A letter from the Right Honourable Sir Robert Wilmot-Horton, Bart. vice presidentRobert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1839Open the Tome
Report of a meeting, held 13th January, 1839, at the London Tavern, the Rt. Hon. Sir R. Wilmot Horton, Bart., in the chair, to receive the report of the committee appointed 12th October, 1838, on steam communication with India via the Red SeaRobert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1839Open the Tome
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...Robert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1830Open the Tome
Letter to Robert Wilmot Horton, Esq. M.P. under secretary of state for the Colonial Department, containing strictures on a pamphlet entitled "The West-India question practically considered"Robert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1826Open the Tome
Letter to Robert Wilmot Horton, Esq., M.P., under secretary of state for the Colonial DepartmentRobert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1826Open the Tome
Exposition and defence of Earl Bathurst's administration of the affairs of CanadaRobert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1839Open the Tome
Letter on the corn laws, addressed to Dr. Birkbeck, the president, and the members of the London Mechanics' InstitutionRobert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1840Open the Tome
Observations upon taxation as affecting the operative and labouring classes ...Robert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1840Open the Tome
Observations upon taxation as affecting the operative and labouring classes, made at the Crown and Anchor on the evening of the 6th of August, 1839, to which is added a letter to Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P.Robert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1840Open the Tome
A letter to Dr. Birkbeck and the members of the London Mechanics' Institution on the subject of the Corn LawsRobert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1839Open the Tome
Correspondence on the distressed state of the labouring classes in the United KingdomRobert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1830Open the Tome
First letter to the freeholders of the County of York on negro slaveryRobert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1830Open the Tome
Second Letter to the Freeholders of the County of York, on Negro Slavery: Being an Inquiry Into ..Robert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1830Open the Tome
The causes and remedies of pauperism in the United Kingdom consideredRobert Wilmot-Horton · First published 1829Open the Tome
