John Wade
Also known as
Wade, John
Born 1788-01-01
Died 1875-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF39503062
- WikidataQ1702084
- ISNI0000000081185414
- Open LibraryOL1517255A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (15)
- Great Britain. Parliament (5)
- Politics and government (4)
- Reform (4)
- Political corruption (3)
- Law (3)
- Dictionaries (3)
Books by John Wade
Total count: 38
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An authentic narrative of the magisterial and yeomanry massacre, at Manchesterwith remarks on the illegal conduct of the magistrates in suppressing the meeting, and their proceedings towards Mr. Hunt: also anecdotes of the yeomanry cavalry and police ...Printed and published by J. Fairburn1819-01-01
The black bookhitherto mis-named "The red book."John Fairburn1819-01-01-
Manchester massacre !! An authentic narrative of the magisterial and yeomanry massacre at Manchesterwith remarks on the illegal conduct of the magistrates in suppressing the meeting, and their proceedings towards Mr. Hunt : also anecdotes of the yeomanry cavalry and police ...J. Fairburn1820-01-01
Select proverbs of all nationsillustrated with notes and comments. To which is added a summary of ancient pastimes, holidays, and customs; with an analysis of the wisdom of the ancients, and of the fathers of the church. The whole arranged on a new plan ...Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green1824-01-01-
Select proverbs of all nationsillustrated with notes and comments, to which is added, a summary of ancient pastimes, holidays and customs. With an analysis of the wisdom of the ancients, and of the fathers of the church, the whole arranged on a new planP. Covert1825-01-01
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An appendix to the Black Bookcomprising a list and analysis of the New House of Commons, with strictures on their Parliamentary conduct and principles : also, remarks on the reduction of the national debt, and the best means of relieving public distress : with documents, from the last session of Parliament, of the "Dead Weight" and public expenditurePrinted and published by J. Fairburn1826-01-01
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Digest of facts and principleson banking and commerce, with a plan for preventing future re-actionsT. Ward1826-01-01
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New Parliamentan appendix to the Black book; comprising a list and analysis of the new House of Commons, with strictures on their parliamentary conduct and principles; also, remarks on the reduction of the national debt, and the best means of relieving public distress; with documents from the last session of Parliament, of the "Dead weight" and public expenditure3rd ed., with corrections and additions.J. Fairburn1826-01-01
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The cabinet lawyer, or, A popular digest of the laws of Englandespecially those relative to the clergy, parish officers ... with the criminal law of England : also a dictionary of law terms, maxims, acts of Parliament and judicial antiquities : correct tables of assessed taxes, stamp duties, excise licenses, and post-horse duties, post-office regulations, rates of portage and hackney-coaches, turnpike laws, corn laws and prison regulations3rd ed., including the new acts and decisions to the end of the summer Assizes of the present year.Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall1827-01-01
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The cabinet lawyer, or, Popular digest of the laws of Englandespecially those relative to the Clergy ... with the criminal law of England, also a dictionary of law terms, maxims, acts of Parliament, and judicial antiquities ....2nd ed.Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall1827-01-01
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The black book; or, Corruption unmasked!Being an account of places, pensions, and sinecures, the revenues of the clergy and landed aristocracy; the salaries and emoluments in courts of justice and the police department; the expenditure of the civil list; ... To which are added, correct lists of both Houses of Parliament (from 1819 to the present time); showing their family connections, parliamentary influence ... With a supplement and appendix. The whole forming a complete exposition of the cost, influence, patronage, and corruption of the borough governmentA new ed., in two vols. ...Printed and published by John Fairburn1828-01-01
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A treatise on the police and crimes of the metropolisAlso an account of the courts of justice and prisons of London; and an inquiry into the causes of the increse in crime; the tendency of the debtor laws; and into the present state of the licensed victuallers' trade: with suggestions for the improvement of the protective institutions ofthe metropolis, and the prevention of offensesLongman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green1829-01-01
A treatise on the police and crimes of the metropolis, by the editor of 'The cabinet lawyer'.1829-01-01-
The extraordinary Black Bookan exposition of the United Church of England and Ireland; Civil List and Crown revenues; incomes, privileges, and power, of the aristocracy...Effingham Wilson1831-01-01
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Workings of the borough system in church, state, law, and representationbeing extracts from the "Extraordinary black book," just published by Mr. Wilson, Royal-ExchangeB. Steil1832-01-01
