... Tro the Printer of the Abcrdern Y izt-nal'. CORN LAW, EER I-. In your Journal of the z3d current, I read with surprise and regret, a paper hearing the a- bove title, and published as an Address, unani- mously agreed to at a meeting of the people as- ...

... ofRutherglen, have iesolved to petition Parlia- de ment for an alteration of the Corn Laws, parti- ,r cularly the a& of last session, regulating the ex- portation and importation of corn. It is reported that the Earl of Ilardwicke is e about to quit his situation ...

... Geilty. The Court deserted the diet pi o loco et tees- psre-, and Graham was liberated upon bail. fAXME LAWS. A cause of some importance on the Game Laws was de- l cided at the Circuit Court of Glasgow, by the Lord Jus- tice Clerk, on an appeal fronm a ? ...

... cy HOUSE OF COMMONS, of I Friday, 7zdy zo. e- Mr. f'l rscriz moved,that the House do resolve ti into a Committee on the Corn Laws, for the P Le- purpose of brilrging in a new bill. n !- Mr. Aldenrman Cosbe hoped that the Horble. ts be Gentleman wvould ...

... paper says- We arc -nabled to state that Irish corn is to hlve a preference over foreign corn of TSs. per qr. in the British market, that is 135. ?? on the present rate of import. The existing corn laws, as they af- fe&6 Ireland, are tocpltinue asthe- ...

... objieted to several clauses pro. - posed since the introduflion of the Bill1 as tend- ing to subvert the whole system of Corn Laws he established by Parliamentary regulationi. The n Chairman being taken ill,the Committee was ad- I nd journed till Monday ...

... State of Huibandry and Market's in Great Britain. (PuUblifbd ~aerteriy.) Contents of Number Xl.-A General View of the Corn Trade and Corn Laws of Great Britain, by the Rev. George Skene Keith-Obilacles to Agricultural Improvement. (continued)-Q-eries on V ...

... passing the late Corn Law:v and I tii awe will point out its impropriety, their own im- ps c policy, and pray for its repeal. cc 4GI '~. : . F 1 liends and ca'zn, We liavc now stat. ed, in as cociseter i s possible, our ideas of the late Corn Bill; and we ...

... QUAKANTINE LAWS. coUNvrr OF ABERDEEN.V r, obcdie,;ce en a Circular Letter, under date the 3 1st Ul. from the Right Heonourable LoruO HAWi ESPURY, addressed to 7His iAla- jesty's Lieutenant of the County of Aber- deen, thefoilowing papers an the sebjea ...

... foundation of the poor laws; of thi, r- country, which for so long a period iead ber.> h found so beneficial. He proposed simply to brsng e in an enabling adt, viz. an adt to enable every pa- rish, as far as it was consistent with-law, to le- gislate for ...

... queflion by feveral of oar correfpondents, whether the buying of corn while growing conflituted the crime of Foreftalling and Regrating ? and we have been requcled tuopoint out whether any and what law exilis againfQ it. We accordingly prefent them with an extracr ...

... and is idle, he falls under the vagrant adt. Laat- ?? let the Buchan Plowman beware of corn- binaizon to keep or to fix his wages, for that R too is againit the law, every one fhould act for hirnfelfalone. Ifr they do otherwise, they will be punifised ...