... except te ‘ Permit me to say that i= Jane, 1845, uy Mr, Villlers’s motion in the fouse for tho repeal of the unrighteous Corn Laws, I beard Mr. Mitchell deliver one of the most We tical speeches I ever listened’to, and on the followin, ‘ednesday, namely ...

... war with the acai of the whe 1 etvil Catholte cmancipation. | resisted the reform of the ertmine the Referm ii. law, theo of the Corn Laws, and every asefal reform. wi bear.) The Angiteao Commanton wus act Lit hes the futore of Christianity lar Baszon ...

... 1892 that ewng to the Corn Laws ant to the Protective then in fores agneutture wes nat aren tier wrest Teplying to @ statement evunmare? by Mr. Millman that the mort of was between 1850 ant 1875, after the repeal of the Corn Laws, Mr pointed ont that that ...

... matter quite plainly, the Corn Laws imparted a fictitious valuo to the price of corn, and, by so doing, enabled the landowners to pay the impests to which they weresubjected. Within three years from tho date when those laws were defined by the legislature ...

... is taken of this fact. Stargazey Pie DRESENT food situation recalls the dishes our grandparents. Before the repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846, white flour' was very dear, and it was customary West Cornwall to have tarts with the upper crust of wheaten flour ...

... it ought to do good in the tates, and if we wished to get any benefit from reci- procity, wesbould havo to return to the corn laws, No manafacturer in England would wish to have raw materials taxed, and if that was 80 wo could only indalgo in reciprocity ...

... modification of the Corn-law of 1815 having been proposed, this great reformer —Lord John Russell—wrote as follows (Huntingdon letter): —“You are about to give up the question of trade in com to a party amongst us who wish substitute the corn of Poland and ...

... the im: provement in the position of the wago-earving class of late and years, which he attributed to the abolition of the corn laws, the free trado adoption of principles. Ho considered the jothenburg = some good. features as a plan of temperance reform ...

... cunning calculations of certain politicians with regard the industry were misciliiievous. Ever since the abolition of the Corn Laws some politicians had tossed the farmers up and down like tennis badl. had been staying in the essentially farming district ...

... warmest hampton, father -ip-hw of Pearson, Wolver- after the of the the Corn Laws a division forget offered tn recognition of bis services (for his motion for the repeal of the Corn Laws was made him before Cobden and took ap the question) to emdeavour to ...

... forties would again Buxton: Yes, the greater part of those evils would te re] How is it that it took 30 vears after the Corn Laws for_the of f w as baa oa the reasons are we had bad harvests, ond the Crimean war om greet pal of supply. ...

... the able leading article yesterday. Not only has agriculture in tm* country been unsupported since the repeal of the Corn Laws, but competing countries have received such support through subsidies and manipulation of currencies from their respective ...