... After several petititions were presented for and against the Corn Laws, their Lordships adjourned. 71 isday, 3Ia2inch 14. There were many more petitioni pre..ented on the sabject of tc:e corn 'ams, chiefly against any alteration; the DnlcoofBiacl. inchiy ...

... Colonel then gave n concise outline of his views, reuntive to our homne Policy, and again discussed the question of the Corn Laws. It was unn tes- is sary, lie hoped, with regard to his oswn claims srion their sulfteges for him to detain thesrm. lie was ...

... systeim of the corn lates would ble allowed to continue until thc people were convinced how greatly they were to their advantige. Lord King inade soec observations on the hild icision of linisters as to making a change in the corn lawS.- They were like ...

... the present time. COltN' LAWS. Lord King presented a petition from ?? corporation of the town of Brechin, agairmst that job of jobs cat]erd the corn laws, lie woulm listen to time advice of tire noble Earl. to discuss the corn rliws with tenrper rind moder ...

... abolition of the Corn Laws was the maddest crotchet r which could enter thc head of any sane man ! By and by, ho- '- ever, out came a rumourl that thiere was a dispute in the Peel Cabinet on the subject of the repeal of the Corn Laws. A change was in ...

... T. Wilson wats of at dilfierent opinion, The corn laws coiilil not be petrmtitted to remiain as,, they now wvere. M)r Liarjo- said, that justice to all parties would re- quire the revision of the corn laws. file S. MiCe presenteil a peutitin from Limerick ...

... Century, on which Ur Blackwood ed gave a very instructive and useful address, touching on tat the Reform Bill, repeal of. the Corn Laws, Post Office ;hs reform, and liquor trafuc, with a number of other 9 politicaland social reforms ry IVICK ot-A ExFsssEvo ...

... Gladstone. 'ly (Cheers.) After referring to the fact that W~ulver- he hampton was closely associated` With the repeal of theI corn laws and that Mr Gladstone was a member of the Cabinet identified, with the repeal, he said, goingI ono to speak of Mr Gladstone's ...

... present circumstances, it is impossible the land can bear any- thing like the rent it carried before the abrogation of the corn- laws. Supposing tho old rents fairly estimated, a reduction of 25.per cent. in many cases is none too much; now a landlord would ...

... during the lifetime i of his father. When Sir Robert Peel, at the close of Id the year 1845, resolved on the abolition of the Corn Laws, Lord Stanley seceded from his Cabinet, and in e 1846 became the head of the Protectionist Opposition, with Lord George Bentinck ...

... provinces and find 2 Ie their expression and outcome in London. The cc movements for reform and for the repeal of the hbo Corn Laws began and were most fiercely pro- E. 3h moted in the country. At the present moment, oh ot Birmingham perhaps is the most ...

... an' I'se s senr ye-pairty speerit wis wil' that tim ;: an' re aw mnin' brawly o' th' Disruption, an' th' repeal o' th' di Corn Laws, pn' wesl awat there Win nae Free Traders, I1e, bit sum souters an' tailors an' sic like. :T.-Aye, bit ther's been a hantle ...