... against any alteration in the Corn l.aws, oC which the following is a copy:- * That there ig reason to believe that it is intended to propose to Parliament alterations in the existing laws regu- lating the importation of foreign corn. * That in the long period ...

... deputation from the council of the Anti-Corn. - Law League, viz., John Brooks, Esq., Richard Cobdesn, se E-sq, William Rawson, Esq., and William Evans, Esq., P on the sunlject of the repeal of the corn laws. IK Mr. RAT~nONEE was unanimorlncy called to the ...

... CORN LAWS. PUBLIC MEETING AT POLLOKSHA.WS. A meeting of the inhabitants of this burgh called by Provost Hecton, on a requisition numerously and respectably signed, was held in the United Seces'uon Church, on Friday evening last, to take into consideration ...

... CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Kent, Jianuary 2, 1826. SiR-No subject has afforded so much matter for declams- tion to a large portion of the daily Press, as the Corn Laws. Whatever evils have occurred in the State, and however oppo- ...

... C THIE C'ORN LAM's;. _- - - - _ _ (From the Liverpool Times.) ' Wi1e f;liowing brief billt important conrsidtraY tions ootI Il corn laws, have been published bY Ilr. R. I1a. ciakson, ofthis town -ir.-F.ewi members of the legislature are, perhaps, asuale ...

... heard and the Duke of Buckingham will mingle his wailings with those of the Anti Corn Law Lea- gue, who will still be as truculent as ever I True enough, the Corn Law will be for a time in effect repealed, and wheat as low, for the nonce, as open ports ...

... ON I l.((RIN LAWS. 1'N111' N0RNI\G 'UHRONlCL1E :1ll. 1!)l- ' selit,@all. I:, 1826i. C ,, f J inl %iior PiJper of the Itithi, to vi.y S~~i;-ltLt t';1 [,,,f 1*s I I 1 1 !, ;, rv bsXt:,Iy 11,> Al t 0 l I I t' tir3-ti i .'~ ~ ~ ~ - . ,t !';t' )' 6 1o vct'i ...

... IO- LAWS. Sir 1. B. Lethbridge hls. addressed the follorvini letter to the lirdo viers and occupiers of West Sainersetrrecum- mending an alteration in the corn-laas: - I Sandhill Park, Nov. 19, 1838. t GeCLlemen-As I am convinced only one wish can animate ...

... JOHN SINCLAIR. CORN LAWS, 9COTLANM).-At an adjourined General eetintb)F of ?? aud Cotnmissioners of Supply, flinmin se. ?? rounties in Scotland, specially assenittled to conisider ?? qtietlion ofan alteration oi t le existiti- coru laws, held atEdim- li ...

... CORN LAWS.- To TIE EIPrOR or rimo MORNING CHRONICLE. Sinr-lire leading article in your laper of to-day,ou tile sub- jeut of thle CouiI Laws, leaves tiCe but, little to relti LA 'arr tile letter af vounr correspoudent, 'T. 1I. Siurir, however, the iu- ...

... die existing Corn Lawes [ap- d Iplusuel. Th'ie sentinrients of thre Livery %vere in utnison with ~e titose wehichli Ie had alwsays roajotained anid expressed, wlrer an Adopportumnity had been afferded to hint. The systeto of Cite i- Corn Laws was, it appearedl ...

... TiE CORN LAWS. I Mr Christopher, M.P. for the Lindsey division of' Lincoinshiro, met a body of his constituents on the 17th inst., and in the course of a long after-dinner speech propounded a scheme for the alteration of the corn laws, which, from the ...