... Anti- Corn-Law Meeting.—ln compliance with a requisition the Lord Provost, public meeting of the *■' habitants of Aberdeen is to held the Court-House, on Thursday, to into consideration the propriety petitioning Parliament ior the repeal the Corn Laws ...

... THE ANTI-CORN LAW AGITATION IN GERMANY. Bertin, Friday.—No fewer than cight pablic the meetings were heid to-night by Social Democratic party in different districts to protest against the Government action on the corn law question. It 1s estimated that ...

... written the following letter to a Romsey correspondent, who offered to forward a copy of P&lmereto speech the repeal the Corn Laws, which he considered contained view« very much like expreeeed by Six William: wood, Lyndhurst. Dear Sir, —I much obliged ...

... world haj the system large landed estates developed much as England, and that that movement did not date from the time the corn laws. the conditions agriculture had developed a much more favourable way. The medium sized and smaller estates could not without ...

... I wasagainst it when it inter- Tamsonow, A Tories voted for the Factory Bill to revenge upon manufacturers who were the corn laws, and the few juring Government of it, a8 @ means of in- ...

... Central Land and Housing Council, said no problem which had been submitted a Government to the country since the days of the Corn Laws would haw profound effect upon the condition of the people the programme which the Prime Minuter submitted last day. It would ...

... working class, who, in tho time of the Corn Laws, were subject the governmentof peers and borough mongers and their nominees. He saw that the Tory party were now actually saying that they repealed the Corn Laws and gave the labourers the big loaf. Ho ...

... supporters of the Corn Laws admit . that any causes which operate prejudicially to any one of these *hree hives of industry must operate against the others., 4Isball only, however; enter into the argument of the repeal of the Corn Laws, iu so far as it ...

... errors in conrection with Mr Gladstone's speeches, especially allnding to his stating that Peel carried the repeal of the corn laws “not by = majority of those who placed him in power, but because the mecasure which hoo‘pmpncd receivad the fair and liberal ...

... passage of the great Reform Bill of 1832 which laid the foundations of the modern electorate. It was so in the repeal of the COrn Laws in 1846. and in the extension of the franchise in 1884. Once again it is the old cause of freedom and progress ...

... inctm. vemence, to Rive the greater part Mr. Cobden s •iwecli in support of hix motion for inquiry into the effect of tin Corn laws on the condition of the tenant farroetc and farm labourers. For closeness of reasoning, felicity of illustration, and ir ...

... 1832, which to draft; secondly, his ever ready help in stormy times first lieutenant to S'ir Robert Peel the repeal of the corn laws; and, thirdly, his admimswation under different Prime Ministero, of the Admiralty, especially at the time the Crimean War ...