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... ns, bv .1. R. M'CULLOCH, Esq. fc This Edition contains elaborate Notes on our Monetary system, the Repeal of the Corn and Navigation Laws, our Colonial Policy, die. t Adam and Cliarles Black, Edinburgh; Longman and Co., London. **7 Woodcuts, 41 Cases ...
... Dissertations, by J. R. M'OULLOCH, Esq. ?? Edition contains elaborate Notes on our Monetary Bys- £ 1 . the Repeal of the Corn and Navigation Laws, our Colo- ?? Policy, &c. > A| Um and Charles Blaok, Edinburgh. Longman md Co., ?? Keady at all the Libraries, iv ...
... influence over the welfare of this kingdom. WiU not an attempt to place any duty on corn seriously aggravate this evU? No county more strenuously resisted the ?? of the corn laws, or exerted itself more vigorously to maintain them, than the county of Dorset ...
... over the welfare of this kingdom. Will not an attempt to place any duty on corn seriously aggravate this evil ? No county more strenuously resisted the abolition of the corn laws, or exerted itself more vigorously to maintain them, than the county of Dorset ...
... May of that year Lord John Russell opposed a motion for the. re;*eal of the corn laws, remarking that he was decidedly I to tlio repeal of theso proteotiog duties, whether on corn or ' * * * that system he believed to be a perfectly ?? imposed an addition ...
... aware, from my connection with your county, how severely many of you suffered , and still sutler, from the repeal of the corn laws, so suddenly introduced by Sir Robert Peel ; but with the general feeling In the country ln favour of low prices, and the ...
... oppressive Corn Laws. June 24, 1850. HERBERT EDWARDES. (From Dr. Charles Meyer, Secretary and Librarian to H.B.H. Prince Albert.) I have great pleasure in testifying to the very skilful manner in which Mr. Eisenberg has operated upon my corns. Buckingham ...
... oppressive Corn Laws. June 24, 1850. ■• HERBERT EDW*iRDES (From Dr. Charles Meyer, Secretarv and Librarian to H.R.H. Prince Albert.) I have great pleasure in testifying to the very skilful manner in which Mr. Eisenberg has operated upon ray corns. Buckingham ...
... oppressive Corn Laws. June 24, 1850. HERBERT EDWARDES. (From Dr. Charles Meyer, Secretary and librarian to H.R.H. Prince Albert.) I have great pleasure in testifying to the very skilful manner in which Mr. Eisenberg has operated upon my corns. Buckingham ...
... very trouble- some corns from mv feet without causing me the slightest pain NORTHUMBERLAND. Northumberland House, London. (From the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Jamaica.) Mr. Eisenberg has very skilfully extracted two corns from my foot.— Sept ...
... lay. Thus, in times when Free Trade was not popular, I voted in a minority of three in favour of tha total repeal of the corn laws —not because I was hostile to the landed gentry, I belong by family to that body, but because I thought it unjust to swell ...