... THE CORN LAWS. On Thursday, Mr. moved for Committee of whole House to take the C irn Laws into considers: on, with a view repeal. S;r Wm. Molesworth led the motion, and both these gentlemen merely - eiied arguments which have been hundred tunes - t.i' ...

... CORN LAWS. (From our London Correspondent.) ' Ministers,it appears, again refused entertata the proposition for a revision of the present lawp_ effecting the importation of foreign grain. There exists not a question that the Government have on their hands ...

... induced to propose a Corn Law, framed on the principle of that introduced last year, which he considers must afford less protection to the British grower, and consequently more profit to the importerof Foreign Corn. The central price or pivot on which the ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Another letter has been addressed to the Earl of Liverpool, on the subject of affording sufficient legal protection against the unnecessary importation of foreign corn into England. The writer (Mr Manning, of Dillington House, near Ilminster) ...

... THE CORN LAWS. According to the resolutions proposed in Parliament, on tne 31st ult. whenever the average .price of Barley shall be 32s and under 33s a quarter, foreign be imported on - payment of a quarter above 325, duty to decreased is 6d, until the ...

... CORN LAWS Copies of the following petition against a , Corn Laws are, we understand, in course ' nature in this neighbourhood. To the honourable the House of Commons —That in consequence of the unceasing ilia enemies of agriculture lo obtain a repeal ...

... CORN LAWS. A comprehensive abstiact of the debate on the Com Laws will be found in another column. It will be seen that Mr. Vilhers* motion was lost a very large majority. ...

... CORN LAWS. [From the Morning. Chronicle of We have received another letter from our correspondent T. B. support of the existing Com Laws. —We are ready admit to our correspondent, that change iv our Corn Laws would necessarily be productive ...

... CORN LAWS. The contemplated alteration in the Corn Laws has naturally occupied the attention of tbe agricultural interest, arid several gentlemen have published their opinions, urging the necessity of a protecting duty on the importation of foreign grain ...

... Strictly analogous to your own conm-i-tion wrh Corn laws. That you should alteration in these laws will occasion a redurt rent tin, both natural ami justifiable. Though dun-ring from many ...

... THE CORN LAWS. LETTER, Originally addressed to the Editor of the Chesy.-fer Chronicle, and published in that Paper on ■ Friday, the 271h January, 1826. Sir, short time ago, chance threw under the observation of the writer of this paper, the book called ...

... evidence has been produced to warrant the conclusion, that foreign corn could be sold in our markets, in ordinary years, for less than from 4Ss. to 555. a quarter. While the abolition the Corn Laws would be productive of no material injury the farmers and landlords ...