... .‘:u > mu’%wg M 18iovens, Lovd y And.; Gardner, | ordered and g oL i e oiion 084 In 2 Comniittee of mfi-\“m to conof the Corn Laws, agreed 10 the refolusions v 0 w3t ’7' e Ty - Ehe Meatler X ’._.b“ @ of¢ %'* it | ...

... 14. Received accounts from the Exchequer, which were ordered to be laid on the üb!(* ‘[ he Houfe, in 3 Comiittee on the Corn laws, Mr. Bram- Mo in the Chair, voted (everal refolutions, moved by the Hon. Me. Dudley Ryder, which weie the fanie with thofe ...

... fhould on Wedaeldsy nexs refolve. itlelf iato a Commitge thereon ; which was agreéd 10, k The Houle went imo » Commine® o e Corn Laws, Mr; Rofe in the efidirs —— Mi. Pt moved for leawe (o bridy fn y bill toindemnify (ke wiWiTeti dnd “emeturer 6f m orler of ...

... was ordered to be carried o the Lords by Mr. Gilbert. = The repart of the Commistee of the Brivy Council-rela- Aive to the Corn laws, was prefented by Lord Graham, The order of the day for the Houle refolving itfelf into a Committee on thé evidence againtt ...

... thb‘lncpofl of Efinhgy Corn Laws, and ordered inab it therego, Agreed 1o (e Feport of the &i{z‘ Foreits Coms miliorrers’ bill. e Road s firlt time chedangirale AR, = d * Tafeveral Commitrees wént Wc&hfiu‘”fi 1,008 Rills, the Expiripg Laws R, aad the Cotnty Eletion ...

... .;’“ 1 A DIGEST OF THE LAW - cONCERaNING. fIADI. CO“I:ICE‘ & MANDUY oo eS, ol e Law and Cullom of . 'm;“o Fmr Ampie laftretlions relstive w Arbi wnd Awards: Laws for the R of Auftioneers, - incloding the two late n-m erfione before Lord Kenvon, in the ...

... CORN WIND-MiLL, | TO.HSQ;. D w AUCTION, ~on Friday 19€u8th Dy of Japuary next, at - Whike Bear Zpd’ wl.the City of Coventry, betwes the Howrs'of ?Ad Six o'Clock in the A fternoom § (unlefs foon: r difpofled of by Private Congradt, and of which due Notice ...

... kxcbigoer prefented 3 report of the Laws of Teade, which was ordered to be referred’ ro the Commattee oithe Atirican Stave Trade, and copics thereof printed for the ule of ilie members. : Mz Rofe broughis 3 the Corn ity Tall, whi mad a hrft |ia;.~m | ’ ...

... Mr. ‘Alerman Ceurtis propofed a puhyofinbkcilm'of the corn, and a pepalty upon the tonnage, at the rite of one hundred -pounds for one hundred tons meafurement ofthe fhip or wellel in whick fuch corn or meal {hould be found. = Lord Sheffield and Sir Peter ...

... that Dag, fubjt@ 6 Tach Condi. s will be then and there praduced’;— Al thit | MESSUAGE, TENBMENT, of DWEL-« JOUSE; and. Warer CORN.MILL, now in de, lying in the Lordtip of Denwen Bafert, igunty, of Leicefter, called D Mill, covith a' Piete of Ground m the ...

... Poft continued. By thie new Corn Bill, it is at length determined, bat na grain fhall be imported into foreign countries until the average price is as follows :=—Wheat 803, barley 255, omts 174, per quarter, and other corn in proportion; alfo, that x ...

... ‘The temporary Bill for regulatings &c. lawd relative to the importation of corn and grain was read a third time, and pafled. The il for « perman: nt regulation of the fame laws paffed *'vxu:umumd ihe whole Houfe. Mr. Hobart in the Chair, . ‘U'he bill for ...