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THE CORN LAWS.
... an average of years, it may make bread a little dearer than it would be without a Corn Bill; but in whatever degree a repeal of the Corn Bill would reduce the price of corn, it would reduce the means of the greatest mass of the people to employ artisans ...
THE CORN LAWS
... THE CORN LAWS. Lord Worslcy has addressed to his constituents^ the electors of Liudsev. Lincolnshire, the following letter, declaratory of his lordship's resolution to shake off the trammels of party, alld give his support to ihe agrieultural interest ...
THE CORN LAWS
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THE TIMES AND THE CORN LAWS
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DIVISIONS ON THE CORN LAWS
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THE CORN LAWS. am.-
... which is now agitating the country—the Corn Laws, and on examining the table it will be found that the decrease in our woollen exports is marked and strik- ing in those countries which may be characterised as corn growing countries, and whose most abundant ...
THE GERMAN CORN LAWS
... THE GERMAN CORN LAWS. [REUTER'S BRRLIN, Saturday. The agitation hfere and in the provinces conse- quent upon the dearness of provisions continues unabated. The Berliner Tayeblatt reports Dr Miquel, Minister of Finance, to have stated in private conversation ...
WHO REPEALED THE CORN LAWS?
... I WHO REPEALED THE -CORN LAWS? lto -- * to ANOTHER LETTER BURRED BY TEIE les SOT WAL.CYE DAILY NEWS. ,ed To THE RDsTn OF TaLE WESTERN M6AtLr li. StI,-On the 22nd of October an article appeared i in the South Wales Laity News entitled 'Who gh- Repealed ...
WHO REPEALED THE CORN LAWS ?
... WHO REPEALED THE CORN LAWS ? AMONG the many fictions in which Tories take supreme delight is that most stupid one of all, the repeal of the Corn Laws by the Tory party. We call this the most stupid of all because those who are anxious to get the credit ...
T1 IK CORN LAWS.| ....
... T1 IK CORN LAWS. He must be a mad man who attemp'od to disturb the present Corn Laws.—LORD M HI nointNK—1840. TO THE ELECTORS AND INHABITANTS OF SAINT ALBANS. The above mo uorable words were used by tli present Prime Minister of England a few short ...
MR. BRIGHT AND THE CORN LAWS
... import that, in fact, eighty millious sterling in value were ported, nearly all of which it was the object of corn laws and other protective laws to exclude from country. More than half the working men of Engl:l! with their families, are fed on bread which ...