... CORN LW.S I * o zeE4 ?? of atos liverpooz A To. O q GE£N T L SMZ E ,z ?? serve, on the subjecti.n6 the 'proposed 'togu of. ,the':Corh.LaW54 st-' Sh . . ?? fooj and manufactnrik4htbe aatural foundation and&will: always ,fi1dIj~ gner al'ie'~d interferenceof ...

... Chairman then stated, that he had received several letters on the subject of the corn laws, which must create great alarm ; in particular, a communication from a respectable corn merchant at Leith, which contains the following remark:- 'W Ve have now had a ...

... as I should regret the repeal of the Corn-Laws, in as far as it would take from the people the means of support, and from the nation the opportunity at present enjoyed of increasing its wealth and power. The Corn-Law repealers abandoned of their own accord ...

... .V[ULL. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1841 -THlE CORN LAWS. -7 Is rather singular, that one of the ablest elucidations *Xe corn laws in England should be from the pen of a .Fc -chnmai: but such is the case,-the Baron CHAnRLES 1A'te;, in a paper recently read to ...

... writesupon it. Under the corn law which Earl FITZWILLIAM supportod,-lwho, in 1815, contended that wheat ought to be 120s. per qr.,]-wheat once reached 1 6s. per qr.; but the highest point it ever attained under the present laws was 82s. or 83s. for a short ...

... IteC Ii eqp ~i gter~suti, SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRXEf A. FRIDAY, MdARCH 14, 1834. THEZ CORtN LAWS. An attentive perusal of the twio nights' discnssion pa to which this important inquiry gave rise, is not A calculated to inspire us with much respect for the ...

... THE CORN LAWS. ON Tuesday Lord MONTEAGLE, in a very able is I v and luminous speech, moved for a Select Committee of the ce e House of Lords to inquire into the operation and effect of m( - the New Corn Law. The motion was supported with great Er zeal ...

... - THE CORN LAWS. The farmers have now a practical illustration of the mischievous tendency of the corn laws. The average for thy last six weeks was struck on Thurs- day last at 73s. 2d., and- the consequence is the admission of fdreign corn ...

... I CORN LAWS.- I e TO THE EDITOR OF THE DEHnBY MIERCURY. W Sir-At a moment when the nation is convulsed with agitation on a question which concerns millions, a concise e exposition of the general bearings on that subject mnay not be uninteresting. The ...

... I TRE CORN LAWS. r WOcEiPORT, DEC. 12._.Last night a public meeting of the free traders of Stockport and its neighbourhood was held in the large room on the basement story of the new mill belonging to Mesasr. Leese and Co. There were eabout 4,500 persons ...

... the laws to say you shall not import, is equivalent to saying eo o shall not manufacture. There is a constanit struggle between ?? Corul Laws and our manufac- tures ; and it is ver y evident, that by shutting otit our foreign corn, which the Corn Laws ...

... CORN LAWS. , The Legislative bodies during the ?? 9 s:on of Parliament. will be called ?? to discuss, among other questions of importance, the policy OF c permitting or preventing the importation of foreign I corn, at the present very, low market prices ...