64803600PersonalNTA|069435804LC|n 50008764DNB|118790129WKP|Robert_PeelNLA|000036087708SUDOC|027584828NLI|000312723NUKAT|n 01052237626Peel, Robert, 1788-1850LCDNBSUDOCNLANUKATNTAPeel, Robert, Sir, 2nd Bart., 1788-1850NLIPeel, RobertWKPPeel, Robert,1788-1850NTANTA|069435804SUDOC|027584828NUKAT|n 01052237WKP|Robert_PeelNLI|000312723DNB|118790129NLA|000036087708LC|n 50008764Peel, Robert,1788-1850LCLC|n 50008764SUDOC|027584828NUKAT|n 01052237WKP|Robert_PeelNLA|000036087708NLI|000312723DNB|118790129NTA|069435804Peel, Robert1788-1850DNBDNB|118790129SUDOC|027584828NUKAT|n 01052237NLA|000036087708NLI|000312723NTA|069435804WKP|Robert_PeelLC|n 50008764Peel, RobertWKPWKP|Robert_PeelSUDOC|027584828NUKAT|n 01052237NLA|000036087708NLI|000312723NTA|069435804DNB|118790129LC|n 50008764Peel, Robert,1788-1850NLANLA|000036087708SUDOC|027584828NUKAT|n 01052237WKP|Robert_PeelNLI|000312723DNB|118790129NTA|069435804LC|n 50008764Peel, Robert,1788-1850SUDOCSUDOC|027584828NUKAT|n 01052237WKP|Robert_PeelNLA|000036087708NLI|000312723NTA|069435804DNB|118790129LC|n 50008764Peel, Robert,Sir, 2nd Bart.,1788-1850latNLINLI|000312723SUDOC|027584828DNB|118790129NUKAT|n 01052237WKP|Robert_PeelNTA|069435804NLA|000036087708LC|n 50008764Peel, Robert(1788-1850).NUKATNUKAT|n 01052237SUDOC|027584828WKP|Robert_PeelNLA|000036087708NLI|000312723NTA|069435804DNB|118790129LC|n 50008764na||bn||a|n|c||19880701z|nPeel, Robert,Sir, Bart,1788-1850NLAPeel, Robert,Sir, Bart.,1788-1850LCPeel, Robert,Sir,1788-1850NLIPeel, Robert,1788-1850NLIPeel, Robert, Sir, Bart., 1788-1850NLALCPeel, Robert, Sir, 1788-1850NLIPeel, Robert, 1788-1850NLIGreat Britain.Prime Minister (1834-1835 : Peel)NLALCGreat Britain.Prime Minister (1841-1846 : Peel)NLALCGreat Britain. Prime Minister (1841-1846 : Peel)NLALCGreat Britain. Prime Minister (1834-1835 : Peel)NLALCThe private letters of Sir Robert PeelNTANUKATLCDNBSir Robert Peel, from his private papersNTAPeel, Gladstone and Disraeli, 1991:NLANLILCSir Robert Peel's Redevoering over de voorgenomene hervorming in het Engelsche tarief van inkomende regten, gehouden in het Lagerhuis van het Parlement, dinsdag, 27 Januarij 1846NTASir Robert Peel : from his private papers : in three vols.NUKATRedevoering over de voorgenomene hervorming in het Engelsche tarief van inkomende regten, ...NTAOxfordLCDNBMémoires de Sir Robert Peel.NUKATLetter from Sir Robert Peel to the electors for the borough of Tamworth.NTALCspeeches of Sir Robert Peel delivered in the House of CommonsNTAWere human sacrifices in use among the Romans? Correspondence on the question between Mr. Macaulay, Sir Robert Peel, and Lord Mahon, in December 1847.LCVoorstel tot wijziging van het tarief van regten op den invoer van verscheiden artikelen en inzonderheid de granenNTAThe state of the country. Sir Robert Peel's speech, in the House of commons, Feb. 17, 1843.LCThe speeches of the late right honourable Sir Robert Peel, bart., delivered in the House of Commons : with a general explanatory index, and a brief chronological summary of the various subjects on which the speeches were delivered.NLIThe speeches of the late Sir Robert Peel, delivered in the House of Commo*DNBThe speeches of the late Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, bart., delivered in the House of Commons.LCThe speeches delivered in the House of Commons : with a general explanatory index and a brief chronological summary of the various subjects on which the speeches were deliveredNTAThe opinions of Sir Robert Peel, expressed in Parliament and in public.LCThe new Whig guide.LCThe Peel banquet : Speeches of the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., Lord Stanley, and Sir James Graham, Bart., at Merchant Taylors' Hall, May 12, 1838. With details of proceedings at the splendid banquet held on that day in honour of Sir Robert Peel, when above three hundred members of the House of Commons were present.NTATableau comparatif des mandats et pouvoirs donnés par les provinces à leurs députés aux Etats-généraux de 1789LCSpeeches of the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, bart., in the House of commons, May 6th and 20th, 1844, on the renewal of the bank charter and the state of the law respecting currency and banking.LCSpeeches during his administration, 1834-1835 : also his address to the electors of the borough of TamworthNTASpeeches by the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, bart. during his administration, 1834-1835.LCSpeech, etc.LCSpeech of Sir Robert Peel, Bart., delivered on Friday, July 6, 1849, on the state of the nation.NTASome inquiries concerning human sacrifices among the Romans.LCSir Robert Peel. In early life, 1788-1812; as Irish secretary, 1812-1818; and as secretary of state, 1822-1827.LCSir Robert Peel in early life 1788-1812, as Irish secretary 1812-1818 and a*. -DNBSir Robert Peel : in early life, 1788-1812; as Irish secretary, 1812-1818; and as secretary of state, 1822-1827. From his private correspondence ; pub. by the trustees of his papers, Viscount Hardinge and the Right Hon. Arthur Wellesley PeelNLIRedevoering uitgesproken in de zitting van