THE STATE OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND -- A collection of 19 pamphlets in one vol., 8° or 12°, contemporary half calf, dated 1830-31 on spine, including: MACQUEEN, T. Potter. The State of the Nation at the Close of 1830. London, 1831. Folding letterpress leaf. Goldsmiths' 26675 -- SCROPE, G.P. The Common Cause of the Landlord, Tenant, and Labourer, and the Common Cure of their Complaint. London, 1830. Folding letterpress leaf. Goldsmiths' 26444. + 2 others by Scrope -- A Letter to His Majesty's Ministers on the State of the County of Kent. London, 1830. -- The Life and History of Swing, the Kent Rick-Burner. London, 1830. Title woodcut. -- WALSH, Sir John. Poor Laws in Ireland considered in their probable Effects upon the Capital. London, 1831. Third edition. Goldsmiths' 26694. -- DOYLE, James. Letter ... on the Establishment of a Legal Provision for the Irish Poor. Dublin, 1831. Goldsmiths' 26874. -- BERKELEY, George. Bishop Berkeley's Querist republished with notes, showing how many of the same questions still remain to be asked, respecting Ireland. London, 1829. -- BRIGGS, William. A Letter to John Wood on the Principle of Taxation. London, 1831. Goldsmiths' 26765.