... THE CORN LAWS. VIII T«-«; bjr a »r. « ■ r>m»o-:-*r *n4 th* b»jirßv •» »o w* ’b*n> Tb*y •r* •«fth du'-nj tS to t tnm mUw ''l ■aic>aMi'm »i»* nbjf-to -P'* drcliifd, Midi m tl ...

... THE CORN LAWS. In another will be found the report of an eloquent speech made St a meeting in Sheffield by a well known and • eloquent opponent of the Corn Laws, Mr Elliot. the Corn Law Rymer. The defeat of ...

... CORN LAWS. - TIIIIILIL—Tventy-thre• years ago this journal you found among the most strenuous opponents of the oppressive system of corn laws. sad nothing has since happened to impair, but ever}thing to confirm, this centures we and have ever note, bestowed ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Mr. Richard Preston, the wclUknown conveyancer, whose opinion the corn-laws, from Ins conspicuous abilities and impartiality of judgment, has produced a great impres-ion addressed the following letter lo a contcroporary. It deserves an ...

... CORN LAWS, OF MINISTERS AT MANCHESTER Whitehall. Oct. 20. 1641. Sir,—l am directed secretary Sir James Graham to inform you, that he has not failed to present to the queen ** The Report of the Conference of Ministers of all Denominations on the Coro Laws ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The following Ictur appeared in the Liverpool Standard of Tuesday last. TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE STAFFORD AGRICULTURAL PROTECTION SOCIETY. THE EARL TALBOT. My Loki),—l have been invited the joint secretaries of the society over which you ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Voiss And Mr. Bright j and loud cheers.) Why, sir, when I tell you that during the last year, 1874 or 1873 forget the exact statistics referred to) —in on® the two last years more than £80,000,000 sterling worth of food which previous ...

... iuiquitoos laws butted the statute book. The time is probably not far distant when the farmers of England, much as they may seem averse to thee:hasp, will eyoice 30 the pertinacity of those who now urgently demand the repeal of the corn-laws, will wonder ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Then Called representatives of the people 1,111 shortly no doubt again .to attend to the coke of the country, which is loudly demanding tb• abolition of the corn laws, and probably many of them will deny that much excitement exists on ...

... THE CORN LAWS. At length • champion has in sopport of the corn lus—ES. Cayley, Esq., M.P. the Rid log of Yorkshire, Me convicted garbler of the doctrine. of Adam Smith, has ventured to insult almost the whole community and defy common sense by publishing ...

... CORN LAWS Mr. CHRISTOPHER, seeing the Noble Lord, the Secretary for the Home department, in hi* place, would venture to put a question him with respect motion the Hon. Member fur Wolverhampton, of which had given not ice for the of February. The Noble ...

... CORN LAWS. Letter a.Mrersed Mr. Daniel Wfbflcr, the cclebrated American orator, bis Grace the Duke of Holland, chairman at the great Agricultural Meeting Leiceeicr : London, Not. 16. ** d*«r Duke,—l am obliged yoa for the respectful tsaniKT in which, ...