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... CORN LA l'd d TO THE PRINTER OF THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. Sir, BY the prefent Corn Law, wheat cannot be io- portcd upon the payment of the low duT y, until the average price of the diftiict where the fuppiy is wanted conies to S.JS. per quarter. This metropolis ...
... Ireland, in favour of the ?? of Downffiire and Wateriord. The Council are faid to have fini.'.ied their cnquir into the Corn Laws, and a bill is now framing, under •die mlpcdtion of the Crown lawyers, whicii will be brought into Parliament, to regulate ...
... pleafe a Meeting the. Freeholder* of your County, take into Confideration die Corn Law* of this Kingdom. Dated 9th February, ;86. Signed Freeholders. Gentlemen, AS the Corn Laws materially concern the County of Dublin, requeft the Freeholder* of thi* County ...
... tiiis metropolis, concerning a Bill fbme time ago brought into Parliament, and afterwards withdrawn, for regulating the Corn Laws of Scotland. It is a child oftiie Landed Intereft, and, therefore, has been nurtu- red by them wkh more tiian ordinary cure ...
... 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 ...
... the forenoon is gxpedted, 88 there are feveral matters of importance to be laid before” them, particularly the propoied CORN LAWS, which aie that day to come under the confideration of the G-ntiemen of the county. i ocs ‘# ) GEO, ABERCROMBY) FARM or LITTLE ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... & Harrop TUESDAY, Frsruary fq; Boroughreeve, CORN MI To be L J t Conftables. And entered upon on the F the Purpofe of oppofing HE new ercéted CORN MILL cife Laws, requeft you to are well adapted for a Corn-c tants of this Town and Miles of Macclesheld ...
... iii tl cy are fituated. Alto the o holding tin tourtt of juitice in thc chid town of each ,tiontry,-.an:in:ly, colic !corn the laws of the different rate I zpriaturi s. lo which are ;:dded, the readencia anti nunaly:r of the I: vtral trilk I of Indians ...
... meeting of the Board of Trade laft week, a very important bulinefs, underhand, came under difcuffion—namely, the exilting Corn Laws. Some very lalutary regulations have been fuggefied, which will be laid before Parliament early the next feflion.— The trade ...