Pitt to Peel

International Trade = ___         Streamlining = ___           Increasing Revenue = ___

• Corn Laws
• Income Tax
• Eden Treaty
• Bank Charter Act 1844
• The Companies Act 1844
• The Sinking Fund 1786
• Canada Corn Act 1843
• Sugar Bill
• 1842 "Free Trade" Budget
• 1845 "Free Trade" Budget (Continued from 1842)
• Bonded Warehouses
• Window Tax
• Navigations Act
• Pitt's Administrative Reforms

• 1832 "Great" Reform Act (Larger Franchise from 7% to 11% 1834, however only males voted, monarchical and lords remained undiminished. Overall very small change).
• Penal and Policing Reforms: Metropolitan Police Act, Gaols Act - Designed to protect people and standardise the justice system (degree of more control however was a lot more efficient).
• Catholic Emancipation 1829 - Brought about by popular pressure (threat of civil war). Massive restriction for future Catholic voters in Ireland.

• Repeated suspension of Habeas Corpus (Deterrent and show of control)
• The Seditious Meetings Act 1819
• Six Acts 1819 (Stopped any radical reformers creating large protests like that of the Peterloo Massacre
• Clontarff Monster Meeting (O'Connell imprisoned on grounds of seditious conspiracy after it was called off due to British troops coming over in two ships sent by Peel).
• Propaganda and Jingoism: Peterloo Massacre, Cato Street, Spa Fields, Luddites, Blanketeers.