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... NEW CORN LAWS Mrs J. R. Clynes writes: Something is happening which feel that the mothers of Britain should insist on knowing about. We hare read of the distraught days of the old Corn Laws and the terrible times they brought to health and home. secret ...
... voice to raise All who desire Corn Laws to continue as they now exist, stand up; those for a fixed duty retain their seats.” Nearly the whole number rose, leaving eight or ten sitting. The average duty under the existing laws was said to be 3s. 6d., but ...
... peace policy. And Free Trade in corn. Ile is remembered still (especially by the Protectionist Press) as the Apostle of Free Trade. What is not so often remembered is that his fight for the abolition of the iniquitous Corn Laws was due to conviction based ...
... Miscellaneous FREE TRADER.-The Corn Laws were repealed in 1946. ROWLAND.- Penny postage was introduced in Britain in 1114 C. JIMMY THE ONE.- The year 1960 was a Leap Year, and Feb. 29 fell on a Wednesday. A. J.-The assassination of the Archduke Francis ...
... No. 186. The itio.Corn lau asita• lion attained it, end in 1816. II hat Liverpool men a ere I onne, ter( it .4nswer.— Repeal of the Corn Lau.. Between 183 and 1841 there seas ceatinual and ,trong agitation for the repeal of the Corn LIISIS, and men of ...
... The Corn Law Peril SOMETIIING is happening about which I feel that the mothers of Britain should insist on knowing. We have read of the distraught days of the old Corn Laws and the terrible , times they brought to health and home. To-day secret discussions ...
... FROM MRS. J. R. CLYNES The Cern Laws LIOMETITING is happening which T feel 1, - , that the mothers of !trite)/ insist on knowing about. We have reed of the distraught days of the old Corn Laws and the terrible times they brought to henith and home. T4-day ...
... of the Corn Laws, forced on by the failure the potato crop and the Irish famine; the old Duke of Wellington, always obeying that the repeal of the Corn Laws would mean the ruin of the landed interests. There was Cobden—the leader of the Corn ...
... plaster to a wooden lea. BRUNTY. NO NEW CORN LAWS. Sin, —Something is happening which feel that the mothers of Britain should insist knowing about. We have read of the distraught days of the old Corn Laws and the terrible times they brought to health ...
... porous plaster a wooden le£. \ BRUNTY. NO NEW CORN LAWS. —Something is happening which feel that the mothers of Britain should insist knowing about. have rev.l the disti aught days of the old Corn Laws mid the terrible times they brought to health and ...
... has sent fantastic effusion to the Press about secret conferences to frame new corn laws. We have read, says Mrs. Clynes, of the distraught days of the old corn laws. Now it is excellent to read the history of the early nineteenth century. There ...
... WORK BEING UNDONE The second great issue, Sir Herbert went on, was the repeal of the Corn Laws. ...