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... benefitted by the corn laws, the tenantfarmers hail been the sufferers. Not to go further bock than 1815, he would ask them to take a glum* at sled the corn laws had done for them. The coni law of that year was framed, like all the other ...
... century which ocomprehenels the passing of the Reform Bill, the Abolition of Slavery in the West Indies. the Repeal of the Corn Laws, the Amelioration of the Criminal Code, the Chartist Agitation, the great tide of Emigration. the Discovery of the Gold Fields ...
... was going on in the villages, where there was an awakening such as there had not been since 1885, or even the days of the Corn Laws. Labourers were crowding to meetings, farmers were attending them because they wanted independence and freedom as much as ...
... was one of time sod mode. Bat whoa Sir E. Peel fist declared to the of cosmos= that he felt the time had aimed siren the corn laws should be repealed, Sir Robert declared also that the repeal of the malt tax must foMew. HIS weeds were echoed by that statesman ...
... religion were hostile to Christianity.— Id. A.—Where will the frippery of the Anti-Ballot be • • dozen years hence! With the corn laws and the peculiar institution. Perhaps the ballot, like antisluvery, will be proved hostile to Christianity. 99. Be believed ...
... BROWN & POLSON'S PATENT CORN FLOUR. Laws. .Mt.. ' THIS II SUPIRIOR 10 AMBLING 01 TIM LIND FIRST th• kiwi Manufactured mid t lasi= /ft BROWN & POLIO', LID m =own. PASSIM. DIMM, LID LOITOS. 'HE Lod to Goo ter Brillbaey. MINERAL OIL LAMPS, To boos PATINT ...
... the duty on corn, and when foreign cattle were prevented coming to this country, everything was so poor, and people so near the point of starvation that the Government were obliged to abolish the corn laws. At that time the price of corn was high, and ...
... encourage them in Wales by informing them what was THOHOtt;il OF LAND LAWS until the whole farmer class felt the necessity for it and called upon their repreeentatives to so amend the law so that these should be fair to the tenants and securing work for the ...
... John Russell and Richard Cobden had heeded the sneers heaped upoa them, the Reform Bill would yet be unoarried, and the Corn Laws still unrepealed. Barking breaks no boats. Pus on. Yours, do., : CYNIRO. WELSIE VOLUNTEER CORPS. SIR,— In the' Herald of ...
... Reform Bill mor Ryddfrydig or quarters yna. Hefyd ymffrostiant mai hwy a basiodd y Catholic Emancipation Bill, Repeal of the Corn Laws, &c.; mewn gwirionedd, dywedant yn hyf anal hwy a rod& odd bob peth ag sydd ag ychydig o sawyr Rhyddfrydig arno i ni. Wel ...
... in Th., apposed reform io every shape (hear). They opposed reform of the espreseotatiosi they opposed the repeaj of the corn laws; mad they set their fame against a redaction in the tuxedo! the country; and various other measures of similar character ...