... THE DAYS OF THE CORN TAWS The Rught Hon. © T. Ritchie, Lord of Aberdeen University. delivered bis Reo torial aduress yerterday on Social Progress 10 the Nineteen He was vo pesai- mist. He was content to postulate progress as a factor of civilisation, ...

... SUSPENSION THE FRENCH CORN LAWS. EXPLANATORY CIRCULAR THE DIKECT'JR-SiS.NERAL CUSTOM?. A circular from the Director-General of Customs contains the following instructions, relative to the decree of the 22nd ult., which temporarily suspends the application ...

... LIVERPOOL POST AND MERCURY SATURDAY 1933 BOOKS OF THE DAY A NEW STUDY IN THE CORN LAWS The Corn Laws Social England By Fay Cambridge Press 10s 6d net Mr Fay in view of return protective tariffs considers inappropriate to restate the circumstances which ...

... THE SECRET HISTORY of the REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS. In the second volume of the late Sir Robert Peel's Memoirs, written hims?lf, we find full details of the corn-law repeal measure. It was early in August of 1815 thatrroil 3e[oil 3 fi-st reached him of ...

... anniversary of the repeal of the corn lews Bury possesses a mooument of Bir Robert Peel, who was e native of the town, and who, as Prime Minister, repealed the corn Laws. Yesterday morning the stetue was decoreted with wreaths of corn and roses, with the following ...

... (applause). The Corn Laws were passed for other purpose than to MAINTAIN THE RENTS OF LANDLORDS and the profile the landowners (applause). They were politied contrivances obtain increased rent*. Lord Liverpool, in introducing the Corn Laws, said that the ...

... PROTECTION IN FRANCE. THE QUESTION OF THE CORN LAWS. ' TIIJCORAM-1 Paris, S: vuay. —Referring to the report of the intention the Government to reduce or abolish the duties grain. the Trmp» this evening says that M. Mehne has given attentive s'.udy to ...

... Tho Chamberlain Paradise. “ Radical Tlunt,’ referring to the condrtroe of the Jabourer under the Corn Laws, saya: — Aw their hardships increased they became discontented In moore and sullen and the course of twenty years the poor fellowe had become so ...

... of refutatron that itis mistake to say either that dear bread was the cause of the repeal of the Corn Laws, or, secondly, that the repeal of the Corn Laws produood immediately ary reduction in the proe of bread (applause) But I have still something else ...

... the debate at the previous sitting, that the great case to be made for the agri- culturist dated from the repeal of the Corn Laws, The farmers at that time did not obtain that road, ustrment of boca! bardens which woald bave enab!| ed them to carry on ...

... pondent prices fell afier the repeal of the Corn Laws That is to say, that they rose and fell, just as they had done for centunes Whether they rose and fel] in direct conse quence of the repeal of the Corn Laws is the at Mr Gladstone said point really must ...

... pronounced to be one of a small number of medals which were struck of the triumph of the agitation for the repeal of the Corn Laws. ...