... FRENCH AND GERMAN CORN LAWS. Tho new Bill for the abolition of certificates of origin contains provision to the effect that merchants, on exporting wheat, rye, oats, barley, and 'mall, shall receive warrant entitling them to import tree duty the same ...

... tka Impultltm auy duty which would ralaa thaprloaof food, Ha did not agrta with than who, having flood by tka abolMoa tha corn laws, now praleetlou lor thaamlvea without giving pntoatkm toagrlouUuMa. ...

... AND FREE TRADE WHEAT PRICES ENGLAND. recently for the defenders of trade to pick upon cycle years rinoe the repeal of the Corn Laws 1846, and to •how that the average price wheat had not seriously declined while the prices of other grain had advanced. It ...

... Chamber of Commerce to have their opinions on the present corn laws, has not received replies very favourable to tbe freedom of trade. The Chamber of Santandar, after observing the price of corn is scarcely alike in any two provinces, declares in favour ...

... | ata meeting held in the Fre Hall, Manchester, in colebration of n of his o Mary pre aghtere | eaid the position of the Corn Laws, it hed sad labourers wow aod before the rope mn West generally the condition of a est, and x country was than in these ¢ ...

... of the Corn Laws, or the repeal of the Sugar Laws as they existed some time ago, 1 think it would have been much more appropriate than it has been this occasion —because the question which we have to decide to-night is not whether the Corn ...

... same extent at least, bo required. Mr. considers that the great season of prosperity which set in after the repeal of the Corn Laws, whatever certain foolish Protectionists have said to the contrary, has reached its limits, and is not likely to continue ...

... decried tho principles of protection ; usd in January, 18(2, when Sir Robert Peel hod prepared hi* Bill for tho mitigation tbe corn laws, I thought it insufficient that I requested him to allow to resign office, and I only withdrew that request upon hisutrong ...

... that I no longer enjoy the confidence of the leading interests of the County. refusal to concur with those who, after the Corn Laws had been repealed, were desirous of return to protective duties ; the conduct I pursued with reference to the question of ...

... raised wages, but in the same breath they complain that it has depressed prices. As wages are higher than they were under the corn laws, the very cheapening of nearly everything that wages buy would equal a rise. ...

... drink tramc, and the Liberal party was us completely pledged currying out that programme it wan pledged to ai*olish the corn laws. Alliance supporters would not sulk if their programme was placed second or third in the list of Liberal measures, hut they ...

... the clock fivo-oml-twenty years ; it is greet reversal of policy and principle* if the Government proposed to re enact the corn laws or to restrict the franchise the £lO household era ; it is Bill for erecting school beard* in the interest of denominational ...