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... week ; and this, partly from the uncortiait, that yet prevails as to what will be the Ministerial proposition regarding the corn laws. This naturally lessens the amount of tuf employment; and, in addition, there is the uncertainty as to what will be the decisioa ...
... was now as much a question with the legislature as corn was here. In that country meat eras 10d. and Is. a pound. France was a corn country, England was a grazing country, and while they could grow corn, we could find meat, hoprs, and other articles. (Cheers ...
... GROWTH OF THE CORN TRADE FROM 1841 TO 1863. The growth of the corn trade of this country with foreign nations from the date of the repeal of the Corn Laws to the present time has been rapid beyond all example in the previous history of the commerce of ...
... committee on the state of our commercial marine; re but Mr. Gladstone, in his fear lest the prejudicial th, effects of the corn laws and other monopolies should hc be brought too prominently forward in the course of an the investigation, has insisted that ...
... decided friend to the repeal of the corn laws, and all other laws which restricted 6 commerce; and all the other candidates eapressed themselves in favour of an immediate and nuconditional repeel of the corn laws.'- The sense of the meeting ...
... 1a;:\SOn, of Manchester. As, however, that speech fe refers to important slatiotical facts, showing the operation of the re corn laws en tnanufactures, we now furnish it entire. It was as mo foll~-- - _G f1 . elosro sis 113, ith agriclllture should not bo ...
... such mixture as that, and therefore he should confine himself to the corn laws, and the coin laws alone; and reverting to the subject of protection, he would observe that the pro corn law advocates had now abandoned any detailed arguments to ...
... d3s. 4D.-Peas LIS. Od. THE CORN LAWS CANNOT LAST LONG. (From the Tristrnin7ster Review.) So long as the necessities of the state can be supplied without any resarlable altiraton in the present nmode of collection, the corn laws may have a chance to stand ...
... Heywood, near 0 As Bury, for the purpose of considering the propriety of petitioning ei ad Parliament for a repeal of the corn laws. It having beea an- ab iy. nounced that sever: membgqr of Parliament would addresa the xx audience, last wec3 the Chartists ...
... year* 0 was in England one of the worst that has g ever been known; and, under the fiscal laws which prevailed previous to the final Y and total repeal of the corn laws by Sir Robert i eel, iuch a year would have been , a time of e ommercial confusion and ...
... were 9-l0ths of them mortgaged. The corn 5 lalw then was a poor law for the rich, but there was this difference between it and the new poor law e which gave the pauper a miserable diet of skilly- that the corn law instead of taxing property ...
... the repeal of thle Corn Laws. But this was to soma extent weakened, fer Mr. Gladstono, epsakring in Midlothian, oan the 27th November, 1V79, said that perhaps the price of wheat had been at the same figure shtoe the repeal of thle Corn Lawks as it was before; ...