... Short damn-your-eyes speeches, that told of some vovg'— Thou, captur'd and caught by an Admiralty cutter! Alas ! when thy Corn Law's by Abercom cut, When Manners, and Sandon, and Ashley, all falter, When they, high priests themselves, are turn'd mute, ...

... eard manner, wshiclo admits ncilhtrf ' so pretation on tbe one side nor of quibble on lh oifl Oait athe question of the corn laws Mr. Brisc e l. Or . of his views on what in such a case may beterraliaos f 'inconvtniet subject. with a inanlise~sonolo ...

... SUMMARY OF THE history of the corn laws IN THIS COUNTRY. Thk history of the Corn Laws is the history series of efforts to improve legislation what is not susceptible of improvement any human law—the course of trade in an article of univenal ...

... the last thirty years; that is just the time during which the corn laws had been in operation. He said the smaller tenants neither required leases or made improvements, and that the law (of tenant-right) would be good for a tenant with a large capital ...

... opposition which has been set up against the old member for Monmouthshire arises from his conduct with reference to the corn laws, though he might probably have voted with impunity against protection if, in doing so, he not disobeyed the lord protector ...

... retreat upon the lesser wrong of yesterday. So we come to the watchword—Total, immediate, and .unconditional Repeal of the Corn Laws. Anticipated discomfiture already shakes some of the firmest and most respectable of the supporters of the system, and shows ...

... hundred years; there were no corn laws then-wheat was froma 35s. to 45s. per quarter, not exceeding s45s. We had no corn laws then, but we had our Sir Rager de Coverleys-(a laugs)-aamd other merry landlords; and no ecorn laws-no protection. ...

... is to restore the earn laws. a 2SD Duixr -Free trade is ruining the country. We have p had a revolution in every country in Europe since the corn lasv were repealed. We have had the potato rot and Irish a famine since the corn laws were repealed. We have ...

... again himself to put nomination, leaves the constituency entirely unshackled. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. In spite of the Repeal of the Corn Laws the estates of the late William Dykes, Esq., at Roydon and Bressingham, were sold auction, at Diss, on Friday last by Mr ...

... kingdom being free from it, although the Irish landlords possessed large estates and immense annual incomes. The repeal of tbe corn laws gave the people the staff of life, and they now required the repeal of the window tax enable them to enjoy it. (Hear, hear ...

... only to meet his faiends (his usual Conservative supporters), and that he was not Erepared to discuss the question of the corn laws, neither did e think it would answer any good purpose—(Cries of Oh, oh !) —but he would state that since his election ...

... and the apparent laws of nature, Whig or Tory legislation is alike vain; and it is not too much to say that recent parliamentary reform acts and corn laws have been passed to achieve absolute impossibility. There are some other laws which attempt to ...