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... was going on in the villages, where there was an awakening such as there had not been since 1885, or even the days of the Corn Laws. Labourers were crowding to meetings, farmers were attending them because they wanted independence and freedom as much as ...
... buses in Trinity Street. The Conned never gave tbem content to do anything of the kind. As the annual meeting of the Bye Laws Corn. ntitter would be held at an early date he propmed that the minute be deleted. Mr J I) Jones seconded the amendment. Mr Broerne ...
... a tray yiuf,nldion i v law 7, or filly. lial c cvhissid en digniledu am yr arian mild earl en gwario. Yr nedd yagrifenwyr tramor beryl pi Tr olwg hoe or y miter. Mae Mr rhailes Smith. yn ei Tracts the Corn Trade and Corn Laws.' a. 1758. a throchefn yn ...
... producing results. commensurate with their cost, During the agitation of the repeal, of the Corn Laws, his father settled in Manchester, and Mr Mac Master corn menced business for himself in that city in MO. He retired about 25 years ago, and settled in ...
... hyn i ddechrea a edderid ArPnlement to the Encyclopaalia Britannic*. ' id daft drwydded y brenbin, or diwedd, wedi art. Corn Laws). y zwatterddid allforio yd 0 dyrod o fawn rlayw derfynau neilldtiol wind. Loettr. o dan • coupon trvinaf y ffwvadyn I weiniaeth ...
... owners and still opposes and everything which progress extension of franchise they fields they opposed the repeal of the Corn Laws opposed Old Pensions Insurance oppose Liberal Land Proposals Liberal policy of our and resources even oppose the present ...
... perhaps argued that agricultural have but to Sir James ! is first class authority upon the per cent higher the repeal the Corn Laws have risen while the most things fallen In issued by 1903 (Memoranda Statistical Tables and Charts Cd 1761) stated that j ...
... haves SMOKE AND CORN” half-Welsh half-English evidence of police officer in the Caernarvon court must have made those magistrates understood only English although lived for many among Welsh-speaking people wonder what smoke had to do with “corn” They were ...
... resolution Remember the description which was given in verses of the Corn Law rhymer of the sufferings endured by the people the burning indignation the sufferings called forth : taxed your corn they fettered trade every good tiiat Uod hath made They turned ...
... the landlords are concerned must admit that Protection has generally been a thing for them The Corn Laws were first in 1804 when a duty of 24s 3d put upon corn immediately put up the price of land a corresponding amount On examining the report of the House ...
... record Ever since Conservatives under Sir Peel Whigs under John Russell joined Liberal and Radical Traders wiio repeal' the Corn Laws Free been article Liberal falith distinctive I lank the platform of tho Liberal Old-fashioned clung to Protection from until ...
... experience history far the concerned we must admit that Protection generally been thing for them The Corn Laws were first in 1804 when duty 3d put corn landlords immediately the price of land amount On examining tho report of Commons Committees of Inquiry ...