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... the foundations, ib;of the British corn lwawe-MiW Mularineau's -Society is America, g eVol. Ii. pp. 50), 51. ving VITnE TO FARMIERS.-RENT AND CORN.-One of tise many ob- 046. jections that I entertain toi the corn law is, that it Supplied land- ired owners ...
... concluded by moving the followilig resolitien:-m * That the avowed object of the corn laws sas to create ai mono- ha p-ly in the food ol man. That the operation of the corn laes las Ju on behn to counteract the designs of Providenoi, by restricting tile ...
... Oft f1bevpltuI fflferutrlp, SALISFOPULI LEX BUPREMA. FRIDA Y, JAN.UARY 21, 1842. THE CORN LAWS AND MONEY WAGES. I Ie When the supporters of monopolY endeavour to shore and ap their tottering cause by ?? which are falsified on by the experience of every ...
... Ibe cnovsly to Ildsl an- I othor sword tuSow515 tile Clint advanmtnlg~ itut w01111 iestllt from II the abolition of the corn laws.*-Slhith' Ct'eallh of Nation&. 'If the People vvisl to be lul2l1ed they lllst flrst belltp tlm-a selves. Till they ?? the ...
... i CORN LAWS AND COMMERCIAL REFORM. |l a t a Y 0 f11 I F 0 I.1 a II 1. I 0 v II II D II I I 9 3 It BI I i I I i II 1. ,I A FOREGNEiR s' OPINION OF oun CORN LAws.-A distinguished German writer, nowy in this cwuntry, Ml. Von Raumer, tioe his- torian of the ...
... i CORN LAWS AND COMMERCIAL REFORM. i ma +h ?? Conm la t tbtgcnclie to om y Lrd slnol~uflle d t nth , ?? teunlsvoO Or 18,0ter inof wheat.)925 'Sgebondlrya te qvilqagvtir COofE qua-rters lfgid' ItQuarter fre oinua bosnpini hls~ aboslfts -b.ItrdTabott freight ...
... elsls weo can at present make. h'pei'l o Si Gorg Murayat ?? election. Dervetionxes CAUSK00 c3V ?? CoRNe-LAWS. - One of the greatest urguments of the Pro-Cirn-lawe men is that theye desire ho keep England independent of foreigners for thne ssspply'ef food. ...
... present, they consider it a less evil to endure the Corn Monopoly, than to provoke my it Lord Grey and his order by any impertinent re- ir monstrances of theirs on so delicate a subject as at Corn Laws. Such puerility amuses but does not at surprise us ...
... of the operatives in their quanity or corn, or which conies to the same thing, in their wages. Bult this the operatives do not object to; because it is under the corn laws. What they object to is having the corn laws removed; be- cause they ...
... THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE I CORN LAWS. The proceedings at the amnual meeting of the Cham- her of Commerce on Monday last were more than usually interesting. There are symptoms of growing intelligence in the directors of that body, for it appears ...
... say the corn laws are unjust, he states that it would sweeten the breath of society if the corn laws were abolished-it would take away the great stumbling block from the minds of men, in reference to the government of the country, if the ...
... THE CORN LAWS v. FREE TRADE. The following admirable letter was writtei by Mr. S. Jones Loyd, in answer to an application made to him, in r. his character as a landowner, to join one of the recent r. agricaltural protection demonstrations. The application ...