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... before they! po (!i) 13— haijigc direction in a different way (3f 14— It’s highly painfur(B) 15— Peel read out what did the Corn Laws (8) 19— I became a fair man (6) 20— Heack nervously to a surprise beginning (5) 21— Take over additional accoi imudation ...
... most significant shifts in the balance of the British economy since Cobden and Bright fought successsfuly for repeal of the Corn Laws nearly 150 years ago. Those two free trade campaigners are usually credited with helping make possible Britain’s world economic ...
... returned and 327 Conservatives, but on that occasion the Conservatives were split on the great issue of the repeal of the Corn Laws, and Sir Robert Peel, who led 105 Free Trade Conservatives, kept in office the Liberal administration of Lord John Russell ...
... 17— Sends away for instructions (6) 18— The current recession (3) 23 Handle cattle (5) Peel read out what he did to the Corn Laws (8) 25 Start being involved (5) Deceives with misdeals, perhaps (8) 27 It may tremble seeing that writer (5) DOWN 2 Hare ...
... a market France vetoed our admission to the EC unless abandoned the cheap food jwlicy we had followed since repealed the Corn Laws in 1843. What cheek! We pay Europe mountains of money because of huge loss in trade, in addition each average family of four ...
... governments enact new legislation with monotonous regularity, they seem most reluctant to repeal it. (So much so, that when the Corn Laws were repealed in 1846 the event was commemorated by a proliferation of monuments throughout the countryside!) The result ...
... asking: “Must our troops be subject to a virtually uncontrolled gun law? He warned Mr Heath that the holding of private arms must be ■ made illegal Ulster, although he did not say how such law could. be enforced. political uniforms must be banned. Then, after ...
... Newfoundland, 20 Stenographer. 23 Kefs, 24 Spasm, 25 Maps. 28 Exercise. Island. Satirist, 31 Writes DOWN - I Sixes and. 2 Corn laws, 3 Noes. 5 Phrenologist, « Char. 7 Amused. Erects, 11 Winning posts, 15 Costs, 16 Sneak, 18 Pheasant, 19 Crusades. Sevens ...
... Sir Robert Peel replaced the Whigs led by Lord Melbourne. Peel gave Britain her Bobbies, and her Free Trade, abolished the Corn Laws (hence the monument in Peterhead’s Broad Street and at Meethill); and (in the words of Chambers Information: 1849) “engaged ...
... pointless (5) 3 A disfigured nose ages (4) 4—Attempt to get round tea-blending agreement (6) 5 Peel read out what he did to the Corn Laws (8) Present-day conclusion? (7). 7 Resistance leader whose aim was perfec- CRYPTIC PUZZLE •—Brief wanting gi—.y?' anon IJ-ff ...
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