... been called upon for an a&t of indemnity: He withed the corn laws to be fo amend- ed, that fuch neceffity might never again occur; he therefore called the attention of the houfe to the corn laws, but, on a queftion of fach great importance to the landed ...

... R gty After much good humour, a moft n&e&ab!e Committee was unanimoufly named (Mr Solicitor Dundas convener) to take the corn laws into confideration, and to mcet with the othef counties or delegates chofen by them, fo as to il:?ng this moft important ...

... and make another for leave to in, a bill and die Hotne could then into the the corn aft their Sir Edward Afiley defired gentlemen to cautious how they altered the Corn Laws lightly. laid, he had much, feeling fotjthe poor as others but if the promotion ...

... White-Boy, is, 1 believe too fanguinary to live. In fliort, all numerous Progeny, have left none that will me Honour, but Mnfrr Corn Laws, Mafer Election, and Mifs Fisheries, (if the ever comes to Maturity) and iivme few others. Good People, make this lafl Speech ...

... puri'uar.t to the order of the day, the Committee was appoint..-: to try the Callan elc d's in. Ti--Jfiyflf.il.:! O. ?? ?? the Corn Laws, is tots inaccurate fcr publication Arrived, Daniel -eft Vnnc 1 fan I fron* I if with 01k wood. ...

... Grand Caual, which gives them a decided (upenority in point to Dublin, particularly on account the late change in the corn bounty laws. Fropofals in writing will received Mr. Ro», Pimlico, or Mrs. Fay, Analhoro*. Principals only will treated with. .by ...

... next, , would make his motion on Thurfday tht ...

... in Beverly, Wednefday laft, to confider of the propriety of a petition to Parliament refpecting the prefent ftatc of the corn laws, Sir James Penriyman, Bart, being defired to take the chair, a petition was unanimoufly refolved on, of which the foilt>wing ...

... annual Convention of Royal Burghs fat down here. The moft material bufinefs before them, we hear, is v.ith repaid to the Corn laws of this country ; and the. duties ttip-ib.e' upon the exportation oi culm or coon:, which is an ar- ticle extremely ufeful ...

... created an Irilb Peer, the title of Lord St. Helens. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Dtctmber 15. RECEIVED the reporf the Committee on the corn laws; and a new bill was brought in, to empower hit Majefty in Council, for a time limited, continue the provifiont of the former ...

... :*i bar feel*, w'-.ch thracsh mac'™'''- w:ls if*' on t',e or ot t!ie ?? -•'-•'■ ?? l'ie verU!* °n Saturday afternoon. corn laws. &oS of the co_ti_'es la Scotland ti.r. r ndvtrtifcd, in a very proper B-anOt.> ™£°^ ?? ? h?:,f l,!f tnen, for the purpolc ...

... 14. Received accounts from the Exchequer, which were ordered to be laid on the üb!(* ‘[ he Houfe, in 3 Comiittee on the Corn laws, Mr. Bram- Mo in the Chair, voted (everal refolutions, moved by the Hon. Me. Dudley Ryder, which weie the fanie with thofe ...