... and fifth period that commencing with 1838, in which we are still struggling with the difficulty. in all the intervening tennis of years (amounting to 30 out of 40) of comparatively low prices, when the annual imports varied from 836,000 quarters, the ...

... Government improbable; but we have stronger reasons for the opinion which we express, and these we propose now to submit. will tenni- 1 What was the principal argument relied on for the change in the Corn-law which the Act of 1842 elected? We answer ; steadiness ...

... privileges conferred by the charter, not one, it is conceived, should be suffered to remain when that which now exists comes to a tenni- nation. Apart from the innate defects of the system, the management of the Bank, of late years, has been generally unpopular ...