Patrick Colquhoun

merchant, statistician, magistrate, river police (1745-1820)

Born	1745
Died	1820

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An account of a meat and soup charity, established in the metropolis, in the year 1797: with observations relative to the situation of the poor, and on the means of bettering the condition of the labouring people with regard to food, and of increasing their comforts in other respects, by a more frugal mode of living, particularly in the city of London, and its environs

by Patrick Colquhoun First published in 1797 — 1 edition

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Minutes of evidence taken before a Select Committee appointed by the House of Commons: to inquire into the state of the police of the Metropolis : with notes, observations, and a preface, by a magistrate of the County of Middlesex

by Patrick Colquhoun and Great Britain. Parliament. House of Comm... First published in 1816 — 1 edition

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A treatise on the police of the Metropolis; ... The sixth edition, corrected and considerably enlarged. By P. Colquhoun, ...

by Patrick Colquhoun First published in 1800 — 1 edition

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A general view of the depredations committed on West-India and other property in the port of London; the partial remedies which have been successfully applied in suppressing these evils, and the measures proposed for rendering them permanent and effectual. By P. Colquhoun, LL.D

by Patrick Colquhoun First published in 1799 — 1 edition

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Observations and facts relative to public houses: interesting to magistrates in every part of Great Britain, to the clergy and parochial officers and generally to brewers, distillers, proprietors and occupiers of licensed ale-houses, as well as to the public at large

by Patrick Colquhoun First published in 1794 — 1 edition

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A new and appropriate system of education for the labouring people ...according to the plan which has been established for the religious and moral instruction of male and female children admitted into the free school, No. 19, Orchard Street, in the City of Westminster ...

by Patrick Colquhoun First published in 1806 — 1 edition

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merchant, statistician, magistrate, river police (1745-1820)

Born	1745
Died	1820

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OLID: OL2042081A
ISNI: 0000000083566499
Library of Congress Names: n84136019
Project Gutenberg: 37804
VIAF: 10629985
Wikidata: Q1241256
Inventaire.io: wd:Q1241256

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Minutes of evidence taken before a Select Committee appointed by the House of Commons: to inquire into the state of the police of the Metropolis : with notes, observations, and a preface, by a magistrate of the County of Middlesex

A treatise on the police of the Metropolis; ... The sixth edition, corrected and considerably enlarged. By P. Colquhoun, ...

A general view of the depredations committed on West-India and other property in the port of London; the partial remedies which have been successfully applied in suppressing these evils, and the measures proposed for rendering them permanent and effectual. By P. Colquhoun, LL.D

Observations and facts relative to public houses: interesting to magistrates in every part of Great Britain, to the clergy and parochial officers and generally to brewers, distillers, proprietors and occupiers of licensed ale-houses, as well as to the public at large

A new and appropriate system of education for the labouring people ...according to the plan which has been established for the religious and moral instruction of male and female children admitted into the free school, No. 19, Orchard Street, in the City of Westminster ...

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