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... ofiice, by remitting the cash in advance. Oflice, 198, Strand, London. THE CORN LAWS. TIIE DAILY NEWS of this Day contains, in a Supplement, a COMPLETE HISTORY of the i CORN LAWS in this Country. With a Selection of such Statistical Matter as is likely ...
... examination, in reference to the present Corn Laws, are worthy of attention You are understood to have stated that there is greater equability price under the present law than you conceive there would be if that law was removed s—No5 —No ; I only say there ...
... increase in the supply of British grown corn, and concurrent diminution of prices as compared with previous years, that there ! exists no reasonable ground for tampering with the present Corn ; Laws. I 3. That the Corn Laws, as regulated on ...
... in the same nurket dearer corn of the same quality. 2. That the expense growing corn in England is greater than that of growing it in many continental places. First, then, I will ask—what the cause the expense of ! growing corn in England being greater ...
... be held at the Duke William, Church-gate, on Monday evening next, at 7 o'clock, form an Association for the Repeal of the Corn Laws and the extension of the Suffrage. ...
... This day, in Bvo., price ls. 6 ...
... Commons, Lord Althorp deferred till Thursday his motion relative to the Bank Charter, and Lord Milton postponed his motion the Corn Laws till the I7th. Probably these postponements have some connection with the situation in which Ministers are placed by last ...
... Pres- ton in thinking that a reformed Parliament was not likely to re- peal the Corn LaWs. He was sure that the first act of a reformed Parliament would be to repeal the Corn Laws, and establish an unrestricted trade in the necessaries of life. He knew this ...
... -5^ lii*',.' Robert Pee), to the effect that he neither has, nor f' ...
... immense fortunes. Air Cobden had said that the Corn Laws were repealed, corn could obtained l»er cent, less than at present. He (Mr. Woodward) would ask the agriculturists if they could afford grow corn at anything less than its present price.' (Hear ...
... point of view. * Britannia, ill. A FEW WORDS on the REPEAL of the CORN LAWS. Price ls. iv. The CRISIS ; a Satire of the Day. Price 6.1. v. A COLLECTION of PAMPHLET'S on the CORN LAWS. In 4 vols., 28s. In deniv Bvo., pric- . ?? FACTS UPON FACTS, chiefly ...
... Square. Anti-Corn-I_aw Soiree! i THE COMMITTEE of the Bradford A nti- Corn Law ASSOCIATION, in conjunction with the Operative and the Horton Associations, have decided uponholding a PUBLIC TEA PARTY. 1 TO AGITATE THE REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS, ...