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... o'clock in the forenoon. From what appears in other parts of our paper, it will be seen that Lord Morpeth, the tool of the Anti-Corn-Law League, is not to walk over the course, as the pious Dissenting editor of the Mercury, in a somewhat anti-pious strain ...
... a year might be found living in a house for which he paid rent of only £10 Under this new system he expected lo see the corn laws repealed, matter of course ; and the very first blow would beat the property of tbe Church. (Hear, hear.) He not only could ...
... Mould make most material dirTcrenee the law It then stood. these towns were, under existing eircums anees, introduced, It would create great change in the present law, which applied to the Importation of foreign corn. It certainly would produce effects tbat ...
... as Commercial, that the Corn Laws should be regulated so as to prevent those Fluctuations in Price, whicii are alternately Ruinous, when high to the Manufacturer, when low to the Farmer. But the great Injury which the Corn Laws do us, is in compelling ...
... d. house divided—For the motion. Agamatit.ls3; Majority 83. CORN LAWS AMENDMENT BILL. The Marquis Lund**oaaav brought ta bin to amend the laws for regulating tbe importation of foreign corn. The biU was read first time, and ordered for a second reading ...
... did I ever deny any position taken by the Anti-Corn Law writers which was based in truth. They said, Repeal the Corn Laws, and bread will be cheaper. I replied, certainly it will They said. Repeal these Laws, and wages will be lower. My ...
... Leeds, Feb. 6, 1639. [406] THF CORN LAWS.— At a MEETING of LANDOAVNERS and FARMERS, held at the Lowther Hotel, Goole, on Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1839, for the purpose of agreeing upon a petition against any alteration in the Corn Laws, RALPH CREYKE, Esq., in the ...
... is or is not admissible. Next comes the question of the Corn Laws, on which I have often explained myself, and on which I have no change to profess. W hen asked to assist iv repealing these laws I have always refused, because I would not consent to abandon ...
... as Commercial, tbat the Corn Laws should be regulated so as to prevent those Fluctuations in Price, which are alternately Ruinous, when high to the Manufacturer, when low to the Farmer. But the great Injury which the Corn Laws do us, is in compelling ...
... cannot follow his lordship detail in this part of his speech; we can however state, tbat he proposed alteration iv the exist corn laws, for the purpose protecting duty when importation took place. The noble marquis said, the member for Portarlington, (Mr. ...
... BATTY, THOMAS WOOD, MICHAEL LEW. DR. HOLLAND ON THE CORN LAWS. THE ERA OF SUNDAY NEXT,. JUNE 16th, WILL CONTAIN No. I. of a SERIES of LETTERS by DR. HOLLAND, of Sheffield. The Relation of the Corn Laws to the Complicated Interests of the Manufacturers. ...
... of tbe rights and independence of the other branch of the legislature. Mr. Canning wat referring to the queation of the corn laws, which had produced difference of opinion between the two houses. Mr. Canning was happily relieved from witnessing the political ...