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CONTENTS.

Delegation to Sir Robert Peel—addresses of Mr. P. A. Taylor, Mr. Ridgway, Mr. J. Brooks, Mr. W. Ibbotson, Mr. Laurence Hey worth, the Rev. Mr. Bouner, Mr. Edmund Grundy, Mr. Whitehead, the Rev. Mr. Lowe—Sir Robert Peel's reply—other deputations to ministers.

p. 346.

Formidable turn-out, August 1842—its character Mr. Bright's address—the sound of a musket not heard—Mr. Cobden on the turn out.

p. 370.

Series of League meetings in Manchester, from September to the end of 1842.

p. 390.

Series of meetings in various parts of the country attended by deputations from the League—the authors amongst the farmers—position of the question address to the citizens of London.

p. 410.