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... compensa having committed any offence, he eaid colonial preference was po new thing It existed for some yoars after the Corn Laws were “at His opponent bad asked what they retaliate with against foreign countries That wee the point. Until we could enter ...
... pronounced to be one of a small number of medals which were struck of the triumph of the agitation for the repeal of the Corn Laws. ...
... knowlalge of bumon nature and baman He re netimes @ prophery uttered bv of the u elayvent of the repoa! {the Corn Laws, no wloch be wabd After the Corn Laws bave beou for few years poor bouses would besurme uniubabited barracks and woul! sova heoume moouinents ...
... prodneed. Bat when reflect that it is now forty-three years since the first Reform Bill was passed and nearly thirty since the Corn Laws were repealed, it is apparent that the great majority of the present generation con know but little of that dreadful past ...
... question. The condition of toiling fellow oountry roe a oppressed him like nightmare. Carlyle saw clearly iniquity of the corn laws, and ni» condemnation fell upon them like the atone Scripture, grinding them powder. Hit powerful advocacy of public was ...
... 1843. He moved the second reading in the Lords of the bill to abolish the corn laws in 1846, and in doing oo said that he bed ‘a great objection to the principle of amy corn laws change from his opimeon of thirty yean prenous. His last sppeerance m Parliament ...
... fear of refutation that it 1s mistake ear ether that dear bread was the cause ef the repeal of the Corn Laws Or secondly that the repeal of the Corn Laws proiuced immediately any reduction in the pree of (pare 1323) MEMORIAL CHURCH AT BICKERSHAW. On Saturday ...
... although these charges have often been undeserved, there have been times—as, for instance,during the agitation against the Corn Laws and during the Civil War in America—whan the great journal of which Mr. Walter is principal proprietor laid itself open to ...
... and the corn laws were a gigantic a great body of Still, however, the corn laws were s le To overcome tion in the interest of agriculturey needed the tha opp perseverance of a man like Richard Cobden. He most in urging a repeal of the corn ...
... status of those who in the great backed im and had give it ow debates im campengns um the the campaign im favour of the of th Corn Laws ETT cot to tmitiate such « policy as the ome which was known far and wide as the Lloyd George (applause. Even if that policy ...
... renders over. production by Protected countries possible. With reference to the question as to whether the repeal of the Corn Laws brought imme diated any reduction in tho price of bread, Mr Jaweon is bimself guilt of misrepre sentation. Heo says that ...
... failure. She married the Earl in Xa9s. REPEAL OP THE CORN LAWS. FAMOUS NAMES FREE TRADE A I. Y . Under the auspices Midland Free Trade League, tho seventy-fourth anniversary of the repeal the Corn I-aws is lie brated by a Free Trade rally in the Botanical ...