... IRE REP , AL IT THE CORN LAWS. London, Saturday. A special dinner of the Cobden Club was I on Saturday evening at the Ship Hotel in oelebnition of the fiftieth anniversary st the repeal of the Corn Laws. Mr Leonard Courtney, M.P., presided over a large ...

... MADRID, MARCH - it—The principa towns in Spaia are against any reform of the corn laws. DONCASTER RACKS. Betting Room Stakes—Syeoe, 1; Opponas, 2; Montaguard, 3. Five ran. Chesterfield Handicap—Skylark, I; Hiram, 2; Duty Free, 3. Eight ran. Scurry St ...

... that a man in Mr. Gladstone '. position has to guard against the imputations that questions like Catholic Emancipation ' Corn Laws, Repeal, or Reform, are but the stalking horses of personal ambition. ...

... be removed, and it is not unlikely that • native Legislature would be 'importuned successfully for • restoration of the corn laws, • policy from which the Times would anticipate another Irish famine. Surely Professor Galbraith cannot seriously imagine ...

... having decried the principles of protection. January '42 when Sir Robert Peel had Prepared hia for the mitigation of the Corn Laws, I thought it so insuficient that I requested him - and I e^' to allow me to resign my once, - I only withdrew that request ...

... Repeal of the Core ia 1846. Now, with regard to the Repeal of the Corn do not suppose that was /Mabtoile, will and opinion of the House l ie v—they no more in favour of repealing the Corn Laws than they were in favour of the Government Bill the other day ...

... things, which Mr Tielden stigmatises as the monopoly for gold, and' considers more oppressive than the monopoly of the corn laws, is bimetallism, and he hopes much from the forthcoming international monetary conference. There can be little question that ...

... reforms were due to the influence of Political Economy. The passing of the Irish Land Laws has been due princilly to the influence of John Stewart Hill The Corn Laws so detrimental to the prosperity of the working classes, had been abolished by Political ...

... measures , which the Liberal party were instrumental in I paasing—the .ibolition of the sugar duties, the navigation laws, the corn laws, and the repeal of the taxes on knowledge. He then referred to the Reform Bill of Mr. Gladstone and the opposition it ...

... of Lancashire and the government should display such hostility to 11. A very different state of things exl ted when the Corn Laws were repealed. Then all the free traders recommended emigration, and in the of seven years two and • hell millions of the ...

... Mr. O'Brien, were of imposed the corn laws, thought they were counsel for the plaintiff; and Messrs. Clarke and acting for the good of the country, and considered J. S. Greene appeared for the defendant, that if corn were made dearer wages would be It ...

... career of the greet kited and statesman. The amok.e referred to the effort, tirade by Cobden in emering the repeal of the Corn Laws, and improlas ea tt of trade in the mostly, of which was to be seen in working man's home in the couotry. The gentle. men's ...