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... The Army ?.1rn Corn Laws. T . o thec Editor -of -the Lond on Weirdzt~ SuiNone supier more' from the corn law than our soldiers, .for their pay is diminished one-half 'thereby. .In Eliza's reign,; a captain. lived son !his pay like a .nobleman,. while ...
... .N11{. COBI3LTT ON TliE CROPS AND CORN LAWS. r1 ttOzt 'filE ISEGlst cr. 0r '11115 DAY.] i win Kiensisgton (wrhence I haive clone to lthis place tbrouigh inc. bog and Nawbory) all alulng to Aendolver, wbnere l w55 yI 5 * rday, the wlerhat ib ai very-o ...
... avoided by a repeal of the Corn Laws. *Secon lly.-Our foreign trade will be increased, as our manufacturers sill be more able to compete with foreigners,~ end we shall have extensive dealings with countries whlere we shall take corn in exchange for our ma ...
... a +>nrepeal of the Corn Laws, anud that such a measure would not be attended by any of thoae disastrous effects to agriculture and the land- owrnerst which have been spoken of by the supporters of 'tbose absurd and iniquitous laws, I now beg to pro- ceed ...
... I ord 3. eusue anid t he Corn Laws. The followng~ impo~rtant letter from Lo~cl J. Rtussell, on tbe subject of the corn lawrs,'was read by Chas. Stanton, Esq., the chairman: at,'a meeting of the inhabitants -of 'Stroud, called to censides the propriety ...
... Lox's :.r Russel~i and. thet Corn Laws.8 lThe following -important. letter from ILnrd J. Russell, ,on the subject of the corn lairs, weas read by Chas. Stanton, .Esq., the chairman at a meeting of the inhabitants of Strottd, called to cszhsider thd propriety ...
... -- 71he corn laws not only malke work scarce and threaten to destroy our manufacturing and commer- ciliportance, but also compel us to live on anl in- sufficient quantity of food, It is well known that we *do not on the average grow enough corn for our ...
... 'lhe corn laws not only make work scarce and threaten to destroy our manufacturing and commer- caal importance, bnt also compel ius to live on an in- .snfficicnt quantity of food. It is well known that we do not on the average growe enough corn for our ...
... system, Xmake; everythiing dear, and then complain of she. heavy expenses attending fhrming. -- The: corn law,supporters say -that if: the corn laws: he ie epealc all dulties protecting our manufactures e~ ought. to be repealed also. This, -howsever, ...
... pay- able on a quarter of Oats. NAZE, OR INDIAN CORN, BUCK-WHEAT. BEER OR Bl6G. For every quarter-a duty equal In amount to tha duty payable on a quarter of Barley. RESOLUTIONS TO BE PROPOSED ON THE CORN LAWS, BY1 MR. HUME. J. That rom and after the 6th ...
... by the repeal of the corn laws. Passing- from thence to the general subject, Mr Cobden, in a long and able address, did much to convince his auditory, if they required such conviction, of the folly and injustice of the corn laws. Colonel Thompson then ...
... THE ANTI-CORN LAW AGITATION. Once more we implore the oppressed classes to take no part in the present Anti-Corn Law Agita- tion. It is from beginning to end an odious fraud on the public.. Disguise it as they may, the prime movers in the affair desire ...