Salisbury on the Depression of Trade. Extracts from a Speech at Dumfries, Oct. 21, 1884., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations [112, pp. 7]

PUB 391/21 - Facts Respecting the Bradlaugh Case., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, Jan 1885 [82, pp. 8]

PUB 391/22 - Speech by the Late Earl of Beaconsfield, K.G., at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, April 3, 1872, The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, May 1885 [14, pp. 28]

PUB 391/23 - Conservative Legislation for the Working Classes. No. 1.- Mines and Factories., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, May 1885 [6, pp. 16]

PUB 391/24 - Mr. Gladstone's Government and the Mahdi. [128, pp. 11]

PUB 391/25 - The Government in Egypt. [128, pp. 10]

PUB 391/26 - The State of the Navy. A Letter to the "Times.", Sir Edward Reed, The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations [130, pp. 12]

PUB 391/27 - The Curse of Midlothian., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations [137, pp. 7]

PUB 391/28 - Mr. Chamberlain and the Taxation of the Working Classes. [139, pp. 4]

PUB 391/29 - Gordon's Indictment of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., Stanley Leighton, Conservative Central Office [154, pp. 12]

PUB 391/30 - The Radicals & the Shipowners. [158, pp. 8]

PUB 391/31 - The Conservative Programme. Speech of the Marquess of Salisbury, K.G. at Newport, Monmouthshire, October 7th, 1885. [164, pp. 24]

PUB 391/32 - Speech of the Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. at a Meeting of the Conservative Associations of South London at the "Victoria" Hall, November 4th, 1885. [173, pp. 14]

PUB 391/33 - Is Home Rule for Ireland Just and Safe? An Appeal to the Voters of England. [pp. 27]

PUB 391/34 - Why Should Englishmen Oppose Home Rule for Ireland? [pp. 10]