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... means corresponds to the conservative and reactionary elements of Continental politics. A party whose leaders aibolished the Corn Laws in 1846, passed most of our factory acts and brought in household suffrage in 1867, and established local 'lemocratic se ...
... the Royal Commissioners on the Poor Laws, Professor Srrart, of Glasgow, felt himself mbch hampered the absence of accessible information regarding the economic end social evolution, from the time when the Poor Law came into evil promjnenoe during the ...
... article are asked consider The Real Obiect Corn Laws, Sir Guilford L. Molesworth. Sir Guilford's object may be stated briefly in his own words—to expose what regards the fallacy that the object of the oorn laws keep the price of wheat, whereas really ...
... P.. Financial Secretary to the Treasury, said that Parliameut that was returned Protectionists carried the repeal of the corn laws, and bistory might repeat itself. Profoundly attached as he was to his leaders, and Parliamentary man as he was, support ...
... between this country and other nations. While admitting that there had been a great extension trade since the repeal of the Corn Laws, mainrained that this hati not been due to free trade, but rather the operation certain inventions, and the development steam ...
... fiscal problem. Liberal politicians present make much the condition -of agricultural labourers before the abolition of the corn laws. Wherever possible, thiey get old men who were farm hands those days give their experiences, and these experiences have now ...
... repeal of the corn laws. CALLED TO BAR IN 1893 Born on January 7, 1867, he was educated at Harrow and Balliol College, Oxford. Called to the bar in 1893, he practised for a time on the Midland circuit, and then for a short time abandoned the law for journalism ...
... previous season for many years past. Under these circumstances should probably have had a low range of prices, even if the Corn Laws had not been abolished; but low prices, in consequence of internal plenty, never yet did harm. The case is, however, very ...
... AGRICULTURE. STATE OF THIE HARVEST-EFFECTS OF THlE CORN LAWS. The greatest anxiety is, at the premett moment, prevailing throughout the kingdomn with regard to the approaching har- vest, and more especially on the subject of the wheat crop. Fine and settled ...
... repeal of the Com Laws, and they were qnite willing to agree to a ten hours Bill. He might hint, that that declaration had been made merely for the purpose of obtaining the assistance of the operatives in carrying the abolition of the Corn Laws ! His Lordship ...
... Mr Gladstone objected to the disestablishment of the Irish Church down to 1867. Mr Gladstone opposed the repeal of the Corn Laws until Sir Robert Peel repealed them in 1846. Mr Gladstone opposed for years the repeal of the newspaper stamp, paper, and ...
... join the Protection organisation, and when the crisis of 1846 arrived, had no hesitation in supporting the repeal of the corn laws, resigning his seat for West Somerset at the dissolution in 1847, He then applied himself diligently to agriculture, and ...