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... bells, but thisl may venture to say, neither the Corn Laws, nor high wages, have prevented the consumma- tion of these blessings, nor yet prevented these little Isles, as one of thespeakers at the anti-corn-law meeting said, a few days ago, from being able ...
... THE CORN LAWS. Mr. Fryer, whom the people of Wolverhampton have sent parliament, as a representative of the wisdom and intelligence of that place, has lately been delivering himself of a furious philippic against the corn laws. A Mr. Ebenezer Elliott ...
... Chairman then stated, that he had received several letters on the subject of the corn laws, which must create great alarm ; in particular, a communication from a respectable corn merchant at Leith, which contains the following remark:- 'W Ve have now had a ...
... THE CORN LAWS. Cheap Bread ! cheap Bread ! the Whig impostors cry, Mocking the poor with a delusive lie ; How foul the cheat! how dirty the device Since Wages fall as Bread's redue'd in price Says Johnny to Giles, we Radical beauties Have met here to-day ...
... had attempted answer Sir Robert Peel, bat whatever the House might think to the Corn Laws, it would admit that the Hou. Member had entirely tailed. Sir John thought a corn law iudispeiisable. Mr. PEASE bud the moat unshaken belief that no amount of Uutv ...
... .V[ULL. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1841 -THlE CORN LAWS. -7 Is rather singular, that one of the ablest elucidations *Xe corn laws in England should be from the pen of a .Fc -chnmai: but such is the case,-the Baron CHAnRLES 1A'te;, in a paper recently read to ...
... THE CORN LAWS. THE subject the Corn Laws is one the mo9t difficult, in all its branches, to which we can approach ; and is one on which the ablest and most profound statesmen have differed, and differ—yet it is one, on which superficial decide without ...
... CORN LAWS TO THE EDITOR OF THE LEEDS INTELLIGENCER. Sir, — The advocate for a repeal of these laws, says that by so doing we shall obtain an extra mart and vent for our cloth, and, of course, a greater and increasing price in proportion to such greater ...
... THE CORN LAWS. The following letter from the pen of the Right Honourable William Hcskisson (written in 1814) on tbe subject the Corn Laws, s copied from the Morning Post, which paper it has been recently republished ; and as the arguments which it contains ...
... as I should regret the repeal of the Corn-Laws, in as far as it would take from the people the means of support, and from the nation the opportunity at present enjoyed of increasing its wealth and power. The Corn-Law repealers abandoned of their own accord ...
... THE CORN LAWS. In onr fourth page wiU be found nication on the of the Corn I* L$ Liw Societies, now forming in roe' lontion to that article ; and would stre commendation of the writer, that a ' be appointed in London, to diffuse info* ' and to afford ...
... CORN LAWS. A meeting was held at the Court-House, m this town, yesteruay, to take into consideration the propriety of petitioning Parliament for revision of the Corn Laws. The attendance was numerous and respectable. On the motion of Mr. George Banes ...