... advantage, and he took hold of thesmI it 3 now 21 years since Mr Wilson wrote his first attractir, essay, The Influence of the Corn Laws. He was et,, ; little known, and possibly as little understood. it I s_ he followed up his brochure with Fluctuations of ...

... it is th needless to ask. The man who confessed the other A day that he gave his party occasion to doubt him on tr 1 the corn laws, who says he looked upon the Irish ne C Church as indefensible for twenty years, before he made ti, a public avowal of his ...

... the head of game, the severity of the law, and to the causes of complaint generally on this question. That . grievances exist, we have never denied; so far from e it, we were advocates of the Reform of the Game Laws 1 before anygeneral movemeuttook placeon ...

... electoral Van Winkles, snoozing over certain hazy notions about the passing of the Reform Bill, and the iniquities of t the Corn Laws. Of course, it would be very convenient to keep up the old names for the sake of the rough rule of thumb method of putting ...

... )f removal of the remaining ls duty on corn, left for the jE h purpose of registration, can scarcely be considered jt [1 quite important enough to be spoken of in the same a L.terms as the repeal of the Corn Laws, which it is in tI ,t this Royal speech ...

... hear.) The Working classes also 'Her- formed the bulk of those who supported meetings for thle from aboliation of thcs Corn Laws. They also assisted at the Dis- lust lar1. rulptionl, cud filled the churches of those noable patriots the icldi- who, foi' ...

... during the lifetime i of his father. When Sir Robert Peel, at the close of Id the year 1845, resolved on the abolition of the Corn Laws, Lord Stanley seceded from his Cabinet, and in e 1846 became the head of the Protectionist Opposition, with Lord George Bentinck ...

... assum ption of the Income tax to meet the temporary deficit occasioned by the Reform of the Tariff, and the Repeal of the Corn Laws, and of the benign influences which have flowed from the whole spirit of legislation during the present reign. ==!= L- ...

... his only object was to state the law, as it at fri present exists, with reference to hares and rabbits. Now if hi this be the case, his letter was not required at all, as the N law has not as yet been called in question, and if we had M been ignoreingt ...

... the Criminal Law of England and Ireland. is L The former of these measures differs in some respects an e from that introduced by Sir Richard Bethel last year. ca c By last year's bill it was not only proposed to alter ml tand amend the law, but likewise ...

... of Lancashire and the Governmosit should disla suhhostility to it. A very different state of things aexistoe when t1le Corn Laws were repealed. Thou, aill the free t traders recommended emigr-ation, and, inl the course of 7 Years,. two millions and a-half ...

... of capitalists ; ru the difficulttes of competing wnith foreign eoentries became Si greater, witis the abolition of thn corn laws, and wvith these el- thle teniptatien Slowvly and gradt~ually ittereased to pamper hit thle bestial with artificial food ...