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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 24, 1839

Page

3

Corn Laws Debate Continues In Lords With Eight Propositions

Lord Brougham presses for bar evidence on corn law effects. He argues repeal would not curb famine, would dampen exports, and raise price volatility. Lords Melbourne and Stanhope clash over inquiry, while petitions from Newcastle, Liverpool, and Birmingham push repeal or retention.

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Debate on corn laws and currency fluctuations in parliament

Lord Melbourne and the Duke of Wellington discuss the corn laws amid fears of currency fluctuations and their impact on agriculture and industry. They note past promises, acknowledge imperfect reform, and defend protecting agriculturists while acknowledging economic uncertainties. The motion is defeated.

Petition Debates on Corn Laws Across Britain and Lords

The Commons and Lords weigh petitions for repeal and for retention of the corn laws. MPs discuss remedies and amendments while highlighting impact on Manchester, Glasgow, Kendal, Leicester, and other towns with thousands of signatories. Debates cover trade, industry, and international competition amid calls for inquiry.

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