... Equality, and No Corn Laws.' A. Liberty, equality, and no corn laws, may be all great evils; but it is not enough that the 1 London Corresponding Society called for thetn to i prove it. 229. That the tendency of demanding a free trade in ...

... others lose ten times the amount. 207. That the Corn Laws were not passed as temporary expedients, but as perpetual laws. A. So men say all, with resDect to laws they wish perpetual. The truth is, that all laws, not involving the receipt of ...

... THE TORIES AND THE CORN LAWS. We formerly observed that Sir Robert Peel had never committed himself against the principle of repeal, and tbat he is shrewdly suspected «f having originated several statements in the Times newspaper, urging the adjustment ...

... REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS. WORKING MEN'S DINNER. Monday evening a large assembly of working men dined together, in celebration of the passing of the Corn La- Repeal bill, the Odd Fellows' Hall, Bradford. The room presented the same appearance as on Friday ...

... INFAMIES OF THE CORN LAWS. Colonel Thompson delivered a lecture the Corn-laws Tuesday week crowded assem'''Y» 'he Mechanics' Institution, Southampton Buildings. We extract two or three chnracteristic passages the Colonel's address; which, however, should ...

... THE CHARTISTS AND THE CORN LAWS. It has always appeared to that the Chartists ran into their most grievous error in so violently frustra- a ting the late Anti-Coru-Law agitation. There could 1 not have been selected a more favourable ground for 1 the ...

... CATECHISM ON THE CORN LAWS. ( Continued from last week.) 139. That the proprietors of land have right to the protection of the state. A. They have a right sell their produce to all ■ who choose to buy it, and to let others do the same. , 1 If by protection ...

... CATECHISM ON THE CORN LAWS. ( Continued from last week.) J??® lhe rnan , nfactu re.s, selling their g0^ ds or ei ncrs destroy their home market, A. They destroy it, by getting three bushels of « r ra °' h of wo' 4/. That is impossible for the manufacturer* ...

... or the right of. ach elector to vote according to his own opinio: s, the repeal of the Corn Laws is the bugbear which haunts his gination. It is the link the Corn Law the 1 Whig and Tory aristoeraciet band together every landed proprietor, in hostility ...

... THE FARMERS AND THE CORN LAWS. j DISTRIBITION ANTI-CORS-LAW NORTII-RIDT.NG OF j Mr. Henry Lyons give* ie.t-r.-tin- amount • the A nil-Br, id- Tax n, v „{., , of his distribution ot tracts m the North-Riding of Yorkshire, from which 1 select the following ...

... REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS. MAGNIFICENT DEMONSTRATION AT HUDDERSFIELD. grand Soiree, in favour of the total and hnme- diate repeal of the Corn Laws, and aid of the proposed League Fund of One Hundred Thousand Pounds, washeld the Philosophical Hall,- Huddersfield ...

... of the Corn Laws. All the misery and wear-and-tear of the or Laws, are portion of the system of restriction' | upon food. Nothing is heard of Poor Laws, in 4 country that is allowed to grow. At the same time it is not clear that the root ...