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... THE NEW CORN LAWS, like the old WV.% will enrich the landownits and impoverish the people. Corn proclacCoa will in crease when all the suitable land is cheago and easy to get. Taxation of Land will cheapen. laud Write for explanatory liteantu e to Land ...
... THE OUTLOOK. THE CORN LAWS. Mr. Prothero’s statement, moving the second reading the Com Production Bill, in the House of Commons, yesterday, deserves close and serious attention. This may be 9*s a war measure. War lias given it birth. Will the cessation ...
... was more important than Corn Law. or any other law,” brought the requisite pressure to bear upon the Peers. Thus, the united action, sagacity, and firmneee many leaders, after a struggle continued over eight years, the Corn Laws, boldly ...
... WITH . CORN LAWS Lord Stanmore’s death at his Londom residence de- stroys the last link in public life, except in the person of the venerable Earl of Wemyss, with the period of Corn Law repeal, He was a younger son of the Earl! of Aber- deen, Sir Robert ...
... THE CORN LAWS AND THE PRICE OF WHEAT. TO TO lIIIROII Of TOIIIIIIIIIM ORNINV/L • whale hew to! striae, •• (Woo. North son to know I repeal of the Coro Lain awl sot . until February. Mel.' Now, or, the for repeal of Corn Laws was introduced by in January ...
... through. Then (tame the abolition of the Corn Law., and frein that •inwo trade began to expand. I for one can I should consider it a great &tooter if ever Co were arsin eubjirted to the imeceition of unon corn, and the food of the peopie. :Loud /ionise ...
... Mr. Hewins at Saltaire Mills. 1 The Old Corn Laws and High Prices of Food. Mr. Homes addressed • meeting the the dinnethour and had a and audience. Mr. J. A. Bunco, %who anted es Mr. into the aim prior to the leestingi sad Eor Rebate 'nth they came and ...
... MR NEWINS AT SALTAIRE MILLS. --0.--- I SIR JAMES ROBERTS AND THE CORN LAWS, tiring the dinner hour yerferday the Conper,ative candidate or the Shipley Division, Mr. W A. S. Hearn,. addrerced a large gathering of eorkpeople at Mills. Mr. ft.,. ind k who ...
... Corn Laws as the exponents of clam selfishness in opposition to the general geed . While he had that good cause to fight, he did well on the whole. He was right it his aim, and sound in his argument.; and those who marked the growth of hi. oratorical ...
... been allowed to drop into disuse like the Sabbath Obsertranne Act ? The Government insisted upon administering the Corn Laws until they were repealed. Why then do they not insist upon the Charles 11. Act being observed? It always appears to me that if ...
... UiDAUI ERNEST. LTD.. Ofi COMMERCIAL STREET. LEEDS, corn Fl RRIERA LAWS* TRILOBA, ...
... nearly seventy years, and is still in harness. He well remembers the Big Pudding oclobrations, of the repeal of the Corn Laws. ...