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... CORN LAWS A woman writer who was moved to write as a result of her experiences in Liverpool wa, Mrs. M. Oliphant, who was born in Liverpool and was vividly impressed by the great distress among the people which was aggravated by wide scale immigration ...
... THE SPANISH CORN LAWS. A SLIJHKG SCALE. Hera's Mai>i:;i>. .vhsdat.—The Cabinet was to ...
... ECHOES! •A MEMORIAL to Queen Victoria for the lOW repeal of the Corn Laws, promoted by the Ladies' Committee, meeting at the Scotch Secession Church, Mount Pleasant, signed by numerous Liverpool women. • UVERPOOL Camera's's reponsil ba negotiating with ...
... No. 186. The itio.Corn lau asita• lion attained it, end in 1816. II hat Liverpool men a ere I onne, ter( it .4nswer.— Repeal of the Corn Lau.. Between 183 and 1841 there seas ceatinual and ,trong agitation for the repeal of the Corn LIISIS, and men of ...
... Anniversaries: 1788: Sir Robert Peel, founder of the Metropolitan Police, born. He also introduced income tax and repealed the Corn Laws. ...
... Liverpool must always be verv proud of its association with his memory. He did great deal to pave the way for the reform of the Corn Laws, and very unfortunate that difference of opinion between Peel and himself prevented these two eminent men being members of ...
... country when the Government yielded. 'Co the first point Mr. Bright is certainly entitled. There was no violence in the Corn 'Law agitation. On the other hand, may be admitted that the circumstances were very different, and that the Irish people can scarcely ...
... for the publio announcement her intended marriage. Seven rears after, being the first Parliament after the repeal ot the Corn Laws, day opening chosen by her Majesty was January 19, that ths anniversary of this the second earliest Parliament in the year ...
... 0-level studies was too immersed in the Peterloo Massacre and Lord Liverpool's unfathomable meanness in bringing in the Corn Laws to realise it. Change, for a history student, belonged to the past. To the discerning, though, the signs, in 1962, that the ...
... the principles of Free Trade Lod Illolorm enunmased by Cobden uodo his rbll mood as ewer, that who would and restore the Corn laws am also bittoreet orpooeets of hie general policy l Reform. the pablie eon expect manna gad from• party easel is berm :mop ...
... that strikes me as worth mentioning. If the Anti-Corn law League bad never existed—if Mr. Cobden and myself, or Mr. Charles N'illiets, or others who were foremost in that movement—bad Uteri, the Corn Laws must neapsearly have been abolished. Everybody must ...
... ueseribed the prospect thus opened _as tne most serious that has beeu opened in recollection since the crisis j regard to the Corn Laws. It true that the j House of Lords apparently does not propvse to set itself in direct and open antagonism to the principle ...