... wa 3 Protection for Agri . culture . Ha ref «« ad at the oiiUol f . 6 tlia catastrophe which tho abolition ' of the Corn Laws broughtto home agriculture , and from which , with tho exception of the four hectic years o £ the Great War , it had been ...

... A Scotsman's Log Corn Laws Repeal - History may never repeat itself exactly , but it is a curious coincidence that the centenary of the repeal of the Corn Laws which occurred yesterday falls at a time which resembles the hungry 'forties . At that time ...

... Workers and the Industrial Revolution , 1750-1850 . By Ivy Pinchbeck . 15 s . London : Routledge ., A History of the English Corn Laws ^ . By D . G . Barnes . 15 s . London : an . Anglo-Irish Trade in the Sixteenth Century . By Ada K . Longfield . 12 s . 6 ...

... ideas havo mado their way with ever more compelling 1 power since his death , as Disraeli foretold in his last speech on tho Corn Laws . With spirits softened by misfortune , -wo havo recurred to principles which alone can keep England great . Mr Neville ...

... Edinburgh , anil the running of the first engine to Musselburgh . She gave interesting accounts of the agitations over the corn laws and remembered a great demonstration on the Calton Hill after which a mob besieged the Lord Provost outside his house . ...

... from thfi Cnlnnios . THE CORN LAWS The second great issue was tho repeal of , the Corn Laws , It was a fortunate thing for this country , Sir Herbert Samuel said ; that British agriculture , through the repeal of the Corn ...

... Chamberlaiii J however . Isieir his mind- Eis p 3 aa . • meant , somethingic was a step towards the re-enactment of the Corn Laws- He believed the policy of Protection to be dangerous to the country , and or > e 3 rhich would involve it in irretrievable ...

... reconcile the interests of those who live ia towns , - which has been the main aim 61 everv statesman since the repeal of the Corn Laws . If fie carries out his intention , we shall be as delighted as we shall he astonished . THE SPEAKEK'S DINNERS . ! Tte ...

... correspondence tho Queen till the a-go of nearl y twenty-five . ' second embraces tho period dealing with therei of tho Corn Laws , the . foreign revolutions , of wl the Blest sensational incident will perhaps bb to to . be the story of the flight of ...

... meeting- comprised a review : of agricultural policy up to ^ 836 , with especial ' reference to the actual operation of tho Corn Laws ' ; the changes in agriculture smoo that ...

... The Raven-Part 1 . . Bv R . BOSWORTH SMTHI . An Agricultural Piresi Post . By J . HENNIXER HEATON , M-P . • The Effict of Corn , Laws > -A Reuly . By HAROLD COX ( Secretary o ( the Cobdeit Club . ) Washington . » . C . By the Hon MAUD PAUTiCES'OTE . MirtTesc ...

... olders' Committee , of which Mr Philip Bright , a son of John Bright , the associate of Cobden in tho fight against tho Corn Laws , is chairman . Misrepresentation in tho issuing of the prospectus by tho defendants is alleged . The defendants include ...