... empty this folly had heenstopped before, turn emt y fn-e navigation was permitteU ' After the’ repeal of the Corn Laws and the Navi-ration Laws, our commerce expanded enormously. C oin combined export, and ;mp ...

... Free Trade must be the policy of this country, and Protection could not be revived ; but, when Sir Robert Pee! repealed the Corn Laws, be made tremendous error in not the same time taking off from the land the special burdens. This wss not mere landlords' ...

... Free Trad must be the policy of this country, and Protection coni not be revived ; but, when Sir Kcbvrt Peel reptaled tb Corn Laws, he made a tremendous error in not at th same time taking off from the land the epecla burden#. This was not a mere landlords' ...

... the Liberals, and that Sir Robert Peel, the Tory Prime Minister, waa turned ont of office on sc* count the repeal of the Corn Laws. What they wanted was Free Education (applause end counter cries), and be was glad that Mr. Batten was favour of it (hear ...

... should change his upiniuns on the Corn Laws, and any three of his supporters called on him to resign, he would so. It is w-11-known that in 184 G Sir Robert Peel yielded to tho alleged necessity of the times, and the Corn Laws were repealed. Mr. Cochrane voting ...

... days protection they would find that the distress and poverty wsh very great. The Corn Laws only served to keep up rents, for Mr. Bail i> Cochrane raid that tf the Corn Laws were repealed, the aristocracy would not able to live a. aris* tocrcy,” wbict Oobden ...

... the people. Sioce the Reform Bill of 1K32, Liberalism had been one continual prngrew. the meisure for the repeal of the Corn Laws and the introduction Free Trade being one the create ...

... BRIDPORT. THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY AND THE CHEAP LOAF. Q —Who opposed the Repeal of tbe Corn Laws in 1841? A.—Lord John Russell and the Liberal patty. Q.—Who repeals the Coro Laws A.—Sir Robert Peel, (Junserretlve Prime Minister. Q. —Who turned him out, and took ...

... office as churchwarden order a Joyful peal of bells the death of Sir Robert Peel, the prime minister who carried the peal the Corn Laws. In consequence, and others became bitter enemies the Rector till the day of the latter - * death ’ Suffolk the Bells were ...

... political blunder to the prejudice anricuUnral industry happening, it may hardlv be too much to say. since the abolition of the Corn Laws. It almost imnossible to over-estimate the benefits which his ripe judgment agricnltural questions would have exercircd had ...

... any more than scientific truth to protected by ecclesiastical authority and State privileges (as were the farmers by the corn laws), how we object to loading one of the scales when weighing evidence, how we trust that God’s truth, whatever maybe, is etrong ...

... commemoration •of remarkable events in the history of the country, are preparing to celebrate the Jubilee of the Repeal the Corn Laws on Saturday, August Ist. means of another large pie. A pie was baked in commemoration of the recovery of George 111. from ...