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... THK ESS. (From Tim**.} hkvtii rue corn laws. (Vtt.uidv, if the speech could separated from the , •iid hit its natural rather than its conventional , . un-ht interpreted recommend much less , and total repeal of the Com-law*. \ct . f. hours this at constitutional ...
... A-\D CLARE EXAMINER, SaTURDAV, JANUARY 2>. (^'9 SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. THE CORN LAWS. (raoic the times.) The obsequies of the Com Laws are at hand, and are to receive double celebration. The manufacturer* have proclaimed a festivity, and the agriculturists ...
... alteration in the priee of corn ; whether, supposing there was no alteration, the present extent of land could cultivated ; and, lastly, whether the Government had been able to frame any calculation to the future average price of corn. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE ...
... in those proceedings win. 1. commands attention, is the bold and manly declaration Smith Hrien against the Repeal of the corn laws, in the presence of his constituency, and which appears to have been well received. ...
... obtain from state* end countries such returns might enable him to furnish douuroent as nearly correct possible. alteration of corn laws, and the demand for Indian com in Great Britain, have rendered calculations ot this kind of much value merchandise : Wheat ...
... MEW ECBBMB OP PROTECTIONISM. Mr. C. Worselcy, an English gentleman, has suggested new and notable plan lor restoring the corn laws the desolate arms of the bereaved Protectionists. It is neither more or than the contribution of halfpenny in the pound the ...
... gentlemen who take shares will repaid. —Kerry Pott. Fmaa Trade in Corn About 20 French vessels laden with corn have arrived in this port during the week. Before the repeal of the corn laws, the average arrival here of French vesaels was nut more than in ...
... chosen to take different part; had the Irish members voted otherwise the corn laws would be still existence. I prove in this way—fifty-two of voted for the repeal of the corn-laws—the majority for it not one hundred. those fifty-two members voted on the ...
... WILL SOLD' AUCTION, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE. ON WEDNESDAY, the 31st JANUARY ISI9. Delivery to commence the following day, the Corn Laws having Expired— LOTS of »urhlnurcha*fM. with power to declare on the •pot. not exceedins 20 Cnsks. The Quality of the above ...
... local politics. His opinions were of the most ultra Tory hue. He was opposed to Emancipation ; he hated Reform ; and the Corn Laws be looked upon as the To Kalon. He would not tolerate the slightest approach to the exercise of freedom in a tenant’s vote ...
... motion for a committee to consider the total repeal of the corn laws, in opposition both to his vote and that of Lord J. Russel). Mr. Colqufcoun, too. had changed—from repealer of the corn laws, he hod become a decided partisan of protection. Why was this ...
... from shoulders great portion of the burdens which he ought bear himself. is for unabated rents, although the repeal the Corn Laws great lowered the value nf laud, lie for shoit leases, which enab'e him periodically wiiatever interest the industry the ...