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... George took no prominent part in Parliamentary discussion, until Sir Robert Peel proposed and carried the repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846. He then took the place of leader of the agricultural party, and continued to make severe attacks on the late minis- ...
... liberal measures. The political. wrdnow presents a very difierent. distribution of' tarties from that which the repeal of the Corn Laws broke up. Could we suppose that Lord George's followers would take- this opportunity of making -up their q~uarrel with their ...
... sseitbly. OIl Saturdtyv, the coniuct of the A tiitlyv's Com- 1mlissilin in petitioning Peiliement onl thi'stibjerct of' the Corn Laws,, Nvis ?? utiher review, ill ?? ?? overture 'li iui the Synir d of A iigus 12ll 111earis, re- fleeting utptln tbe lroiceeltigs ...
... wiii leave. ?? LAWs--Tlcre was sonee conversation on thit subject slee tien Hontse of Lors-d, on Ttuseesdy wecic, arising out of a strasnego dslecerc by ties Eat-I of Rtadnors, recommendieng ties incesediate cute- sideratioss of ithe Corn Laws, witht a view ...
... onl Th nrsday ci tid las;t, nis tile subject of tire corn laws ; when it was t,_ III rd solved to petoaition both houses of Ptarliametnt against PI id this adoption of any altvration of the laws now in force, II I.which may have the affect of diminishing ...
... that lire could irot omit to notice Captinir Gorsons's streruotus arrd ustrenitted exertions in erip- watr' 150r1 of the Corn Laws, onl whiich tireir viral* leterest depends. lieftiter re- fort arkrred, 1 We Isave, no doubt, at letter from Iris arstagonist ...
... Majesty's e sthip Pheasant. HAT DUTY. On the rgth ult. the Justices of Peace of the coonty of Abetr een gave their dcisilon in corn. I plaints exhibited by the Solicitor of Stamp Du- tiec, against certain persons in the town asd county of Aberdeen, finding ...
... daughter of William Mure, Esq. of Caldwell, Ayrshire. At No. 10, Hanover Street, on the 27th ult. Mr James Brown, solicitor at law. At Cumnocic, on the 20th ult. the Rev. John Fraser, minis- ter of that parish. Died, on the 17th ultimo, in his 87th year, ...
... Edinburgh on the 21st ult. His original surname was Lee, which he khanged for that of Harvey in 1820 on the death of his fither-in-law, the late John Harvey, 9sq , of Castle- semple. Colonel Harvey was a cadet of the family of Lee of Ditchley in Oxfordshire, ...
... Rowand, Esq. banker in Glasgow, to Miss Margtret Wilson, daughter ofthe late Alex. Wilson, Esq.. At Bath, - H artley, Esq. just corne of age, andin. to possesssion of from 6000l. to soool. per annuim, to Miss Watts, the daughter of the Pari;h CLrl of St. Michael's ...
... the 14th Juine, Captain Lucas, lteyal Navy. OGl Sunedtsy the 13th instant, in Sussex Place, at the residence of her son, in-law, Captail E. C. Fletcher, the Right Moa. Lady Teigoriouth, relict of the late Lord Teignrmouth. At 14, Abercromby Plarce, Edinburgh ...
... to Amelia, damglhtar of the lte Jnmes Shaw, Esq. On the 14th October, at 22, Ctrtlto Pilace, Glasgows, by the llev. Dr Ward- law, Dotahldfllcleod, Esq. Washington, Uniited States, to Jane M'Kiay, eldest damighter of Peter Smith, Esq. inerctliat, Glasgow ...