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... haves SMOKE AND CORN” half-Welsh half-English evidence of police officer in the Caernarvon court must have made those magistrates understood only English although lived for many among Welsh-speaking people wonder what smoke had to do with “corn” They were ...
... Victoria value author places this token Royal favour— allusion to great important event suspending ultimately repealing the corn laws which clogged tlie commerce ages— The kind-heartedness of our ill listening to cry of people repeal obnoxious one of tlie ...
... what they like about being the working mnn'e beet friend experience contradicts it most emphatically from the repeal a the Corn Laws to the passing of the Cattle Bill. Their political lender i Lord Ileacopsfleld) has never pawed a single Act of Parliament ...
... resolution Remember the description which was given in verses of the Corn Law rhymer of the sufferings endured by the people the burning indignation the sufferings called forth : taxed your corn they fettered trade every good tiiat Uod hath made They turned ...
... the question of reducing the drunkenness of the country. It had become as iwportant a question as was the repeal of the Corn Laws (applause). Drunkenness underlay all the misery which existed in the country. The present state of the case was, that the ...
... By the law as it stood in January lest, the taxes upon tee would have fallen to-morrow to Is. dd. per lb. Can Mr. Mostyn tientradiet that! (uproar). I ask Mr. Mnotyn what will be the taxes upon tea tomorrow by the law 'as it stands.• By the law as it was ...
... the landlords are concerned must admit that Protection has generally been a thing for them The Corn Laws were first in 1804 when a duty of 24s 3d put upon corn immediately put up the price of land a corresponding amount On examining the report of the House ...
... SAMUEL HITCH The Anti-Cora Xeague The Council of the National Anti-Corn Law League have published the following address people of United Kingdom : The Council the National Anti-Corn-Law League having rendered rn account of proceedings and expenditure now ...
... record Ever since Conservatives under Sir Peel Whigs under John Russell joined Liberal and Radical Traders wiio repeal' the Corn Laws Free been article Liberal falith distinctive I lank the platform of tho Liberal Old-fashioned clung to Protection from until ...
... succeeded in entering the House of Commons for the first time pledged there to fight the parliamentary battles of the Anti-Corn Law League. The reader is well acquainted, doubtless, with the origin and aims of this memorable League, so that it will suffice ...
... repealing the pressing on agriculture Mr EWART Mr HaRDY contended of serving farmer the of all would be do with monopoly of corn laws Mr Hodges said his opinion could be no substantial relief to agriculturists repeal of the tax Mr A Johnston said tho that ...
... a common battle against opponents of the com fierce malignant implacable forming every part of Great Britain repeal the Corn laws and only: the the sltogether Much been lost tardiness agriculturists have come forward to grappla their been inactive have ...