... 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 ...

... will of the people, but ultimately would be overcome. The speaker then adduced the class opposition given the repeal of the corn laws and the abo- lition of slavery, which had succumbed. Let the people persevere, write to their members and mod iicputatione ...

... anomaly and a disgrace ; and again, in conclusion, we would cite the example set b 7 Sir Richard Bulkeley in the matter of the Corn Laws, and ask the landowners to follow the dictates of their conscience as honest men, and do justice, regardless of selfish ...

... brought the Dizestabment question into a prominence it never had before. As Messrs Cobden and Bright did in the matter of the Corn Laws, leaving an indelible mark on the country wherever they went, rousing it to an indignant sense of the injustice under which ...

... be be-bevel they could pull through it. He believed the Tories would fail as miserably in this as they have done in the Corn Laws awl the last Reform Bill Thee gei,ileinen (the Tories) were for ever driving the carriage, and for ever upsettb; it In Louden) ...

... ammonia if the Indian mutiny, the abolition of slavery in the Medi West Indies, the Crimean war, the change in the Beglish Corn Laws, the various financial panics, especially eat of 1866, in Great Britain-all combine to prove th e stability of the Bank of ...

... mairerted ; what would have been the result! If he lbotseht the institutions of this enetitry depended on the abolition of those corn laws, wou.d he trot be perteetly justified in supporting any man whoever that men Melo he, yes, Mr. Cobden himself , in a measure ...

... sianel wedi gwallgofi yn hollol. Dyma a gadwodd weithwyr y deyrnas rhag codi mewn gwrthryfel ya ystod blynyddoedd blinion y i Corn Laws, a dyma hefyd gadwodd y wlad hon mewn heddwoh i fesur mawr A gwledydd cyloh- ynol. A gellir olrhain rbai o'rgweithredoedd ...

... America and to the passing of the Corn Laws, &c. The osd system was defended although the rights of humanity were thus sacrificed. The Conservatives were a political party in this Kingdom, but conserved some of the oppressive laws. The Church party had stated ...

... parliament. Re had a strong conviction that morals were often framed by the laws. The Spartans were au admirable illustration that people make laws the laws make the people, The laws of Jiangsu framed the morals of the Spartans, and they proved to be the ...

... beariug pile of petitions in favour of the repeal of corn law Mr M'Carthy who introduced by Mr O’Connell took oath and his seat for the city of Cork vast number petitions praying for tho repeal com laws were presented Viscount brought forward his load of ...