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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the province: 'the .'idngom, andfubject the tax during the year. It the general opinion of tho.e perfons who have made the corn laws of kingdom their par'ico.hr that the regulating act enti;ely us that trade. that if alteration not made, fhall never regain ...
... 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 ...
... went into a Committee on the corn laws, and The Chancellor Exchequer moved inftru£tion the Chairman move for leave bring in bill to hit Majefty's Minifters, &c. refpefting the Proclamation tor preventing flic exportation of corn, and to continue the tions ...
... confederation it, would be attended with bad confequences. The corn laws of the kingdom were not rafhly be elide, but the moft abfolt They were the only Security andguid to the growers corn, they fhouid reap the advan of their induftry and labour. He had ...
... regulating the importation and exportation of corn was taken into confideration, the following is the fubftahce the debate thereon : Sir Geo. Sai'HU.— -Mr. Speaker* I of opinion that the ancient corn laws of this kingdom; particularly the Bounty Aft, ...
... will increafed. HOUSE of COMMONS, Tuesday, Dec. 14. The upon refol ved into committee of the whole houfe, con ider of the corn laws of this kingdom—Mr. Brandon in the chair. Mr. Dudley Ryder moved a long firing of refolutions, as grounds tor forming bill ...
... fcarcity and high price of Corn, have power to make ccrsain regulations relative to the manufacture and fale of certain forts ot meal and bread, which they do not now by law poftefs. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that, whenever the v erage ...
... have it irterred that Dcfendant was a cuckold.-Ver- notii dikt fir Ilaintid; with.os. damilages. Pari lar Is itONDAY, DEFc. 2. corn IWILt NSONX, V. LIN3DSAY AND JONAS. you Mr. Garrow faid, that this was an aflion againr they the Defendants for having cheated ...
... A CERTAIN CURE for CORNS. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. THE Proprietor of this moft excellent Remedyis certain of it*, efficacy, having never failed in variety of cafes, that he agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, to return ...
... A WATER to LETT. TO be LETT, and entered! on at Michaelmas next, WATER CORN MIL/, with targe Storehoules, and every convenience forcarrying cjp the corn trade, fituate Bofham, near Chicheflcr. ¦ For particulars apply Meffrs. Dir.ctNs at Chichefter. i ...