... Central Land and Housing Council, said no problem which had been submitted a Government to the country since the days of the Corn Laws would haw profound effect upon the condition of the people the programme which the Prime Minuter submitted last day. It would ...

... supporters of the Corn Laws admit . that any causes which operate prejudicially to any one of these *hree hives of industry must operate against the others., 4Isball only, however; enter into the argument of the repeal of the Corn Laws, iu so far as it ...

... errors in conrection with Mr Gladstone's speeches, especially allnding to his stating that Peel carried the repeal of the corn laws “not by = majority of those who placed him in power, but because the mecasure which hoo‘pmpncd receivad the fair and liberal ...

... 1832, which to draft; secondly, his ever ready help in stormy times first lieutenant to S'ir Robert Peel the repeal of the corn laws; and, thirdly, his admimswation under different Prime Ministero, of the Admiralty, especially at the time the Crimean War ...

... RELIC OF THE CORN RIOTS. Standing on the shore* of the Cromarty Firth, the old grain storehouse shown on this page to-day a grim reminder the terrible days of hunger and depression of ninety years ago. Unable to purchase corn, owiiicr to the exorbitant ...

... directly and indirectly, by the Repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846. The Repeal was an epoch-making event, but the epoch that it inaugurated was not of a very delectable order, and because there were no corn laws on which to depend the disastrous years from ...

... maintained, as some agitators for repeal of the corn laws began by maintaining, that it would lower wages. .0, then, if it will lower wages, said the working people, God foibid there should be a repeal of the corn laws. But it will cheapen bread, rejoined the ...

... to the proposed the Corn Laws; K H Horn Lip 0 Esq. of Logie Elphinstone, ...

... London mail Friday just hand (Saturday's mail is still wanting)» hasten inform our readers, that engrossing subjeot the Corn Laws brought before the House oi Common* Thursday evening by Mr Canning, who e plained in an elaborate speech, the propx*' which ...

... saw nothing in its favour, and painted harrowing picture of the alleged state of the country before the aboluticn of the Corn Laws. What brought prosperity to any one class was the prosperity of the whole, and if they reverted protection the mass of the ...

... sketch Bright's life, and dealt with the great tight put up, along with Cobdeu, to have the Corn Laws repealed. said that while was the liero the Anti-Corn Law agitation, Bright was the orator, the picturesque figure v, lent the charm of eloquence and ...

... before they! po (!i) 13— haijigc direction in a different way (3f 14— It’s highly painfur(B) 15— Peel read out what did the Corn Laws (8) 19— I became a fair man (6) 20— Heack nervously to a surprise beginning (5) 21— Take over additional accoi imudation ...