... CORN LAWS. Mod of the countries of Scotland have advertifed, in a very proper manner, meetings the Gentlemen for the purpofe of confidering the Bill lately brought into parliament for amending thefe Laws, which are become ijeceffary. Whatever Pailiament ...

... CORN LAWS. Upon motion, it was refolved, that the Houfe (hould on to-morrow (Tuefday) form itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to coniider of the Corn Laws. SUPPLY. Read fecond time and ordered to be committed, Bill for granting aid to his Majcfty ...

... CORN LAWS. AT numerous Meeting of the principal Farmers and Dealers Corn, reforling to Market, lield the day Aue,*ft, at, Geotgc Inn, in Andover, (urfuant to public advcrtifemcr.t) to confidcr of the Meafure of Corn and Grain to Wincheßer Meafure, Mr ...

... 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 ...

... Suflex, Kent, Hertford (hire, Hints, Suffolk, , Cambridge, and Norfolk, certainly defign to petition for alteration the corn laws, in order to place the export upon a footing. A meeting of ccuty members is to be held at the St. Alban's Tavern, to coniider ...

... other petition from the on the fame day as the other petition, ridge, ditto. Corn Laws. order of the day was then read for the Houfe going “Onimittec to confidcr the Corn Laws a firing ot were, as ufual, moved ; which being read a hi ft the report was ...

... intended Expedition; ar.d the Hound arrived fafe at Jamaica;. The Council are faid to have finiftied their Enquiry into the Corn Laws, and a Bill is now framing, undtr the Infpe ction of the Crown Lawyers, which will be brought into Parliament, to regulate ...

... great latisfaftion in the profpeifl, that they will prevented for the future by the new and judicious arrangement of your corn laws, and the improved extenfion of your agriculture. I fee with p’eafure the exertions of an humane and liberal principle, which ...

... relations to the Charges of the Impeachment, far it was evidence and no further. This was the law of the land, tlie law juftice, and the law of reafon. Mr. Law hoped that the Managers would not hereafter ufe this letter as evidence that was admited ad ...

... feveral papirs relative to the importation and exportation of corn into and from Quebec, which were ordered to lie on the table, to be referred to the Committee of the whole Houfe on the Corn Laws. A melTage was received from the Lords, that they would proceed ...

... &C. our corn could not, in the ordinary courfe trade, meet the corn in the foreign markets on equal and ptadicabk teinrs, A fectM.d qutftion \vas then ptopofed, whether, when the price of corn in the foreign matkets exceeded the price of the corn Great ...

... read firft and fecond time, and agreed to- Ordered that the hctife do morrr refolve ttfelf into acommittee of the whole the corn laws. Mr. Gray, rifing to make his prom, fed motion for papers, to enable the hotife to decide upon the convention, faid, that ...