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... I inform you, that I oppofe the recommitment, not from th©' goodnefs of the bill; but for its approaching to the antient corn laws. On the quellion being put, the recommitment was rejefted without a divifion. The amendments was afterwards read. Mr. T. ...
... the fpirit of our amient laws. It is for that I give it in* iupport j bocaufe, Sir, I thti-k.vve have otincoa narrow, iaipclkical, and unjutt fv item of flaitf'.ing the people, and of making fo.'.di end insignificant temporary laws. I h.y it is impolitic; ...
... LAW. A YOUNG Gentleman, who has had liberal education, is wanted as an Articled Clerk to an attorney. A genteel premium will be expelled. For further information apply to the printers of his paper. To be SOLD cheap, SEVERAL fmall Lotts of OAK-TIMBER, ...
... N. B. The corn trade alio continued. STRAYED out of the farm-yard of- Mr. Danish Cowlen, at Earl’s-Coln, EfTex, on Saturday night, the 14th inftant. A BAY-BROWN HORSE, nine year* old, hands high, with hanging mane, Twitch tail, Bar in h : s forehead, ...
... To be SOLD by AUCTION, yf. READ TOn Tuesday, Aug, 18, and foliowing days, HE Farming Stock, Crops of Corn, Hay and Stover, tlie premifes of Matthew Todd, Yoxford; together with the farming utenfils, implements of hufbandry, and furniture, which will be ...
... N O R F O I. X, err. To be SOLD. AWell-accuftoiTied Corn VViND-rvItLL, at ASHLEY in the County of Cambbidce, wit-'-in t ,;ce Males oi Newmaiket, witii all the : oin .--Cares in ? ood Condition, and cne i'«:r of Fitncli *ttd cr.e 'air 01 i'cak Stones ...
... N 0 R F 0:1; X, A CORN MIL I To he* SOLD, or LET T, and cntertri upon IMMSOIATILY. or .if. KiiCHAtLM.IS ilt'Xt, A Water Mill at Tilling in the County of Norfolk, now in ufc as a corn-mill, situate upen a capital dream, about 12 miles from .Norwich, and ...
... A * -L WeJneTdav, *O. ha:! thii wee* pretty deal «t corn murK.t. U f , v o.aar* b«vt l.etn upon the .-.boie neatly toe lame . put ordinaly lort, art culler, a a lull lower, r.'.'e oa..fyS and iViar.r aie near it. ' tJ ln * ’or ones more- coats Heavier ...
... NOR FOL X, kc, LAW. Wanted immediately, by an Attorney in good praftlce, A young gentleman who has been pro- perly educated foi the law, tobe articled tor - years. ffi A premium will be expefted. Enquire oi the prln- ters. Letters poit-paid will he a ...
... firut. S W 1 H, Sept. 2;. an held Yarmouth on uelua> lall, Mr. William Taylor, attorney at law, was elected an aidermanand Mr. John Reynold?, at- torney at law, and Mr. Barker, grocer, commoncouncilmen, of that corooraiion. The fame dav Mr. YVii iam Harley ...
... S U F FOLK. LAVENHAM being an ancient Market-town well lituattd, in .1 fruitful corn-country, the millers malfteis bakers, -fee. would be v-.ry glad that One or Two merchants would attend, which would be remembered and gratefully acknowledged by the principal ...
... n_-ce_»_r- of life. _rj.lv. The want of a permanent law, to jc gul--c tne o.portatton and importation cf com ol fuch a law a: would, as far as this can be done ensure to the farmer a market for his corn in time: oi the sreateil plenty, and prevent his engroiiin ...