... argued that the f price of labour and high rents enlitanced the value of grain. These Corn Laws bad taken eighteene millions a 1 year from the naiols-take off these Laws-add these a cighteen millions to the tinds of tile nation, and retruce (I tire Government ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (From the Edinburgh Evenaing Courant.) -rt does Wot seem to be generally understood, that for a peHodt of about forty years, from 17,,3 to 1815, those laws for regulating the importation of corn were a dead letter, and really imposedino ...

... CO1RN LAWS. 1, At an ndjourned General Meeting of Landholders anrid _ Commissioners ot'Sopply, from several counties ill Scot- c lanl, csiiecially assembled to consider thc question of an t alteration on the existing Corn Laws, held at the Water- loo ...

... CORN LAMY. The Quarterly Reviet, just publiehed, conisir;3 an rr. ticle on the subiect o' the ('Corn Laws. The Reviewcr sets out with co;rrecting one mistake which too oiten prc. vails, nainely, that of cc !eringegricolture :n-i manu. factitres as governed ...

... cORAT LAEWS. (From tfuw Rrprcrsiativrc.) 1t I-ppears, from M r Jacob's researches, that the effect ef oilr Corn Laws has becn tq thirow isuch land, in the n count:is from whence the English imarket has been par' t tially s' ?-plied, out of cultivation; ...

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... tain a recommendation to both Houses, of an immediate consider- ation of the Corn-laws, with a view to their total repeal. It is further intimated that there has been a considerable division in the Cabinet in adopting this important resolution; and that the ...

... THE CORN LAWS NEXT SESSION. (From the Morieng Heoald.) The next session of Parliamsnet Avill teem with eveits most vitally impor- tant to the British empire; and, if wve may judge from the demi-official inti. mations which have very lately been put forth ...

... supporters of the Corn Laws admit . that any causes which operate prejudicially to any one of these *hree hives of industry must operate against the others., 4Isball only, however; enter into the argument of the repeal of the Corn Laws, iu so far as it ...

... 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- ...

... Their whole system of laws and overil- ment is only one dark tissue of error and exaction. The Tribunal of Pttrimony,-an iniquitous tribunal, end iini- k, eluitously administered,-makes the name of property a eI mockery: the corn laws starve the people, ...

... LORD)S. I ied n rsusit, April 5., CORN' l.AWS. Earl Grosvenor presented a petition from the w-aveys and oher manufacturers of Maccleslield, praying ttat the principle of free tr::de slould be extetnded to the trade in j corn. The Earl of :i almesbury ditl ...