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History of the middle and working classeswith a popular exposition of the economical and political principles which have influenced the past and present condition of the industrious orders : also an appendix of prices, rates of wages, population, poor rates, mortality, marriages, crimes, schools, education, occupations, and other statistical information, illustrative of the former and present state of society, and of the agricultural, commercial and manufacturing classes.E. Wilson1833-01-01
History of the middle and working classesE. Wilson1833-01-01
History of the Middle and Working Classes: With a Popular Expositon of the Economical and ...E. Wilson1833-01-01-
Appendix to the Black bookan exposition of the principles and practices of the reform ministry and Parliament, the church and the dissenters, catastrophe of the House of Lords, and prospects of Tory misrule. With tables of ecclesiastical and election statistics and corrections of former editions of the Black bookE. Wilson1834-01-01
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The book of penalties, or, Summary of the pecuniary penalties inflicted by the laws of England on the commercial, manufacturing, trading, and professional classes, in their several occupations and businesseswith an abstract of the local acts and customs of London relative to commerce, trade, and residenceE. Wilson1834-01-01
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The book of penalties, or, Summary of the pecuniary penalties inflicted by the laws of England on the commercial, manufacturing, trading, and professional classes in their several occupations and businesses, with an abstract of the local acts and customs of London relative to commerce, trade, and residenceE. Wilson1834-01-01
Appendix to the Black bookan exposition of the principles and practices of the reform ministry and Parliament, the Church and the dissenters, catastrophe of the House of Lords, and prospects of Tory misrule ...4th ed., with the 'Crisis' and a characteristic list of the anti-reform government. --E. wilson1835-01-01
Appendix to The black book, by the original editor [J. Wade].1835-01-01-
The cabinet lawyera popular digest of the laws of England : especially those relative to clergymen and parish officers ... with the criminal law of England : also a dictionary of law terms, maxims, acts of Parliament and judicial antiquities : correct tables of assessed taxes, stamp duties, excise licenses, and post-horse duties, post-office regulations, rates of portage and hackney-coaches, turnpike laws, corn laws and prison regulations10th ed., including the public statutes, legal decisions and rules of the courts to the end of Michaelmas term, 6 & 7 Wm. IV.Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman1837-01-01
British history, chronologically arrangedcomprehending a classified analysis of events and occurrences in church and state; and of the constitutional, political, commercial, intellectual and social progress of the United Kingdom, from the first invasion by the Romans to the accession of Queen Victoria.Effingham Wilson1839-01-01-
Glances at the timesand reform governmentFifth edition.Effingham Wilson1840-01-01
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Reform government and its claims to the confidence of the electors of the United Kingdom16th ed.E. Wilson1841-01-01
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Principles of moneywith their application to the reform of the currency and banking and the relief of financial difficultiesE. Wilson1842-01-01
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History and political philosophy of the middle and working classes4th ed. / considerably extended.W. and R. Chambers1842-01-01
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The cabinet lawyer: a popular digest of the laws of England... with the criminal law of England; also a dictionary of law terms, maxims, statutes, and judicial antiquities; correct tables of assessed taxes, stamp duties, excise licenses, and post-horse duties; post-office regulations and prison discipline.13th ed., enl. and corr. throughout; with the legal decisions and statutes, to Michaelmas Term, 9 & 10 Victoria.Simpkin, Marshall1846-01-01
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British history, chronologically arrangedcomprehending a classified analysis of events and occurences in church and state ; and the constitutional, political, commercial, intellectual, and social progress of the United Kingdom, from the first invasion by the Romans to A.D. 18475th ed.H.G. Bohn1847-01-01
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Unreformed abuses in church and statewith a preliminary tractate on the continental revolutionsE. Wilson1849-01-01
England's greatnessits rise and progess in government, laws, religion, and social life; agriculture, commerce, and manufactures; science, literature, and the arts. From the earliest period to the Peace of Paris.Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans & Roberts1856-01-01-
The cabinet lawyera popular digest of the laws of England ...17th ed., extended and corr. throughout, with the statutes and legal decisions to Michaelmas Term, 20th and 21st Victoria.Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans & Roberts1858-01-01
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Women, past and presentexhibiting their social vicissitudes; single and matrimonial relations; rights, privileges, and wrongsCharles J. Skeet1859-01-01
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Women, past and presentexhibiting their social vicissitudes; single and matrimonial relations; rights, privileges, and wrongs ...C.J. Skeet1859-01-01
The Cabinet Lawyer: A Popular Digest of the Laws of England, Civil, Criminal, and Constitutional ...Longmans, Green, Reader , and Dyer1874-01-01-
Memoirs of the Duke of Marlborough with his original correspondencecollected from the family records at Blenheim, and other authentic sourcesA new ed., rev. by John Wade.G. Bell & Sons1893-01-01