... amongst the I people. At last a climax was reached. Cobrlen. Bright, and other* of the Anti-Corn Law i League appeared upon the scene. Agitation for Cora Law repeal intense and general. Peel surrendered. Foreign animal 1 food, dead and admitted duty free ...

... . THE CORN LAWS IN FRANCE. (Reciter’s Telegram.) Paris, Saturday. —ln the Chamber of Deputies the debate the Corn Duties Bill was resumed. M. Naquet opposed the projected increase in the tariff, and severely criticised the policy of extreme protectionism ...

... THEFRENOR CORN LAWS PARIS, Tnoulay.—At • Conseil hold this morning it was •reehle , lthat the Government not oder opposition to the proposal for raising the duties on foreign wheat being talus into seasiders. Con, and shoal , ' nmiertaile to give the ...

... MR GLADSTONE AND THE CORN LAWS In answer to letter from Mr Cunninghame, Crummock House, Keith, Ayrshire, Mr Gladstone has written follows Dalmeny, lltb July, 1392. l>ear Sir,—l am obliged by your letter. Lord Grey, as quoted you. is wholly mibinformed ...

... declined the chance otered to Lim, aud Sir Robert Peel went back to office and abolished | the Corn Laws. ; (3.) At the general election of 1811 the Anti-Corn | Law League decided that it could not support | the Liberal party, because it was considered that ...

... THE ANTI-CORN LAW AGITATION IN GERMANY. Bertin, Friday.—No fewer than cight pablic the meetings were heid to-night by Social Democratic party in different districts to protest against the Government action on the corn law question. It 1s estimated that ...

... I wasagainst it when it inter- Tamsonow, A Tories voted for the Factory Bill to revenge upon manufacturers who were the corn laws, and the few juring Government of it, a8 @ means of in- ...

... working class, who, in tho time of the Corn Laws, were subject the governmentof peers and borough mongers and their nominees. He saw that the Tory party were now actually saying that they repealed the Corn Laws and gave the labourers the big loaf. Ho ...

... errors in conrection with Mr Gladstone's speeches, especially allnding to his stating that Peel carried the repeal of the corn laws “not by = majority of those who placed him in power, but because the mecasure which hoo‘pmpncd receivad the fair and liberal ...

... are dying of hunger. Now, when the first paroxysm of your grief is passed, I would advise you to corns with me, and we will never rest until the Corn Laws are repealed.' So John Bright was enlisted as • soldier of the League, and that friendship began ...

... Day 037 059 Sunday 24 Sunday after Trinity.. 120 140 Monday 25 (24) Bat. of Bann’ckb’rn, 1314 2 0 Tuesday 26 Repeal of the Corn Laws. 1846 240 3 Wednesday . .27 Miss H. Martineau died.!B79j 341 Thursday 28 Coronation of the Queen. 1838' 4 2 423 Friday 29|Battle ...

... 10 44 Wednesday. ..24.Midsuauner Term Day. 11 8 .11 Thureday. .. 25 Diet of Augsburg 153011 61 I Friday 2b Repeal of the Corn Laws 1846 011 030 Saturday 27 Dr W. Spottiswoode d. 1883 0 | 1 8 Moon-Full Moon, 27th June. 11 18 AM. ...