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... 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 ...
... found toemfeives , obliged, by the corn laws, to prohibit h's being landed but being, from the heat of the wea- . ther, a perilhing ftatc, it was permitted to be warehouled.*Such is the abfurd operation this complicated law, that the northern and that county ...
... ices of Corn reckoned the Meafurcs commonly ufed in this Neighbourhood, which are much larger than the That the Solicitor bed.rented to attend the of the Peace for the Libetty Peterborough, and requeil their Concurrence in enioicing the Corn Laws. Reflved ...
... the corn laws, Mr. Koie Mr.lpitt moved for leave bring in a bill indemnify the adwifers and executors of the late order council relative to the im- Donation and exportation of corn, and for continuing regulafions for the prefent, and preventing law.fuits ...
... ort SAT the h of Dicimiii, i 79* Order to con fitter of the molt ttfertual Means enforcing the Corn Laws, far rcUtti the Ellablifhment of One Measure run Corn throughout the Realm, is adjourned to SATURDAY, December 12, 1792, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon ...
... Suffex, Kent, Effex, Hertfordthire, Suffolk, Cambridge, and Norfolk, certainly defign to petition for an alteration in the Corn Laws, in order to place the export upon a furer footing. A meeting of County Members is to be held at the St. Alban’s Tavern, ...
... Mode of delivering CORN, JOHN CHAM BERS . in the Chair; Houle fort Refolved, That the Refolutions of the laft held at this he above Purpofe, the Sixteenth Day of Auguit lait, be That aCommittee be appointed to enforce the Corn Laws, by profecuti any Perfon ...
... in the corn laws, which will laid before Parliament early the next feffion. The trade, it is laid, is to in lome way put under excife regpkttions, prevent the which have art fen from felling famplca practice which is aboliff.ed, and the corn in future ...
... felling and buy.ng of Corn » and who are difpofed to unite with us, to meet at the Crown InN on Sa- TurpAY the Eighth of at E ie ven o'Clock in the Forenoon, in Ordet to confider of the moft effe€tual Means of en- forcing the Corn Laws, fo fu as relates to ...
... rure. Chip. 37. The Corn Laws, and on the policy of encouraging a for Exportation, after fup. plying the conluniption of the Country. Chap. 33. Agricultural Leg flat ion and Police. Chap. 39. On the Price Proviiions, and the Laws for encouraging the Sale ...
... complaint. The landed interell and the corn merchants this kingdom would do well to conlider ferioully the nature and tendency of the permanent corn bill now before the Houfe lof Commons; and general meeting of the corn merchant? from all parts of the kingdom ...
... circuinttance, in his opinion, it would be better to leave out the limitation, and fubftitute an option in the ouncil. The corn laws of late tended very much to nar- King and C ket; and a better proof of the affertion could not be row the mat in that line ...