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... few davs ego. were surprised see that, though he proposed support Ministers generally, differed from their policy on the Corn Laws, and was opposed to a fixed duty. are now pleased to find from theaheration made by Mr. Arehibcld his address, that this ...
... presented in favour of the total and immediate repeal of the corn laws. Mr. S. CRAWFORD pave notice, that he would call the attention of the house to the propriety of extending the power of poor law guardians, so as to enable them to grant oat door relief ...
... Sir Peel would not be able lo resist repeal of the corn laws. Mr. Liddell regarded this motion as one of canfidence or no confidence in the government; and, in regard to the non repeal tbe corn laws, he staled bis conviction that the gentlemen England ...
... resisting the repeal of the law which put a tax food. By challenging the right the people’s representatives make laws, the Lords are carrying out their resistance to the principle the being represented in the making of laws, li the people have profited ...
... four Parliaments, and if obtain renewal of your confidence shall not fail give strenuous opposition the alteration in the Corn Laws proposed by her Majesty’s advisers, believing it to detrimental to the ge neral interests of the propire, but especially ...
... execution in July, 1835. Another irregular discussion, in which several noble lords look part, occurred on the subject of the corn laws ; and a great many petitions were presented in reference the same question. Lord ASHBURTON moved for returns connected with ...
... ParliMiuenls, and if I obtain renewal of your confidence I shall not fail give strenuous opposition to the alteration in the Corn Laws proposed her Nsjesty's advisers, believing it detrimental the general interests of the empire, but especially and more p ...
... Rowring then gave an account what he had seen and heard in foreign parts, chiefly in reference the operation of the Fnglrsh corn laws. narrated how he had prevailed upon AM abandon his inonojioly, and throw open the ports of F-gypt to foreign wheat; and the ...
... Now the Anti-Corn Law League never used stronger language thuii this. is the very epitoo'e of all the diatribes of the Seditious Parliament” of Palace yard ! And why was it fruitless and forgotten ? because there was no Anti-Corn Law L« ague, powerful ...
... Belfast has received the ajipoiutuient of Distributor of the Rfyiuiu Dunum, the salary attached to which is j£32o. Tiik Corn Laws.— Mkkvixgof theKilkrnny Corporation.— .V meeting of the Kilkenny Corporation was held Tuesday, when memorial to the Queen ...
... Home Government? declared object of this bill, in its preamble ?—Namely, assimilate the same (the law of election and registry,) as nearly as may be, to the law in force in England and Wales. (See heading of the bill.) The other member utteily disclaims ...
... whole house, the corn laws. That he would also more resolutions on the same day, in committee of the whole house, on the navigation laws. That on Friday next the noble lord would move the appointment of a select committee on the law of settlement. And ...