... Ian grilnt crops. ac That *arlys in dtlis County vicre taiken in loots, On teleit faith of the stability of the present corn laws, by whtich a a 1 higher price is obtainedl for barley and oats titan that which will be obtained fhr themt, tircording to ...

... presided. Mr Rutherfurd, WIY,, was likewise present, and addressed the meeting. Resolutions were adopted condemning the Corn Laws in -ll, but especially in existing circumstances. and memorializing the Government to open the ports for the free admission ...

... Catbdlies, who abolished re- slavery throughout the British dominiions, who passed the Re- LSform Act, who repealed the Corn Laws, add who, at length, b have 'finally succeeded in establishing Free Taea h ueo .sous foture commercial polioy. '. In a Cabinet ...

... It was said by, Lord Stanley that every other country had a corn law. True; but what sort of a corn law ? Nothing like ours. And his lordship read a description of the protective corn laws of the countries ...

... ; but who will candidly ?? that many farmers in times past depended as much, if not more, on the efflcienev of the late Corn Laws than they did in making a rational bargain with the proprietors Captain Barclay of Ury, who may be truly termed the farmer's ...

... I-lisLhabits mayb whai ititlie Slis, but is this any proof that he is qualifcd to decide on so iyomentotos D qucs- tion as the corn laws; ot is it aciy declaration of ills sentiments onl this most imtportantsubject? His fortuneway depead onl egricciluiio; but ...

... discus. 110 ,( se ast yettr, a greait depreciation had taken place in the lil value cif corn, and ti ecltire that titey hoped, insteatl of alt - tiny change in the corn laws, ithe MUinisters would have si t evised something, rather, for the further Secttriiy ...

... We tie er believed in the doctriie that a human law rntail vtegiilete the vatle or corn, en as tn ?? prices steady; ' eithpr kin we believe thiit (a'oets will fin atiy permanent relief from the Corn l.aws. however modfileit. There have beet,, there a e ...

... with a massive silver jug, as an expression of their grati- tude for the measure framed by him for the abolition of the Corn Laws, and of their admiration of his independent, eloquent, and successfnl sueport of the princioies of free-trade. EDINBURGH ...

... better market for agricultural produce thait at present exists. a The Croupierproposed- An amicable settlement to the Corn Laws, adn , may it be such as will prove satisfactory to the Agriculturist and Manufac- turer.' The healths of the Chairman and ...

... amount of ille- gal transactions than during the railway mania, and the glorious uncertainty of the law has attained its highest form in the shape of railway law. The materials for litigation are in a state of con- centration heretofore unparalleled. The Passions ...

... in which you took so much interest, tie adoption of free trade and the repeal of the corn laws, -was full of difficulty, and that was done. The reforcation of our laws for the relief of the poor was a b matter of extreme difficulty, and it baffled Parliament ...