... Account of the annual average money price of each Three per Cent Stock from 1815 to 1834 Corn Laws— Mr HtJME forward motion the important question of the com laws The hon member deprecating the partial views subject of the agriculturists would best promoted ...

... as it goes, is certainly plain enough. It distinctly tells the people that the Franchise was kept from them because the Corn Laws had made them poor—too poor to pay the expense of, and spare the time necessary for, self-culture, and the education of their ...

... imposts and taxes, commonly known under the epithet of corn law burilieus. Ilia object was to embody the idea of a practicable remedy: and he did really feel assured that the abolition of the corn laws mode it imperative on a honest legislature to carry ...

... these facts furnish no argument against the free trade system, for it was never imagined for a moment that the repeal of the corn laws would not, for a time, depress the condition of a purely agricultural district. There are, however, two meliorative, and ...

... of the Corn Laws, for the skies hadilowered, and the harvests were bed, and in the 1438 there was a considerele movement in Menet:titer, partly some private individuals and partly sad most importantly by the Chamber of L. pierce. Anti-Corn Law Atociatien ...

... 'Abut et Welk, and -governor of (Mem.6,.,..loldMiLetrt; either Hisbe.' ' the roomed ci Seim* works on the Poor Law end on the Corn Laws, some reekys el Sama. The 'Times • tribute to his meesery. A mible soldier', did his duty is one of wart, and who ...

... protection long since ; ads ne to battle against terrible odds, nothing lees than the whole world he wa s placed hen the corn laws were abolished. But he was not annihilated. Nothing of the kind. Ile had in him the true grit, and like a Briton opposition ...

... their military powers before any one power undertaker to try the perilous experimi•nt. It was said that the repeal of our corn laws would work similar changes in the system of other governments, bat alas! what does history prove? It is said that if we reduce ...

... times as they were to those in which they were made. As regarded politics there formerly the very grave question of the Corn Laws. Happily that question was dead. There was, he helloed. now a very strong feeling among the members of the and among the ...

... of that country. No doubt theft was in France just such an opmeitwn to free trade as there was against the repeal of the corn laws in this country. But the treaty formed ugly • part of the plea of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, inasmuch as it swept away ...

... speedDy availed themselves of the provisions of an act which they sternly opposed. The agitation fur the retied of the Corn Laws Iles within the reatembrasee of many of your readers. The L.%lvinistle Iletlindbt ass body were not only shy In that 'setting ...

... the corn laws Lord Sandon seconded the motion and expressed himself anxious that the be fully considered Earl of Darlinqton would not the committee warned hon member that if his committee were to b composed of known favourable to free trade iu corn no ...