... P., Financial Secretary to the Treasury, said a Parliament that was returned by Protectionists carried the repeal of the Corn Laws, and bistory might repeat itself, Profoundly as he was to his leaders, and party man a9 he was, be would support either party ...

... (hey hod; no power to interfere with ite fiscal policy' (applause). The people were ou the brink cf revolution when the Corn Laws were repealed, “If these things do not teach us wisdom arc past teaching,“ said Mr. Jeilicoe. amid applause. The present ...

... wide for what it 1 worth—one of the most | Tevite the existing Com Laws Th potent, and agreeable factors im main history of Pr taining health It is the best and si policy on the Com Laws ton for regulating the action of the and the great events of the autamn ...

... rear fo oe th 1846 was &l per quarter over the price in 1844 justified rtatiog with me loar ofr Lon that the repoal of the Corn Laws did ne produce immediately any reduction n te proe of bread But [ append part-culars of ...

... and also what may be aid and ebet euch degrading and few described as the middle classes during the disastrous law period of the corn laws, especially from 1640 | The suffering, destitution, and wretchedness onwards, In the town in Scotland where I | ...

... Cawley, refernng to Mr A raging aaked his bearers to remember the position of their forefathers before the repeal of the corn laws, and compare their state with that of the pre pent day. Mr. A. Emmott, said that the Govern had betrayed the interests of ...

... to of thee for a state things fore amd more dreestrou than anytheme whieh bas beer seem mm this country the repeal of the Corn Laws ith the growth of mbtelugence on the part of the working classes, end with the ledge they now pomess of their own power, ...

... 1830, during which Catholic Emancipation and the end of Tory rule, with the panics of 1825-1826 and the imposition of the Corn Laws, are treated with clarity and in the manner of the true historian. impartiality, He then opens up a new era—the reign of ...

... was heartily agreement, with what Mr. Mercer paid. It was one (ho late Lord Salisbury'« favourite remarks (hat, when tho corn laws were repealed (ho system of rating in England ought have boon also—that two stood or fell together. The present share taxation ...

... labouten beld at an agroultural village in Wiltshire in 1846, when a motion was adopted solemnly protesting against the Corn Laws, and declar. ing that the labourers were lngering out a existence under the idea of being protected. bas sent the following ...

... SysteM.—It is annennced that the idea so ally worked out by Colonel Perronet Thompsen, in his well-known Catechism on the Corn Laws, is to be ap plied to the now much-debated subject of Free Clurches jae of twenty guineas hes been offered in connection ...

... District Council but was defeated by one vote In his younger be worked for Richard Cobden in 1 campaign for the repeal of the Corn Laws, and aided him in hos candidat ure for the Au Division On this occasion Cobden was defeated by split vote—tt is understood ...