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... America to-day gigantic scale in much the same general position England occupied during the vears leading to the repeal the corn laws. Just as England during those years bad gradually moved from agricultural to a manufacturing basis, so America has now passed ...
... had the satisfaction of gaining a lieutenancy. lie i. the great-grandson of the Inniim, Sir Robert Peel who abolished the Corn Laws. and it was his father whose dispersal the celc prated Peel pictures caused such a sensa , tion in the art world in MO. when ...
... good r•bomeg P•r. Ranabin Avesae. Tudor Light' 0 PTO Aron 5 , P, pan err, or. Peeking Apply 202 lOU H.M. Hammon M Gregor Corn laws, ..d Grinder milt • .born ?mg me: toe lain to , —So. SlO3 R le. oa• Cittaler god Bogdan,. n 0 . ,. &war. 11•Hotg. NOW's. ...
... huge pies, which have been served up in that village since i7BB. The last was made in 1896 to commemorate tho repeal of the corn laws fifty years before. This year's pie is to he made at a carnival in aid of the Huddersfield Royal Infirmary. The Denby Dale ...
... ever pieeided over the House of Common*, and that Sir Robert Peel whoao nam* i? prominently a-««iciated with the repeat the corn laws, and the establishment the police force celled Peel«r.-. bobbies.” Ilia Lordship new with, individual, the gf««l wishes oi ...
... abnormalities was almost loud ami persistent as that for reform of Parliamentary representation or for tho alWitiou of tests and Corn Laws. At that time the lowest charge for letter between London and Birmingham was ninepence, and if more than «a single sheet ...
... where grinding was done for almost every parish. The corn laws and the famine altered all this, and there was a big importation of flour, wheat and Indian corn. Belfast merchants rose speedily to this opportunity of lucrative trade. Young aspirants to fortune ...
... that the public can be hoodwinked into the .belief that the matter can disposed i»y the arguments which did duty when the Corn Laws re repealed, there is au unpleasant awakening in store for them. THE NORTHERN WHIG AND BELFAST POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 ...
... Royal was with him, too. That was some time in the 'forties. What a crowd trailed along the pier after them! IN CORN LAWS PERIOD. The Corn Laws period stands out vividly In her recollections—l remember the poverty and distress. I say this notwithstanding ...
... The Protection policy represented the Corn Laws had previously held the field for sixty years, and eventually was washed away the deluge 1845—the rain which, says in his life of Cobden. rained away the Com Law*.” But. the man in the street in Belfast ...
... abolished, and the first mild and thin instalment of Parliamentary reform took place. It was again 1846, when the lepeai Corn Laws was supijoaed, and believed, have laid (he lanned interest—that persistent and vital thing—in its grave. It was again—for ...
... their progress an old man proudly exhibited to Mr. Cnurchill medal which was struck b commemoration of the repeal of the Corn Laws. Polling was very brisk throughout the day, and the return was expected show a much higher percentage of votes than at previous ...