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... alarmed was the Premier—Sir Robert Peel—by the state matters, that it made him bring in his Bill for the Abolition of the Corn Laws, and, with the help of the Duke Wellington, he managed to get it passed. The potato disease was not much felt the of Scotland ...
... 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 ...
... the corn laws wmas the maddest be had ever heard of. If they substituted for the word repeal the word re-enactment, they had one certain result of the agitation of Cobden. Of all the mad things they had heard in our day the re-enactment of the corn laws ...
... manufactured goods, or little for wages. The Corn Laws have come in ior great deal of abuse but the laws were undoubtedly right. It was man's perversity (as always) that made them unworkable. The main feature these laws was a protected price at the ports. No ...
... a word'. Thus came about that, having orated upon the public life the statesman and his crowning work of abolishing the Corn Laws, declared that he would now unveil the statute. Right to ' t,' Provost, interjected Burnes, and the titter which the ...
... distinguished through life. The Young England movement expired in the social convulsion that brought about the repeal of the corn laws, and thenceforth the career of Lord John Manners was identified with that of the Conservative party. He held honoured place ...
... which followed, it was out that, relating to the wealth produced> workers were worse off to-day than before repeal of the Corn Laws, receiving a ■ proportion of that wealth. answer l'aai r ■ Councillor Palmer, the lecturer said the always professed fr ...
... whow promisedait when pth corn lawe shouldrbe repealed. Where are thestndard-bears notfo the wredi-kwpbig and little loda? Who stans fowar to ulfl th proise of hos days of delitsion whe th cy o ceapbred ntrpp4 vte? The corn laws reNADAIn a parliamentary ...
... trade, Mr Manson ademitted that alter the repeal of the corn laws in IAG t our trand, commerce. and agriculture advanced by bounds, but he maintained that this va s due riot to the repeal of tbe corn laws, but to tIre devQlopinetnt oif railwasv, discoveries ...
... remarks. The lecturer, who chose for his subject, The Repeal of the Corn Laws; its bearings upon present Reforms, narrated in an interesting manner the history of the repeal of the corn laws, and also adverted to the means by which other important re. forms ...
... cave that Mr and ther-fore it must be tree, The plain Mr it is 80 crazed over the supposed g endow- of the repeal of the Corn Laws that be dream have re- and tries to make the men eee vistons o doubt have been at best but a flowing with milk and which ...
... example within few years, or if they did not the thing would ruined; untrue that the prices of corn did not fall in consequence the repeal of the Corn Laws; untrue that the prosperity which followed the adoption of free trade was not due in iarge measure ...