Wilmot-Horton, Robert John

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Wilmot-Horton, Robert John Sir, bart.Robert John Wilmot -HortonRobert John Wilmot HortonWilmot Horton, Robert SirWilmot-Horton, Robert SirWilmot-Horton, Robert John Sir, bartWilmot-Horton, Robert John SirSir Robert Wilmot-Horton, 3rd BaronetRobert Wilmot Horton

Born 1784-01-01

Died 1841-01-01

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VIAF53220905
WikidataQ7528875
ISNI0000000082343330
Open LibraryOL2413269A
Open LibraryOL14955203A

Top Subjects

Great Britain (8)
Economic conditions (4)
Labor movement (3)
Ireland (3)
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Labor (2)
Canada (2)

Books by Wilmot-Horton, Robert John

Total count: 24

Letter to Robert Wilmot Horton, Esq. M.P., Under Secretary of State for the Colonial Departmentcontaining strictures on a pamphlet entitled "The West-India question practically considered."

[s.n.]1826-01-01
Remarks on emigration from the United Kingdomaddressed to Robert Wilmot Horton, Esq., M.P., Chairman of the Select Committee of Emigration in the last Parliament

J. Murray1827-01-01
The causes and remedies of pauperism in the United Kingdom consideredpart I, being a defence of the principles and conduct of the Emigration Committee, against the charges of Mr. Sadler

J. Murray1829-01-01
Observations on an eligible line of frontier for Greece as an independent state

J. Ridgway1830-01-01
An inquiry into the causes and remedies of pauperism

Edmund Lloyd1830-01-01
First letter to the freeholders of the County of York on negro slaverybeing an inquiry into the claims of the West Indians for equitable compensation.

Edmund Lloyd1830-01-01
Correspondence between the Right Hon. R. Wilmot Horton and a select class of the members of the London Mechanics Institution, formed for investigating the most efficient remedies for the present distress among the labouring classes in the United Kingdom,together with the resolutions unanimously adopted by the class....

Printed by Richard Taylor for Baldwin and Cradock1830-01-01
First letter to the freeholders of the county of York, on negro slaverybeing an inquiry into the claims of the West Indians for equitable compensation.

E. Lloyd1830-01-01
Second Letter to the Freeholders of the County of York, on Negro Slavery: Being an Inquiry Into ...

E. Lloyd1830-01-01
An inquiry into the causes and remedies of pauperismFirst series : containing correspondence with C. Poulett Thomson, Esq., M.P. upon the conditions under which colonization would by justifiable as a national measure2nd ed.

E. Lloyd1831-01-01
LectureI[-IV]

Published for the benefit of the London Mechanics' Institution by E. Lloyd1831-01-01
Lectures on statistics and political economy, as affecting the condition of the operative and labouring classesdelivered at the London Mechanics' Institution, in 1830 and 1831 : with notes

Published for the benefit of the London Mechanics' Institution, by Edmund Lloyd1832-01-01
Lectures on statistics and political economyas affecting the condition of the operative and labouring classes : delivered at the London Mechanics' Institution, in 1830 and 1831, with notes

Published for the benefit of the London Mechanics' Institution by E. Lloyd1832-01-01
Report of a meeting held this day at the Jerusalem Coffee-Housethe Rt. Hon. Sir R. Wilmot Horton, Bart. in the chair, to consider the question of steam communication with India, via the Red Sea

[s.n.]1838-01-01
Exposition and defence of Earl Bathurst's administration of the affairs of Canadawhen colonial secretary, during the years 1822 to 1827, inclusive

J. Murray1838-01-01
Exposition and defence of Earl Bathurst's administration of the affairs of Canadato which is added, "Thoughts on the present crisis of the Canadas, and on the policy of a legislative union between the two colonies."Ed. 2.

Murray1839-01-01
A letter from the Right Honourable Sir Robert Wilmot-Horton, Bart. vice presidentto Dr. Birkbeck, the president, and the members of the London Mechanics' Institution on the subject of the corn laws ; accompanied by an illustrative tabular statement

Printed by F.H. Wall1839-01-01
A letter to Dr. Birkbeck and the members of the London Mechanics' Institution on the subject of the Corn Laws.

s.n.1839-01-01
Letter on the corn lawsaddressed to Dr. Birkbeck, the president, and the members of the London Mechanics' Institution2nd ed.

J. Mortimer1840-01-01
Ireland and Canada supported by local evidence

J. Murray1983-01-01
Correspondence between the Right Honourable Sir Robert Wilmot Horton, Bart., and J.B. Robinson, Esq., chief justice of Upper Canadaupon the subject of a pamphlet lately published, entitled "Ireland and Canada".

J. Murray1984-01-01
Exposition and defence of Earl Bathurst's administration of the affairs of Canada, when Colonial Secretary, during the years 1822 to 1827, inclusive

J. Murray1985-01-01
Instructions under the direction of the Secretary of State for the Colonial Departmentcommunicated to Lieut. Col. Cockburn by the Rt. Honble R.W. Horton in a letter dated 26th January 1827, with a letter and appendix addressed to the Rt. Honble R.W. Horton by Lieut. Col. Cockburn, detailing the execution of these instructions.

s.n.2004-01-01
Remarks on Emigration from the United KingdomAddressed to Robert Wilmot Horton, Esq. , M. P. , Chairman of the Select Committee of Emigration in the Last Parliament

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