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... referred to the fate of Sir ' homer PEEL after the passing of the Catholic Emancipation Act, and again alter the repeal of the Corn Laws, as also of Mr its 1865, to show that a Conservative Government has little encouragement to dish the Whigs, but at the ...
... ago, in which he made the following statement:— Is it fair play, then, to try and make it appear that the repeal of the Corn Laws was entirely a Liberal measure, and that it was almost entirely for the benefit of the working man, which bait they know ...
... means. In one circular he asked for aid for the two children of Colonel Perronett Thompson, author of the Catechism of the Corn Laws, and in another for an association called the Land Tenure Reform Associutiou. Both circulars were drawn up with great care ...
... Leeds did to Many roil° living now had no blea of the wide-spread misery before abolition of the corn laws. were Giro, bat harvests, and very little corn, and the price was doable what it was now. All suffered, and the lower tle•y went down in the grade ...
... measures, which had been ultimately parsed. His lordship proceeded to allude to the abolition of slavery, the repeal of the corn laws, the reform of Parliameot, and the disestablishment of the • Irish Crumb, and dolled that ou any of these subjects the masses ...
... a most affectionate father, hence I Infer that when be determined to go iuto the agitation Inc the repeal of the corn and provision laws, lie must have sadly miscalculated the amount of labour for the purpose. lie never conld have recLoned on the frequent ...
... that in a commercial treaty we should have the most favoured nation clause. There could be no doubt that the repeal of the Corn Laws had materially, though not exclusively, brought about the present condition of the landed interests. That was no reason, ...
... Gravediggers, showeig the alleged of Scotian]. The sea is very e • boisterous, and in fatal effects of tee abolition of the Corn Laws. tion with the Dundee herring lishinglieet severe casualties The members of the Wanderers' Club, ['alt Mall, will ' have ...
... it reminds me of the time of the old Corn laws' controversy: because, ii you remember—Hanish I am afraid most of yoa hardly canneloni. her—however, it is a fact that in those days the advocates if the Corn Laws always professed their keen anxiety in ...
... THE CORN TRADL The Law la s—The labs. s6lll, weather whisk F.Tl.d has beeo meetly imitable for the period of wheat, Me of the I. Smeard will by XL The of the Eritish wheal Mops the bees remarkable. Mt Oen are as km already that forams ham so fear of if ...
... . THE CORN TRADE. The Mark Laws ExpreNs bays :—The thee DOW I when the farmer can whether Lie hopes Lava I obtained The weather has undergone an in. I spiriting asap, sad there are some districts where the yield of wheat la said to exceed an average. ...
... THE CORN TRADE. In a good many districts where sowings of wheat wars rather late of the plant is highly satisfactory. being very healthy and not too fweratd, but just what it simid be in early Jansary. With regard to trade, are namely changed as yet from ...