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... THE GERMAN CORN LAWS. [REUTER'S BRRLIN, Saturday. The agitation hfere and in the provinces conse- quent upon the dearness of provisions continues unabated. The Berliner Tayeblatt reports Dr Miquel, Minister of Finance, to have stated in private conversation ...
... I WHO REPEALED THE -CORN LAWS? lto -- * to ANOTHER LETTER BURRED BY TEIE les SOT WAL.CYE DAILY NEWS. ,ed To THE RDsTn OF TaLE WESTERN M6AtLr li. StI,-On the 22nd of October an article appeared i in the South Wales Laity News entitled 'Who gh- Repealed ...
... WHO REPEALED THE CORN LAWS ? AMONG the many fictions in which Tories take supreme delight is that most stupid one of all, the repeal of the Corn Laws by the Tory party. We call this the most stupid of all because those who are anxious to get the credit ...
... import that, in fact, eighty millious sterling in value were ported, nearly all of which it was the object of corn laws and other protective laws to exclude from country. More than half the working men of Engl:l! with their families, are fed on bread which ...
... WHO REPEALED THE CORN LAWS ? TO THE EDITOR. StR,—In a leading article of to-day's issue, you challenge contradiction of the figures you publish with regard to the passing of the law repealing the Corn Laws. I accept your challenge, and ask ...
... EFFECTS OF THR RRPRAL OF THE CORN LAWS THE CARMARTHEN JOURNAL, FRIDAY, 17. 'UHF. Principal Olken of Her Majesty's Ord-1. Renee hereby give Notice, thee they •ill receive T or bclute the 17th November item, from +oat persons a• 1081 be to Rein • of Years ...
... FARMERS AND AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS, AND THE CORN LAWS. -- In its editorial remarks on May 6, 1841, the MMUS has the following observations in the interest of agricultnral labourers in repealing the Corn Laws :—lt must ever be kept in mind, that the fanners ...
... SUPPOSE WE HAD VIE CORN LAWS NOW ! But there Ives another argument that was very often need In the Home of Commons which Is even more extraordinary, Coming from the quarter from which we heard ; and it was this: that the country Is so prosperou —proving ...
... Who was it swept Corn Laws sway t Those who for free Church or free trade Bore the burden and beat the day No , fAnr hands that had still locked door, Were destined the key apply. Tktir voices that still had cried *• No, Were fated to register “Aye. ...
... ' , Catechism on the Corn Laws. London Ballot Satiety'. Offices. A on the Ballot—and by the anther who, thirty years age, penned that admirable catechism on the Corn Laws, which did so touch to prepare for overthlow of thou lawe—and ...
... No 3,553. RED in a FEW DAYS, CORNS, BUNIONS, J and ENLARO ED TOEJOINTs.--DET , LAWS CORN and ItUNION PLASTERS are the only red remedy. They differ from all Plasters, Shie or Compositions ever invented. By instantly softening the callous surrounding, the ...
... n FEW PAI it, CORNS BUNIONS. and ENLARORD TOR JOINTS—DLL LAWS CORN sad BUNION PLASTERS are the remedy. fey from all Piasters, Shields, or Co m p° @Mons ever /rented. By Instantly softening the a surroundit go, the pain goes at the Corn soon folnir in ...