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... up by a rewifion of fuch laws at home as may ftill improve our conituvuion ; fuch as th Criminal ,l_vr, ihe law* of Debtors and Creditors, the Game, laws, the PrOfecut&ns for Libels by Information, Sec: && However fuch laws mayoe thought ?? in the morning ...
... carrying into Execution the Reforms of the laft Seflion, by Mr. Chancellor Pitt. To make a new and comprehenfive Syftem of Corn Laws, by which Provifion maybe made for every future Exigency, by the Country Gentlemen. The Marriage Bill to be revived by Mr ...
... the Af- fiftance man of war, juft arrived at Portfmouth. # The Council are faid to have finifhed their enquiry into the Corn Laws, and abill is now framing, under the ir.lpe_.ion of the Crown Lawyers, which will be brought into Parliament, to regulate ...
... the Spirit of our antient Laws. his for that I give it my Support ; becaufe, Sir, I think we have got into a narrow, im- politic, and unj-uft Syftem of flattering the People, and of making foolifh and infigajficanc temporary Laws. I fay it is impolitic * ...
... out their corn, the markets begin to be more fully fupplied, consequently the prices continue to fall. Some of our correfpondents, alfo .uggeit, that this may, in fome meafure, depend on the indeci&ve fteps of government in regard to the corn and diftillery ...
... was punifhed for theuftence of the child, but this law tevcrfed that praaice. Blackftone, and fome of the ableft law writers, had expofed the feverity and inutility of it ; it fell little fhort of the laws of the Medes and Peifians, which devoted the whole ...
... CHALLINOR in Leek. Leek, ill Nov. 1792. loth November, ?? CORN LAWS. Borough of Chefterfield, in the County of Derby. IT being thought that the due Obfervance and Enforcem-nr, Within this Bovengh. of the Laws relp. cling ihe baying and Selling of torn and Grain ...
... that ail contracts, bargains, falcs and dealings in Corn, ought to be taken and adjudged to be according to the Uandards aforefaid ; and ihat no perfon fhould recover the piice of Corn fold, or the Corn itfelf, or any damages on account of any contracts ...
... FOR THE DKRBY MERCURY. Obfsrvaiioni oo SPORTING in STANDING CORN. TT cannot be fuppofed, though fanttioned by Law, that qualined Gtntletacn will prcfumc to f!:oot, or course, until the prefent lace harveft i* fecurcd. It is, however, much to be feared ...
... G. BOTT's New-invented CORN SALVE. THIS SALVE is the moft effeaual Remedy for CORNS ever yet invented, for it entirely takes them away, if ever fo long ftanding. The Method of ufing it is quite fafe, and gives no Pain 5 nor does it occafion any Inconveniency ...
... THE Occupiers of the feveral Wind and Water Corn Milh in the Neighbourhood of Alfreton in the County of Derby, arc requefted to meet at the Houfe of MiC Brown, sbeing the Sign of the George in Alfreton af>rcf..id, on WeJnefd*y the 29th Day of this Inftant ...
... The Worfhtpful Richard Smaibroke, Doctor of Laws, Chancellor of ?? Lichfield and Coventry, will hold hi.- Probate Court at the George Inn, in Derby, on Tuefday the 21ft, and at the Angel Inn, in Chefterfield, on Thurfday the 23d days of April inftant ...