... .‘:u > mu’%wg M 18iovens, Lovd y And.; Gardner, | ordered and g oL i e oiion 084 In 2 Comniittee of mfi-\“m to conof the Corn Laws, agreed 10 the refolusions v 0 w3t ’7' e Ty - Ehe Meatler X ’._.b“ @ of¢ %'* it | ...

... their Hufbands.—An to the rep Bodies the Free and Accepted Mafons, by T. Kdmondes, Eft]; i s. 6d.—'l'hrce Tracts the Corn Trade and Corn Laws, i s.—The Powers of tire Pen, a Poem, as.—Solitude; or the Elyfium the Poets, J. Ogilvie, M. A. is. 6d.—A Poetical ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Wednesday, March 31. Corn Laws. Received the report from the Committee appointed to examine and report on the prefent ftate of the Corn Laws, and a bill was ordered to be brought in in confequence thereof. LoNGITL'Dr. Mr Stephens brought ...

... unlikely, however neceffary it be, law on this will ever be IM. have the honoi be, With the ra«ft perfoa regard, ' Your obedient, humble femur, tfAWKESBU? The reprefantation of the Committee of Council which, the corn laws the laft was founded, and which ...

... Royal expenditure lad year 191. New Books. Mr Carr's Sermons Or Blair's Sermons 197. Mr Andeifon on national induftry, the corn laws, &c. 198. Poetry. The Obfecrator 10. On cat ftung by wafp ib. E. Dorfet on conftancy ib. To Dr Blair his ferinonsiir. The ...

... B_c. ?? by tore of corn, is, out ofal! fight, the preatcftand roof, important of all our manufail ires, tiritiih flatates, therefore, wifely protect l_riet.li corn agaii_l_ foreign corn. $ti?. It appears to mo, that the prefent Corn Laws :.- ...

... the Caledonian Mercury. S I R, I OBSERVED in your paper of yefterday's date, i that a gentleman (a perfect ftranger to the corn laws) willies to know why the Magifiraies of Edin- burgh raifed the price of bread on the 6th current, and the eiay following ...

... y reform to 'f hurfday the 4th of March. _ _ _ Mr. Ilia moved, that a feleft Committee be appointed to examine into the Corn Laws, to try what were necellary for alterations or improvements, and report the fame to that Houle. Agreed :o. The Bill for the ...

... probable Chance of Profit he was to carry his Corn to Market, when the Time and Seafon (hould arrive fbr the Difpofal of the Produce of his Rifque, his Labour, and his Skill as a Farmer. On the other Hand, Corn Laws ihould be fo prudently framed, and So wifely ...

... oppofition. . . X y Coan Laws. . . Mr Pitt prefented a copy of the' order iflued by his Majeity,. by the advice of, his Prvy Couvncil, during the recefs, for prevenung the exportatioa, and facilitating the importation of corn. = He gave nntice, that on ...

... COMMONS. December 7 The Houle, upon m ti,,n, refolved iifelf into a Committee of the w Yule Houle, to confider of the Corn Laws of this kingdom. •Previi,us to the Order of the Day for going into confideration of the late Convection, 8: with Spain ) • Mr ...

... been called upon for an Ad of Indemnity : He wilhed the Corn Laws to be to amended, that fuch Neceffity might never again occur ; he therefore called the Attention of the Houle to the Corn Laws ; but, on a Queflion of fuch great Importance to the landed ...