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... . 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... GENERAL AND LOCAL. Till: CORN LAWS. House Commons, Monday, Oct. The House resolrfd itself into Ctmmilkee on the act the 2Glh* Geo. 111. for griming boon lies the importation of corn, Mr Hobart the chair. Mr Ryder sa the airoinution of the price ca.-u ...
... that the price of that commodity was regulated simply by the law of supply and demand, and was not affected by the abolition of the corn laws. The period following the abolition of the corn laws, he contended, was followed by discoveries, ...
... interest. Among such topics are Gladstone’s early Budgets, the Crimean war. the Franco-German war, and the repeal of the Corn Laws. With regard the latter, Mr Reeve declares that the Ministerial change of policy was intimated in advance Lord Aberdeen to ...
... remarks. The lecturer, who chose for subject. The Repeal the Cora Laws its bearings upon present Reforms,'’ narrated in an interesting manner the history of the repeal of the corn laws, and also adverted to the means by which other important reforms, ...
... died yesterday morning at bis residence. Holm Mill, Carlisle. Formerly Colonel Salkeld was vigorous liberal, but on the Corn laws agitation joined (he vativ—, and has ever since been an influential member of that party in East Cumberland. THE GIGANTIC ...
... the Stoek “Ma Oc TRAFFIO RE RETURNS, The following vetuens have been is peu. ay @enrth £2699; Beigh ee [AREBT INTELLIGENCE CORN. Laws Reroat, After an eaxly winter of openness a two wens, the of November comes with a lo of this woek to @ Qatele guncrally ...
... you should go back upon the policy adopted would have to bring his arbiter from the back shop ; in 1846 in regard to the corn laws, 1 d.-yfintiLthni(M.vndmd.’-qntd.chyvvoddhveM» may be possible to relieve taxation, and thereby | call a certain oversman—a ...
... he has always copsistently supported ev BTy lbeneficial and progressive measure of reform from iYefore the repeal of the corn laws down to the gre 8t l enfranchisemm ent of the people in the present year. 1f returned, he will closely watch all questions ...
... anniversary of the repeal of the corn Uw«. Mr Leonard > ourlney, M.P., presided over a large and representative attendance. Id proposing the toiat o. The Cobden Club and Uie 50th anniversary of ?h« icpeai the corn laws,” the Chairman said the history oi ...