...full effect of all our improvement* has just been completely realized ; and two or three good harvest! from this extended and improved agriculture, together...to resist any measure of that sort, and likewise by am opinion generally entertained, that the peace would necessarily restore the low prices which existed...

...full effect of all our improvement* has just been completely realized ; and two or three good harvest* from this extended and improved agriculture, together...increased by the rejection of the Corn Bills of 1813 and 13 1*, and by the apparent determination of the public to resist any measure of that sort, and likewise...

...from this extended and improved agriculture, together with continued import, and demand reduced, has occasioned such a surplus in the market as very obviously accounts for the first depression of price." But singularly enough, Mr. Western, ten years afterwards, discovered that the fall of prices...

...amount of their manufactures. ... In short, throughout all parts of the Empire, during the last 20 years, agriculture has certainly advanced with rapid...obviously accounts for the first depression of the price. . . . though agriculture has advanced rapidly, yet the profits have not been large; and such has been...