... overthrow of this monstrous ?? Thompson said, to show the enormity of the corn laws, to show their monstrous injustice, they might be com- pared to a law which should be passed to put an end to the wine trade with Portugal, in order that wine might be ...

... Times-True ,9un. FROM MR. COBBETT'S LAST REGISTER HIS CONSTITUENTS. If they were to desire me to vote for a repeal of the corn laws and to leave the malt, hop, and soap taxes, and tithes, to rerna,, as they are, I should endeavour to convince them, that ...

... lowing the career of the Chamuer since its establishment, Lord Rlosebery dwelt upon the passing of a resolution against the Corn Laws, and went on to pay clo- quent tributes to Mr. C. P. Villiers and ?? and Bright. The giant was at last slain, not with weapons ...

... .CORN LAW AGITATION. The high price of corn, and the prospects of a short harvest, have suggested to the Anti-Corn Law Association the propriety of taking ad- vantage of the discontent which these circumstances have occasioned 'in the public ...

... of every description [applause]. The Corn Laws forced Foreign Powers to make laws to cotunteract tie ours; yet his Majesty was led to believe that lie wes on the best W possible footing with' those Powers. These laws were calcum- an1t lwied to turn the ...

... particular point, I mean the corn point and the corn movement, The time will come when the two parties will appeal to you. The Whigs, finding that they are justly so very unpopular, are beginning to talk about repealing the Corn Laws, but they do not intend ...

... labour, both in the agricultural and manufacturing districts, pledge themselves by peace. ful sand lawful exertiorn, to assist the Metropolitan Anti-Corn Law League in the- endeavour to remove those restrictions on commere which paralyze indastryane destroy ...

... manifesto by Mi. Jamies Adam Gordlii, one& of tfi; largest landowniers in the county of SoNsC qet, ill fovoar of a repeat ct the corn-laws, has spread disiniy throughout the Proteelionist calrnp Il that county, and. 11ust by its natur al mind legitimiate jilluence ...

... bear the pressure of the Corn Laws. He has distinctly told the House of Commons and the nation, ' that the landed gentlemen cannot keep up their scale of expences, cannot pay their marriage settlements and mortgages if the Corn Laws are repealed'---that is ...

... radically in thie law of natuie. Social legislature will show how by just legislation, which pervades our whole system of taxation, to re- dress these inequalities. The enactinent of the Poor Law, the abolition of the Corn Laws, the laws of ...

... it was an understood thing held out at the time, that by the abolition of the Corn Laws the repeal of the Malt Tax and the Game Laws would follow, &c. This the Anti-Corn Law League papers at the time prove. The right hon. gentleman dbye I am ...

... consideration the present state of the corn trade. This course has only to be advocated by yourself, and I doubt not many would cheerfully respond to the call, and be as ready to assist in hastening the downfall of the corn laws as A LIBERAL AND A FREE TRADER ...