... agitation for a repeal of the Corn Laws, but to agitate for Universal Suffrage, which would enable them to repeal these laws, and get rid of many other grievances which were equally pressing upon the working ?? cheers.) The Corn Laws were ...

... duinanids lii necessity ci' reperuifig thel (Corn i Law's. [0 ii[ 0 isy so fortunittisii iq imltbued withi . dile Coe tat 0 l t pjir~j udicest: null hiq is ~ ardi cr Bitt I.ord Dr ratgliama hiassi toti ciir that aibs Corn Lawis mustis be urejutticitl,to the Il ...

... how Free Trade would reduce wheat to 3ft». a quarter; how American corn was cheap, and Baltic corn yet cheaper; how at a pinch Jonathan would insist on Canada in exchange for his corn; how low prices made low wages ; and sundry other of the stock topics ...

... system takes its rise in the corn laws. We never said anything so absurd. The fectory system was in existence before 1815, the ?? of the corn laws, and has its origin in very different causes. But we did affirm that the corn ...

... operation of Ibeae laws. I need hardly call attention to the discrepancy of these two state- ments uttered within a few minutes of each other. According to one the Repeal of the Corn Laws would not make a material difference in the price or Corn; according to ...

... I'English Corn Laws' occurs in this number, btlt it is represented as written by a foreigners We seriously recommend the editor to suppress such trash for the future. When O'Connell's shallow observation, that. the repeal of the Corn Laws would enable ...

... upper classes ?? evils they are afraid of The abolition of the corn laws will not confer on the lower classes tire good which they expect from it. I The continuance of the corn laws, fiom the very aspect which they hold forth, nay, from the veiw purpose ...

... wer( . Palmerston joined the Free Trade ranks, then 2 and the Corn Laws compelled the Melbour-ne diffe I Ministry to appeal to the country. On their Tbe I return it vwas the same Corn Laws that formed have , the theme of the Queen's Speech, and made the ...

... POETRY. ORIGINAL SONG. [By the Author of Corn Law Rhymes.] Nile see the .drunkard's5ither'd thighs, His creenish cheeks, bis jaundiced eyes We hear his wife's yell'd agonies, That hang her lips with rabid foam -But have not seen all stripp'd and bare ...

... should rather peti- tion for the abolition of the corn laws. Mr Downie did not think the abolition of the corn laws aepro- per subject for the consideration of that meeting. Mr Cross considered the corn laws so ...

... SCOTLAND. WXhyshould the merchants and ?? consent to an income tax? Because it enables the Tory Government to maintain the corn laws. Why should professional men of all classes consent to an income tax ? Because it presses with the same severity on the fixed ...

... treatise, that on tire Corn Laws. Let Reformrrers especially weiali tile reasoning that Cz priori tire 'I'orv party ridduced agrainst the Reform Bill, and wVich tire reviexver or clearly estabhisnies from pnissing i emnts. THEI CORN LAWS. The high price of ...