The Black Book; or, Corruption Unmasked: Being an Account of All Places, Pensions, and Sinecures, the Revenues of the Clergy and Landed Aristocracy; the Salaries and Emoluments in Courts of Justice and the Police Department; the Expenditure of the Civil List; the Amount and Application of the Droits of the Crown and Admiralty; the Robbery of Charitable Foundations; the Profits of the Bank of England, arising from the Issue of its Notes, Balances of Public Money, Management of the Borough Debt, and other Sources of Emolument; the Debt, Revenue, and Influence of the East-India Company; the State of the Finances, Debt, and Sinking-Fund. to which is Added, Correct Lists of both Houses of Parliament; showing their Relationship, Parliamentary Influence, the Places and Pensions held by themselves or Relations, distinguishing also those who voted against Catholic Emancipation, and for the Seditious Meeting and Press-Restriction Bills; the whole forming a complete Exposition of the Cost, Influence, Patronage, and Corruption of the Borough Government.