... have gone on discussing some opeetion like the registration of partnerships, and the great question of the repeal of the Corn Laws and all the vast results that have followed it might have been postponed for years or for generations. And on this very last ...

... interminable, and the doubt is so far confirmed by fact: for a writer in the Morning Herald, speaks of the repeal of the Corn Laws as an act for the enslaving of human beings and the depression of free labour. He says :— This dark and foul stain on ...

... of courec—Mr. Disraeli, reverting to a review entered into by Mr. Bright of political events sine, the abolition of the Corn Laws, said the question before the House was not the political biography of Mr. Bright, though under ordinary circumstances be ...

... quietly attending to their own business on Change ; and the same apathy marked their conduct during the struggle against the Corn Laws. It is, therefore, a novelty to see them now come forward and take the initiative in a great movement, which has already ...

... confidence of the people, but he was a man who was a disciple and a follower of Sir Robert Peel when he deterndned to ropea! the Corn Laws, the friend and associate of Cobden and John Bright (cheers). He was a man who had managed our finances for several rears ...

... Liberal still. He was an advocate for free trade and for the removal of religious disabilities. As to the repeal of the corn laws, lie thought the House of Commons had resisted that change long after the people had become convinced of its necessity. He ...

... locally-grown corn, as the roads were too bad to fetch loads from a distance, the relative value of the poorer corn was imoseasureably grade; and that greater value is the present basis. The clergy say that they will not give reductions because the corn average ...

... of the kind? On one large estate, within his own knowledge, there had been no revision of rents since the repeal of the corn laws (applause). He appealed to the moderate men of Wales us sink their differences and to support those who, like Mr. Boodle; ...

... against the test and corporation acts, who advocated the emancipation of the slave, and who denouooed the oppression of the corn laws as unjust and cruel, have the audacity to brand those who happen to differ from them, on the subjeot of war and violence ...

... business and commerce of the country (hear, hear). Lord Salisbury had stated that England was gnat before the passing of the Corn Laws. Yes, it was a country of great fortunes and great for its pauperism (loud applause). At this juncture Mr. Thomas Gee, Denbigh ...

... support laws Lord opinion before opinion that would unwise imprudent totally repeal corn time reserving upon modifications law thought proper expedient 1 unquestionably government government to bring forward support motion for repeal of the corn fur change ...

... necessarily have to enter upon the forbidden ground of polities, and discuss the much vexed question of the repeal of the corn laws and free trade. We content ourselves, therefore, by simply recording in our worm, the gratifying fast that during the last ...