Joshua Toulmin Smith
Born 1816-01-01
Died 1869-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF71742889
- WikidataQ6290275
- ISNI0000000081520657
- Open LibraryOL1824084A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (14)
- Local government (4)
- Politics and government (4)
- Municipal government (4)
- Guilds (3)
- America (2)
- America -- Discovery and exploration -- Norse (2)
Books by Joshua Toulmin Smith
Total count: 38
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A popular view of the progress of philosophy among the ancientsincluding the early barbaric philosophy; the ancient Jewish sects; and the Grecian philosophic schools of the Ionic division : With notesLongman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman1836-01-01
Synopsis of phrenologydirected chiefly to the exhibition of the utility and application of the science to the advancement of social happiness. With two plates.J.H. Francis1838-01-01
The Northmen in New Englandor, America in the tenth century.Hilliard, Gray, & co.1839-01-01
The Northmen in New England in the tenth century.Hilliard1839-01-01-
Comparative view of ancient historyembracing a sketch of the contemporary history of the nations of antiquity : to which are added, observations of chronological eras ...Hilliard, Gray & Co.1839-01-01
The discovery of America by the northmen in the tenth century1839-01-01-
The Northmen in New England, or, America in the tenth centuryHilliard, Gray, & Co.1839-01-01
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Considerations respecting the system of anonymous espionage and search-warrants practised by the commissioners of excise as affecting the civil liberties of Englishmen2nd ed., with additional authorities and a copy of petition presented to the House of Commons on the 8th of April, 1846.[s.n.]1846-01-01
The Ventriculidae of the Chalk: Their Microscopic Structure, Affinities and ClassificationR. and J.E. Taylor1848-01-01
The ventriculidae of the chalktheir microscopic structure, affinities and classification.R. and J.E. Taylor1848-01-01-
A letter to the metropolitan sanatory commissionerscontaining an examination of allegations put forth in support of the proposition for superseding, under the name of sanatory improvement, all local representative self-government by a system of centralized patronage.Sweet1848-01-01
Government by commissions illegal and perniciousthe nature and effects of all commissions of inquiry and other crown-appointed commissions : the constitutional principles of taxation and the rights, duties, and importance of local self-governmentS. Sweet1849-01-01-
Parallels between the constitution and constitutional history of England and Hungary.E. Wilson1849-01-01
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What is the Corporation of London?and who are the freemen?.Effingham Wilson1850-01-01
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Corporation of London "reform"(A letter) to Sir James Duke, Alderman of the ward of Farringdon Without.The Author1850-01-01
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Local self-government and centralizationthe characteristics of each, and its practical tendencies as affecting social, moral and political welfare and progress; including comprehensive outlines of the English constitution.Chapman1851-01-01
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Local self-government and centralization: the characteristics of eachand its practical tendencies, as affecting social, moral, and political welfare and progressJ. Chapman1851-01-01
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Local self-government and centralizationthe characteristics of each, and its practical tendencies, as affecting social, moral, and political welfare and progress : including comprehensive outlines of the English Constitution : with copious indexJohn Chapman1851-01-01
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The metropolis and its municipal administrationshowing the essentials of a sound system of municipal self-government, as applicable to all town populations : and the subject-matters that come properly within the range of municipal administrationTrelawny Saunders1852-01-01
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Louis Kossuth, Prince Esterhazy, and Count Casimir Batthyanyibeing answers to apersions contained in letters published in "The Times" and a vindication of the position of Kossuth and the Hungarian causeT. Saunders1852-01-01
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On the constitution and functions of the coroner and coroner's inquest and their relation to municipal self-governmenta letter to Edward Herford, coroner of ManchesterTrelawney Saunders1852-01-01
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The people and the parishthe common law, and its breakersV. & R. Stevens1853-01-01
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The parishits obligations and powers, its officers and their duties, with illustrations of the practical working of this institution in all secular affairsS. Sweet1854-01-01
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A letter to the right honourable Lord Viscount Palmerston, M.P., etc. etc. etcon the home policy which the present war-time needs, and the legislation relating theretopublisher not identified1855-01-01
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Local self-government un-mystifieda vindication of common sense, human nature, and practical improvement, against the manifesto of centralism put forth at the Social science association, 1857Second edition.Edward Stanford1857-01-01
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The Parishits powers and obligations at law, as regards the welfare of every neighbourhood, and in relation to the state : its officers and committees : and the responsibility of every parishioner...2nd ed.H. Sweet1857-01-01
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Report laid before the Royal Commissioners appointed to inquire into "The law now regulating the payment of the expenses of holding coroners' inquests," on the actual law of England as to the right holding of the coroner's courtand some recent inferences therewith[s.n.]1859-01-01
The right holding of the coroner's courtand some recent interferences therewith : being a report laid before the Royal Commissioners appointed to inquire into 'The law now regulating the payment of the expenses of holding coroner's inquests'Henry Sweet1859-01-01
The finding of true facts: being an inaugural addressdelivered at the first meeting of the Association, on the 11th January, 1859.Printed for the Association by J.E. Taylor1859-01-01-
Who is the "King of Hungary" that is now a suitor in the English Court of Chancery?a letter to the Right Hon. Lord J. Russell, M.P., Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign AffairsW. Jeffs1861-01-01
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Who is the "King of Hungary" that is now a suitor in the English Court of Chancery?a letter to the Right Hon. Lord J. RussellW. Jeffs1861-01-01
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Memorials of old Birminghamtraditions of the Old crown house, in Der-Yat-End, in the lordship of Birmingham : with some notice of English gildsHenry Wright1863-01-01
Memorials of old Birmingham.Traditions of the Old crown house, in Der-Yat-End, in the lordship of Birmingham. With some notice of English gilds.H. Wright1863-01-01-
Practical proceedings for the removal of nuisances to health and safetyand for the execution of sewerage works, in towns and in rural parishes, under the common law, and under recent statutes : with numerous forms ...4th ed., with large additions.H. Sweet, Stevens & Sons, and W. Maxwell1867-01-01
English gilds.The original ordinances of more than one hundred early English gilds: Together with þe olde vsages of þe cite of Wynchester; the Ordinances of Worcester; the Office of the mayor of Bristol; and the Costomary of the manor of Tettenhall-Regis. From original mss. of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.Pub. for the Early English Text Society, by N. Trübner & Co.1870-01-01-
English gildsThe original ordinances of more than one hundred early English gilds ... from manuscripts of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuriesOxford University Press1870-01-01
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Journal in America, 1837-1838Printed for C.F. Heartman1925-01-01
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Phrenology vindicateda reply to an article ... in the Quarterly Review for September 1836.Longman1936-01-01