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... cally declared that if the corn laws were to be repealed, it would be impossible to give an answer to the farmer, who would ask, If you take away the duty on foreign corn, on what pretence cant, you maint a i n the duty on barley or on m alt?' Lord Russell ...
... tally declared that if the corn laws were to be repealed, it would be impossible to give an answer to the farmer, who would ask, ' If you take awaY the duty on foreign corn, on what pretence tail you maintain the duty on barley or on malt?' Lord Russell ...
... vott, at all. The long fight for corn laws-- needing, in truth, a famine to abolish them—and the present existence of a special and cxc:2ptional code of murderous game laws, to protect, net property, but a mere amusement,, were. natural consequences of ...
... COBDEN saw the corn laws repealed by the potato rot, and he may naturally expect to see the blockade laws repealed by the cotton famine. For a long time he and his coadjutors had been preparing the public mind on the subject of the corn laws ...
... COBDEN saw the corn laws repealed by the potato rot, and he may naturally expect to see the blockade laws repealed by the cotton famine. For a long time he and his coadjutors bad been preparing the public mind on the subject of the corn laws ...
... quickly. The aristocratic borough system fell some twenty years ago. Since then their Corn Laws fell beneath the stroke of the people, and almost all their monopoly laws went with them. Their Church system has staggered under the attacks of Voluntaries from ...
... quickly. The aristocratic borough system fell some twenty years ago. Since then their Corn Laws fell beneath the stroke of the people, and almost all their monopoly laws went with them. Their Church system has staggered under the attacks of Voluntaries from ...
... still incomplete 54,589, 025 In the four years 1846 to 1841, in the first of which it was decreed by Parliament that the corn laws should cease on the Ist Feb., 1849 In the last four years, 1852 to 1855, they have become ...
... for lon would could not hon. mem-3, and the thia and al the local ied by the of the corn nd learned committee is a fitting local taxa- msolitlated mitigation corn laws. to an issue pf view. 3 question. ught to be my its own ,se charges eland, and ,ee a ...
... in connection with the repeal of the corn laws, entitled him to the freedom of the City, which the corporation could not .without dishonour to itself withhold. Mr. I)eputy FRY said that if the repeal of the corn laws had thrown large profits into the pockets ...
... e, Commerce, and Public Works, in France, through the French Foreign-office, respecting the result of the repeal of the Corn Laws in this country. Similar communications were addressed to the Newcastle Farmers' Club and the Tyneside Agricultural Society ...
... who styles himself the people's candidate, Mr. J. Baxter Langley, the co-worker with Cobden in repealing the corn laws, also the combination laws and the taxation on knowledge. Ho addressed an open air assembly last night in Beresford-square, Woolwich. ...