... honoured life. They recall with feelings of the liveliest gratitude his labours on behalf of Free Trade, the repeal of the Corn Laws, national and unsectarian education, religious equality, tern. perance, financial, land, and political reform. They would ...

... advocates as the late eloquent Henry Vincent. Cobden and Bright called into existence a new party by their agitation egainst the Corn Laws, which bore so heavily upon the suffering poor. Although Sir Robert Peel, amid the cheers of his party, charged the father ...

... upon this generation by the law of heredity might by obedience to law be gradually stamped out of existence, and future generations be freed from their curie. The next thing to be taught is the laws themselves —and with the laws, and of even greater importance ...

... be late in getting to ger. ♦ice ; we put the clucks inside the churches lest we be late io getting out. From the universal law of habit, little by little, day by day, act by act, thread by thread, link by link, we mould the character, we weave the woof ...

... tenants' own improvements of their holdings, to allow the Land Courts to deal with the question of arrears, and to amend the law relating to leaseholders. The Solicitor-General for Ireland contended that in various ways the proposals of this bill would ...