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... of the Corn-laws were demanded and enthusiastically responded to from every part the densely crowded hall. As soon as silence was again restored the hon. gentleman proceeded and said:) I venture to offer a prediction, that when the Corn-laws are abolished— ...
... CORN LAWS—MARYLEBONE. A m' eting, comprising not less than 2,000 of the inhabitant* of the district of St. Maryl ...
... asked for the results of the Corn Law, and found them in the annals of agricultural distress, alternating with those of commercial distress; in the multiplied growth of bankruptcies, whenever there was diminished growth of corn; in the interruption of profitable ...
... desirable that we should be well and cheaply supplied. The grounds on which the Corn Laws have been upheld, though more definite, are not one whit more tenale. And if look at the Corn and Timber monopolies together, we see them forming the most effectual barrier ...
... state of the law down to 1797 and from that period to 1815 the Corn-laws, as Lord Ashburton knows, had no operation whatever in practice. We understand his Lordship to claim for agriculture the benefit of jhe precedents to be found in our corn legislation ...
... was before them, and to that he would adhere. He would support the Corn Laws, would show his loyally to his sovereign, his support to the church, and would consider well the Poor-laws, in order to give the labourer all the assistance he could. He would ...
... charge the Ministers of th j Gospel with the administration of the criminal law. Wo find it impossible, for example, to reconcile the administration of the Vagrant Act or the Game Laws with those pri - cepts of mercy, and of tenderness for the poor and the ...
... whatever other causes might be operation, the Corn-laws had always been found t( aggravate the evil. (Hear, hear). But the advocates of fre ...
... I'm sure,— And do I your paper. Mind not the threats of the Thunderer, Pursue your pL'oi—don't alter; Don't be about the Corn Laws a blunderer,— Nay, Dickens will not falter. fire that flashes from imagination's eye far more bril'iant from the ** Hole ...
... Robert contemplated it was of course iiupor sible to say. Some persons imagined that Sir Robert was, going to abolish the Corn-laws ; in his opinion, all that Sit Robert 1. was likely to do would bo, to relax protection a little more, to give the screw ...
... happiness and well-doing of the farmer, and I have other means of subsistence. If I were to say that I desired a Repeal of the Corn-laws, believing at the same time that it would destroy the landed interest, you might say that I was a very honest man, but you ...