... CORN LAWS It is well known tlrat a Petition is at present handed about to the farmers for their signatures, which origi- nated in any anonymous correspondence in a London paper, and has for its sole object the imposition of what are termed high-protecting ...

... of their ar- tizans. We are proud to avow our unflinching attach- meent to the protecting laws on corn, with duties on a gra- duated scale, founded as those laws are on many years experience; and we do not believe that the mass of the population of the ...

... Poor Law Com- missioners having expressed their satisfaction at the work- ing of the New Poor Law Act in thisparish, think that their letter to the Clerk of the Guardians, dated 3rd January, 1839, was quite unnecessary apd uncalled for. I COaN LAw AGITrATION ...

... CORN LAWS. INIIABITANTS or \VEST SUFFOLK are revertfully Informed that RICHARD COBDEN, ESQ.. 11. P., a Dopatation from the GILEAT NATIONAL :%NTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE, WISH OTHER GENTLEMEN, Will Attire*, the Tenant Farmers and other, nn the anhtect of FREE ...

... the Com Laws was the more expedient measure of the two. He kuew that the Anti-Cora Law League would be satisfied with nothing else than a total and immediate repeal of the Corn Laws ; but there were many persons who thought that the Corn ...

... CORN LAWS. Tuesday, Mr. brought forward bis annual motion fur the Repeal the Corn Laws. His speech occupied several hours iu delivering, and was a masterly exposition tha subject. observed that the advocates protection were driven imitate organization ...

... (C1ON LAWS. Anii Inquniry into I/&, probablh: reslidis ronsiquret lo iv I& ,f 11w (Cin airl . A pamlphlet under ?? ftill has ju-t-I pjearvl frowil i pen ot J. AluoselI!y, Esp olf treat Gleonllaill. ad rofl ipi a short eomnpass inist eomvinu'mn, :argt ...

... as to the hearing of the Corn Laws on Agriculture, but that part of the subject has been taken out of m> hands. A little pamphlet, published Messrs I nmmer and Morton. any observation I could make, they looked on the Corn Laws in debtor and creditor point ...

... CORN LAWS ( Concluded from lust week's paper.) 1 lav iv»; seen the prominent evils resulting lo the nation at large from the existence of the Corn Laws ; — let ns now enquire how tliey benefit the agriculturists theni- Hves, who we may properly divide ...

... CORN LAWS. The Report the Committee on the Corn Laws has not fallen into our hands. would rather have given it entire, without comment; but our agricultural readers will, perhaps, in the absence the Report itself, like to peruse the following extract ...

... inters from my remarks upon the Corn Laws, which you were good enough to insert in the Suffolk Chronicle of the 14th, that I am, on the whole, an unbeliever in the farmers deriving any ultimate benefit from the Corn Laws.” Not only I disbelieve, that the ...

... CORN LAWS. the Editor of the Suffolk Chronicle. Sir,—ln proceeding with the history of the Com Laws, come to 1815, when Bill was passed fixing 80s. as the import price. Wheat then at C3s. Bd., little import took P'aoe » but a nse taking place, false rumours ...