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... the public mind, to yield to the cry of these meetings. Whether it may be found necessary, hereafter to impose fixed duty on corn is another question—at present tbe attempt is hopeless, and relief must be sought, if not found, in other measures and arrangements ...
... says ti There are certain excise laws that restrain the free use of the land—that will not allow the farmers to grow a head of tobacco, or to malt peck of barley-that lay heavy prohibitory duty upon the conversion of h.s corn into beer or spirits, or into ...
... is not far distant. With regard to our internal affairs, there is much of change rapidly approaching. The re peal of the Corn Laws has laid hare the excessive inequality and oppression of our Taxation. The taxed feel they are not represented in the Legislature ...
... Navigation Laws : Derby* Buildinga, Fenwick-Street, Lirerpool, January 1, 1830. ®‘ » —The year juat cloaod has been of unuauai anxiety all persona connected with the building or owning of British shipping, caused that change in the Navigation Laws, which ...
... lasa pitt Ill her With Ca-rgo ?? oVerbha., p)umps', choked, anid engines out of order. RtEVIEW OF TH1E Bill FSH AND FOPREIG, CORN THADE. (Frow Ike .Marh-lane EKe'prLS.) The Wheat trade has i~rhrugliout thle wcc MCI nfaitriaed a ImriI tone, and at several ...
... : The juelee, Mr. J. Addi son, sa i d that there were certs ancient dicta, to the effect that cats and dogs were worth:, laws less. relating to dog-stealing; but as the cat in questi/ seemed to be a valu a bl e an i mal to the owner, and was against ...
... 741. Delivery last week, 1,538 against 1,413 in the same period last year. Home-wade steady at 39a. 6d. to 395. 9d. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE--Mosasv. The supply of wheat, this morning, from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk was short, and from remote, eonnties very ...
... this respect. It is a fundamental error imagine that the abolition of the Corn Laws has brought about that tenant insolvency which is now so largely complained of—the Corn Laws disguised the latent evil which had been long breaking down the whole agricultural ...
... of the management clauses as The Coihmittee of the National Society deeply ts, regret the resolution finally adopted by the Corn- mittee of Council, to exclude from all share of the in parliamentary grant for education those Church schools, the promotove ...
... Navigation Laws ; a sufficient supply of cheap food and an increase of labour in our manufacturing departments, with a rise in wages, shewing that the latter are more the results of supply and demand than of the low or high price of Corn : and were people ...
... of the Whigs and Pulite', who deem their peculiar interests and character involved in maintaining the inviolability of the corn law of 1846. But class legislation is a Proteus in its way. Its cupidity is inventive of new wiles, and its selfishness is full ...
... alion thasi this which I have adopted. There can, I think, be no question that thle effect of the recent chasiges of thle law in, reslpeet to thle free. aimport of tiss main articles of subsistenCE will tie to isaintaiss a range of low 1sriees in average ...