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... require 120 days' labour in Poland, and the corn, which could be produced in Poland with 100.days'labour, were to require 120 in England, then England, instead of growing corn, should purchase with her cloth, the corn of Poland and again, that the greater the ...
... CORN LAWS. The following petition is now in course of ft is one of the signs of the limes, that a community like the Society of Friends, tinguished for lhe calm and unobtrusive tenor of1' tl'J amidst the turmoils of political st'ifc,— except cause of ...
... THE CORN LAWS. The meeting of the Delegates assembled at Palace-yard on Tuesday morning, fully justifies the anticipation that the hostile feeling of the public in reference to the operation of the Corn- laws is not in the least abated. The deputation ...
... CORN LAWS It is hardly possible to state the Corn-law question in a clearer or better manner than in the following article from the Times. We reprint it for geucral edification but especially for the edification of those readers of the who suffer them- ...
... THE MONMOUTH CONSERVATIVES AND THE CORN LAWS. To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIP.,—The Conservatives of Monmouth, if we tire to judtre by the language of their organ, are thrown into very needless alarm, by one litile ray of Free Trade light ...
... THOMAS CARLYLE AND THE CORN LAWS. Extract from a letter received from Tnomas Carlyle, one of the best writers of our day and generation. The name of such a man; joined in the array against the faminp making corn law, will be a tower of strength. His opi- ...
... FARMERS AND AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS, AND THE CORN LAWS. -- In its editorial remarks on May 6, 1841, the MMUS has the following observations in the interest of agricultnral labourers in repealing the Corn Laws :—lt must ever be kept in mind, that the fanners ...
... OPINIONS OF MR. ELLICE ON THE CORN LAWS. The Right Hon. Edward Kllice Ins addressed a letter to ont of his constituents, the important bearing of which on the great subject which at present occupies the first place in public atten- tion, induces us to ...
... MEMORIAL TO i !I E QUEEN, FOR THE TOTAL AND IMMEDIATE OF THE CORN LAWS. The following general memorial, adopted at 32 populous places, and signed by 255,271 inhabitants, has been com- mitted for presentation, to the Earl of Radnor, Earl Fitz- william ...
... n FEW PAI it, CORNS BUNIONS. and ENLARORD TOR JOINTS—DLL LAWS CORN sad BUNION PLASTERS are the remedy. fey from all Piasters, Shields, or Co m p° @Mons ever /rented. By Instantly softening the a surroundit go, the pain goes at the Corn soon folnir in ...
... 1U WED in • FP W COINS and MAROON TOR JOINTIL—DIL LAWS CORN mid RUMOR PLABTRRS the soh remedy. They differ tram all Mallets, or sitioun emitted. By inateatly the adieu surroundiegs, the goes at once. the Cora men end Ituhreed Tee Joints Um for perfect ...
... rit3llll3 is s FEW PAID, COBIIIS 1..1 BUNIONS, INLAROZD 701 JOINTS—DIM LAWS CORN and BUNION are the oaly na remedy. I'bey dila hem all or Oompo .Wass By lasisatly the Gallon annomidlap, the pals gele Si tbs Com fellow tag. Seatons sad liaterged See Joints ...