Observations on the Corn Bill: Now Depending in Parliament

Observations on the Impolicy, Abuses, and False Interpretation of the Poor Laws: And on the Reports of the Two Houses of Parliament

Observations on the Objections Made to the Export of Wool from Great Britain to Ireland: By John, Lord Sheffield

Part III of Remarks on the Deficiency of Grain; on the Means of Present Relief, and of Future Plenty

Observations on the Commerce of the American States

On the Trade in Wool and Woollens: Including an Exposition of the Commercial Situation of the British Empire Extracted from the Reports Addressed to the Wool-meetings at Lewes, in the Years 1809, 1810, 1811, and 1812

Strictures on the Necessity of Inviolably Maintaining the Navigation and Colonial System of Great Britain

Observations on the Manufactures, Trade and Present State of Ireland

Observations on the Commerce of the American States

Strictures on the Necessity of Inviolably Maintaining the Navigation and Colonial System of Great Britain

Observations on the Manufactures, Trade, and Present State of Ireland

Report of the Earl of Sheffield to the Meeting at Lewes Wool Fair, 26th July, 1816

Strictures on the Necessity of Inviolably Maintaining the Navigation and Colonial System of Great Britain

Observations on the Manufactures, Trade, and Present State of Ireland

Observations on the Corn Bill: Now Depending in Parliament

Strictures on the Necessity of Inviolably Maintaining the Navigation and Colonial System of Great Britain

Report of the Earl of Sheffield to the Meeting at Lewes Wool Fair, 26th July, 1816

Observations on the Manufactures, Trade, and Present State of Ireland: Part 1

On the trade in Wool and woollens, including an exposition of the Commercial Situation of the British Empire. Extracted from the Reports addressed to the Wool-Meetings at Lewes ... 1809 ... 1812, by the President, Lord Sheffield. From the Communications to the Board of Agriculture