Tooke, Mr, on the expected importation of grain, 99.
Towns, present state of the, 612 --state of the, in Greece, 532.
Turkey, the attack by Russia and Austria on, 10.
United States, cost of raising wheat in the, 232 --present internal policy of the, 250 --comparison between, and Canada, 253 _et seq._ --state of the cotton crop, &c., in, 601.
Universal suffrage, evils of, in Greece, 535.
Urquhart's Pillars of Hercules, review of, 281.
Villiers, Mr, speech of, on the Address, 349, 353 --on the shipping interest, 355.
Voters, diminution in number of, in Ireland, 380.
W., letter from, to the Morning Chronicle, and answer, Appendix, 13.
W. E. A., translation of Ovid's Springtime by, 621.
Wakefield Journal, the, on "British Agriculture, &c.," Appendix, 49.
Wallachia, wheat-growing capabilities of, 231.
Warren, S., review of his letter on the case of Captain Douglas, 269.
Watson, Mr, statement of farming produce by, 107 --reply of, to the Times, 222 --and to the Economist, Appendix, 103 --at the protection meeting, 765.
West of England Conservative, the, on "British Agriculture, &c.," Appendix, 53.
Wheat, culture of, in Canada, 261 --Peel on the lowest remunerative price of, 352 --fiars, prices of, 382 --freights of, from various quarters, 604.
Wilkie, sir David, correspondence of, with Collins, 199.
William, Mr J. A., at the protection meeting, 757.
Wilson, James, on the lowest remunerative price of wheat, 352, 353, 364 _et seq._, 366. See also Economist.
Wilson, sir Robert, Dumas' account of, 286.
Wilts Standard, the, on "British Agriculture, &c.," Appendix, 35.
Wood, sir Charles, speech of, on the Address, 350 --on the state of the shipping interest, 355 --speech of, on the finances, 514.
Worcester Journal, the, on "British Agriculture, &c.," Appendix, 78.
Wyse, Mr, British minister in Greece, 530.
York Gazette, the, on "British Agriculture, &c.," Appendix, 71.
Young, G. F., on the shipping interest, 360 --at the presentation of the protectionist memorial, 770 _et seq._
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