... prephc-vl ngs of Cariyle, were ever able to arouse in him lle enohulsiatni of a disciple, and he ttrned with plea.ure froi.i the corn laws to the great war, frcom Thackeray and Dickens to Scott and M:iss Austen. even frnm Tenrnyon and Brown- ing to IKeats. Coleridge ...

... A few Sessions were to pass over; and they, too, were rudely undeceived; Mr. COBDEN took the Prime Minister captive, the Corn Laws were repealed, and the party split into two warring fragments.' The policy of Repeal was. sanc- tioned at the polls by what ...

... WALES DAY BY DAY Fiftv-six years ago to-day the, Corn Laws were repealed. One of tile best tourist guides in Palestine is % Weishmaniamed lughes. He is a native of Bettwa-y-Coed in North Wales. and keeps ao. inn in Jernsalem. In a. Wlaebl Church at Birkenhead ...

... large degree of military efficiency, and had even acquired the character of a social influence when the abolition of the Corn Laws produced total change in the economic condition of both the classes, the landed gentry and the tenant farmers from whom its ...

... sanitation, U,. He showed what the Factory Acts had done for the poorer classes, the advantages derived from the repeal of the Corn Laws, &c., and from the great Reform Bill. The lecture was full of funny stories, and was deeply Interesting and instructive. ...

... was accom- plishedi. Financiers and economists, such as they were. har; to be called in. Their first pr.scription was the Corn Laws, which all but ruinced England iu thirty years. Taxes of all sorts pressed heavily on mankind. Sydney Smith, a great statesmani ...

... syvmptti | with reform, with freedom, or with equiiable tax-ation. The just impatieuc'o of the people with paper money and the Corn Laws he set down, as Lady Londonderry ?? uis, to i-norance.' The ignorance was his own. When cash payments were at last resumed ...

... Lovers ' Evt.n ;fet the peace things were ont-l a hiitie better. To the infamny of the Press Ganzs succeed the infamy of the Corn Laws. Then, as always. the wealthy and privileged classes wished to puz the burden of national defence upon toe shoulders of the ...

... was the Parliament of 1841, which was not Dissolved till the 23rd of Jaly, 1847. That is a remarkable case, because the Corn laws were repealed, the I Tories wvent ont of office, the W igs failed to form a Government. Sir Robert Peel finally resigned ...

... DSMOCRA&TrW CALENDAS' macat, 190). 24 81 Mideummer Day. 25 t Lea Miesrablen condemned by X'aticat, l& SI6 ?? Repeal of the Corn Laws, 1816. 27 WXV Francis WV. Nssvnan bern, 1805. 28 Ph Rousseau born at Genera, 1712. 29 PF Hualey died, 1IR5. 80 S3 Pillodes ...

... rendered conspicuous services to hii country. Mr. Peel is therefore a grandson of the I famous Sir Robert Peel who repealed the Corn Laws. The choice of the two wings of the 1 Unionist party in South. Manehester was oducated at Harrow and at Balliol College, ...

... in the matter of food we are in- finiteb-- b~etter off to-day than c-ar forefathers were. 'When the century began1 thle corn laws; ha-d nor been tsuealed. and food was oft-enl at famline, prioees. Even a 1'stae a-s th~e middle of the century poor people ...