... Niupton, said that as long as they had a prosperous country they were going to have trouble over servants. The repeal of the Corn Laws struck a fatal blow at domestic service; Free Trade dug the grave; and free education buried it. ...

... showed that It meant business and undertook this task in the spirit in which Cobden and Bright undertook the fight for the Corn Laws, they would win. Well, said Mr. Lloyd.Ciiebege; amidst applause. I am 6.3, and I am willing to go on until I drop. *You ...

... them that all popular agitations in the past, such as Catholic emancipation, the abolition of slavery, the repeal of the Corn Laws, Home Rule, and even the beginning of the suffrage movement itself had all taken many years before the results were achieved ...

... the Corn Laws started, it was said that to repeal those laws would mean the economic ruin of Britain, would result in the starvation of the town-dwellers, and would! strike a fatal blow at the agricultural industry of our own country. But the Corn Laws ...

... gained by land room, there would MOOD arise in irreiighble demand for it that would wail the etruggle tor the repeal of the Corn Laws, and it would bring them back to power on a great wave as that of 1408. ...

... decaying industries, the growing of corn is another example. Before the Repeal of the Corn Laws enough corn, —oats and barley chiedy—had to be grown by the local tamers to supply the district. This , accounts for the three corn-miljs of that ...

... reconcile the interests of those who live in towns, which has been the main aim of every statesman since the repeal of the Corn Laws. If he carries out his intention we shall be as delighted as we shall be asiopishcd. ...

... THE FLIGHT OF LHITISH AORICI-LTURE. It used to be said that the rains of the summer of rained away the Corn Laws. Will anything be rained away by the rains of the summer of 1V27? will depend on the weather of the next tew weeks. Serious damage has already ...

... went to the town was that agricultural work did not pay. The decline of amble land could be traced to the repeal of the Corn Laws Speaking on the subject of agriculture education, J. James suggested that the Glamorgan Agricultural Committee should be ...

... opposed the extension of the franchise, they opposed the de% elopment of the coalfields, they opposed the Repeal of the Corn Laws, they opposed Old Age. Pensions, they opposed Health Insurance s and Local Government. They oppose the Liberal Land Proposals ...

... industry in the country is suffering, and although there is no fear that there will be a recourse to the methods of the old Corn Laws there is no reason why something should not be done by the Government to foster an interest in what is the oldest and still ...

... liiesteg and neighbourhood, agrienTlure and weaving. The one was reduced to a shadow of former importance by the Repeal of the Corn Laws and the other was knocked out altogether Iv the Lancashire spinning jenny. But wWI the extension of the coal trade factories ...