... exert ourselves, we believe, with Earl Fitzwilliam, that laws, based as the corn law is, on injustice and partiality, can never be of long endurance. Of the partiality and evil effects of these laws we, also, have too fatal experience to doubt of their ...

... The corn Laws. }!, iiiiUWlHPH'i. »?!.$!?» ...

... those who cannot answer them represent them to be, will A Cumberland Farmer show us that the Corn Law is just in principle and wise in policy ? If the Corn Law enhances the price of provisions, can he show us that that is for the benefit of the working ...

... Coin Laws, but nil other laws that give privi ege and power to the few at the expense and to the exclusion of the many, w:ll remain undisturbed and unquestioned If our worthy contemporan had had political existence in 1822 and 1828, the Corn Law of would ...

... upwards was exported to pay for Corn; and another bad harvest, with the present Corn Laws, would infallibly make the Bank of England stop payment. If the Corn trade was on the same footing as other trades, the importation of Corn would no ...

... Corn Laws Ghe Cartisle Sournal. —— CARLISLE, SATURDAY, DEC, 25, 1841 We have not time to do more than call atten- tion to the following announcement in the Times of Thursday :— Chris:opher, M.P. for A speech which has just reached us, by. Mr. to his ...

... CORN LAWS. THE EDITOR OF THE CARLISLE JOURNAL. Sic the important question the Com Laws will shortly be agitated in Parliament, and has frequently been brought before the public impartial by the publication arguments use,] on both sides.if the question ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TOe Carlisle CARLISLE, SA TURD A V, March 15, 183* The House of Commons has decided that the C** Laws sliall not be altered for the present—by tfl rity of 157. The Morning Chronicle says when • people show themselves to be earnest, the ...

... CORN LAWS. To Messrs. Warren and Nightingale, who Presided as Chairmen at the Dinner given by the Anti-Corn Law Operatives of the Town of Manchester. Dublin, April 21, 1840. Gentlemen—The couttesy as well as the talent which each of you displayed as chairmen ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Carlisle CARLISLE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1845. Tbe Corn Laws have not yet been knocked down with the rotten potatoes ; but their doom is sealed—although the Iron Duke persists upholding the scale which it now discovered cannot be made ...

... THE CORN LAWS. CARLISLE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 15, 1838. Some disappointment was felt last Saturday ' amongst the dealers in corn, at the state of the averages for the last six weeks. It was fully anticipated that the price would have reached that amount which ...

... esci P*«l of the Corn Laws would reduce Sl ' or • ' bread by one half is sheer non- usion. corn could be had in 'or . ,.g .,. 0 ,]i warehousethe mere cost importation would amount little short of the price named Mr. Attwood. The Corn Laws ...