... be wade up to them. But subject to these allowances, Mr Gladstone is hopeful about the future. Stow the abolition of the corn laws sod the intro. of free trade times on the whole been proeperou forth. agricultural interests. Bo far front being the rile ...

... Corner. The title page* has a portrait of William Cobden, the reformer who louht that was au agricultural country whou the Corn Laws were abolished. Tb• elaborately tabulated statistioal information with which is crowded is alone • wonder of brain power ...

... alteration in the priee of corn ; whether, supposing there was no alteration, the present extent of land could cultivated ; and, lastly, whether the Government had been able to frame any calculation to the future average price of corn. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE ...

... of the weathee Not to refer to more remote Inman. ces in the past, the Irish Famine of 1846 struck the death-knell of the Corn Laws. The League and its agitation might have gone on far many a long year without impressing the country with the necessity for ...

... MEW ECBBMB OP PROTECTIONISM. Mr. C. Worselcy, an English gentleman, has suggested new and notable plan lor restoring the corn laws the desolate arms of the bereaved Protectionists. It is neither more or than the contribution of halfpenny in the pound the ...

... defend t the utmost of their power, the settlement of property, as established by the laws.' Every sesjon they alter the settlements of property, They repealed the Corn Laws. They enacted the Estates Court. They impose tam end debts.— deal with priperty, land ...

... pluralists. That Chancery suits always last fifty yaars—that ■laves in the Colonies still existed—that the Corn Laws and the Navigation Laws were in full force, but what is the fact when Mr. Bright descends details. is eminently vain. What ia the scheme ...

... him (cheers.) When he recollected how stood side side with his hon. friend releasing this country from the trammels of the corn laws— when he recollected whnt the country owed to him for his exertions in that cause, and the immeasurable benefits derived ...

... local politics. His opinions were of the most ultra Tory hue. He was opposed to Emancipation ; he hated Reform ; and the Corn Laws be looked upon as the To Kalon. He would not tolerate the slightest approach to the exercise of freedom in a tenant’s vote ...

... feed those very artisana, arid enable millowoers to manufacture cheaper than ever before. %1 - hat was the repeal or the corn laws, by which tillayi. in Ireland was destroyed,and lands rendered wortnless where hutbandry throve, but the acknowledged subjection ...

... while the body of houm by a gm der number of poets than ever been present at any debate since the for the Lepeal of the Corn Laws. The Fan of Derby Wu, presented by • attach of gout from being premnt mid lustre to the debate by his brilliant mid 'powerful ...

... therefrom ? Gracious Heavens ! is not the country been brought to its present unutterably miserable condition whilst the Corn Laws, which are now sought to be revived, were full operation ? Have men lost their memory, or the discourse of reason ? The ...