het Lagerhuis van het Britsche parlement, den 28sten Januarij 1846 : houdende: Voorstel tot wijziging van het tarief van regten op den invoer van verscheiden artikelen, en inzonderheid de granenNTAPeelNUKATMemoirs of Sir Robert PeelDNBMemoirs by the right honorable sit Robert PeelNTAMemoirs by the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel ...LCMemoirsNTALetter to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, Secretary of State for the Home Department, containing thoughts on the inexpediency of abolishing seisin in Scotland &c.LCLetter to Mr. Peel on the supply of water to the metropolis.SUDOCLetter of Sir Robert PeelNTALe travail economisé, explication des effets du Bill de Sir Robert PeelNTAIntroduction aux mémoires sur la révolution française, ou, Tableau comparatif des mandats et pouvoirs donnés par les provinces à leurs députés aux Etats-généraux de 1789LCIntroduction aux mémoires sur la révolution françaiseLCImportant speech on the commercial policy of EnglandNTAImportant speech of Robert Peel on the commercial policy of England, delivered in the House of Commons ... 27 January 1846.NTAHistoire générale et impartiale des erreurs, des fautes et des crimes commis pendant la révolution française : contenant 1o. la liste des proconsuls, celle des tribunaux et commissions, les lois de mort : 2o. les noms, âges, lieux de naissance, qualités, domiciles, professions de tous ceux qui ont été perdus, guillotinés, fusillés, mitraillés ou noyés pendant la révolution, depuis le 14 juillet 1789 jusqu'au 6 prairial an 5 (25 mai 1797) avec les dates et les motifs de condamnations, le jour et le lieu de l'exécution : 3o. une table des surnoms : 4o. des tableaux chronologiques des factions qui ont désolé la France, des conspirations découvertes ou dirigées par la Convention ou ses comités, des amalgames d'individus condamnés en masse ...LCHistoire des factions de la révolution françaiseLCHistoire de l'origine, des progrès, et de la décadence des diverses factions qui ont agité la France depuis le 14 juillet, 1789, jusqu'à l'abdication de NapoléonLCEngland in 1815 and 1845 : or a sufficient and a contracted currencyNUKATConsiderations concerning the administration of justice in Scotland, by uniting the benefits of jury trial in civil causes with the ordinary jurisdiction of the Court of Session: in a letter to the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart.LCCommercial pamphlets.LCBibliotheca hibernicana: or a descriptive catalogue of a select Irish libraryLCBibliotheca Hibernicana, or; A descriptive catalogue of a select Irish library collected for the Right Hon Robert Peel.LCAn alphabetical arrangement of Mr. Peel's acts, Lord Landsdowne's act, &c., &c., relating to the better administration of criminal justice, the consolidation of larceny; malicious injuries to property; the regulation of remedies against the hundred; the consolidation of offenses against the person; and the new acts relating to poaching, smuggling, and setting spring guns, &c., and other statutes relating to the criminal law.LCAn accurate and special report of Sir R. Peel's financial statement...LCA statement of facts connected with the present state of slavery in the British sugar and coffee colonies and in the United States of America together with a view of the present situation of the lower classes in the United KingdomLCA letter to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, bart., first lord of the treasury, &c., &c., &c., on national education and church extension.LCA letter to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, on the courts of law in Scotland.LCA letter to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, Secretary of State for the Home Department, on the supply of water to the metropolisSUDOCA letter addressed to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, &c., &c., late chairman of the Committee of secrecy, appointed to consider of the state of the Bank of England, with reference to the expediency of the resumption of cash payments, at the period fixed by law.LCSir: From his private papersDNBParker, Charles Stuart, 1829-1910.NTANLINUKATPeel, George, 1868- [from old catalog]NLINUKATLCDNBPeel, Arthur George Villiers, 1868-1956.NTAStanhope, Philip Henry Stanhope, Earl, 1805-1875LCJohn Boyd Thacher Collection (Library of Congress)LCVissering, S. (Simon), 1818-1888.NTAMason, William Shaw, 1774-1853.LCMacaulay, Thomas Babington Macaulay, Baron, 1800-1859.LCLaveleye, Émile de (1822-1892).NUKATThayer, Thatcher, 1811-1894.LCOld housekeeper.SUDOCJ. MurrayNUKATNTANLILCDNBKraus ReprintNTANLILCBainNTALCP.N. van KampenNTAE. Jung-TreuttelNUKATWilliam Blackwood and SonsNUKATWhittaker & co.LCW. E. PainterLCThomson GaleSUDOCThe authorLC1788-02-051850-07-02lived179180181182183184185186187188189190191192193194195196197198199200amNTANLINUKATLCDNBdmLCmmSUDOCattLCformer ownerLCopracNUKATsupposed authorLC9780716500223LCGBLCDNBSUDOCNLINTANUKATUSNTANLILCFRNTANUKATLCNLNTAIELCGBDNB0000000120273696Peel, Robert,|1788-1850.LCAddress on the establishment of a library and reading-room at TamworthLC