... precisely at One. The Books may be viewed two days previous to .he sale. W. Ba$4UoW,,' Son-in-law and 7Partner with 1/se late Mrs. EBizabeth Wkikens, IN THE CORN MARKET, Confectioner, Fruiterer, and Grocer, n EGS leave to return his grateful thanks tothe ...

... purpose of proposiug a very essential alteration in the present Corn Laws, and permanently reducing the price of Gtrain, beneath a remuntorating standard, by the introduction of Foreign Corn into the British Market, at very low and inadequate duties. 21 ...

... resolved to frame a Petition, to be presented to both Houses of Parliament. praying that no alteration be made in the present Corn Laws - and that Copies of the same be sent to the different Market Towns for signature. Resolved, that these Resolutions be printed ...

... economy in every department of the Public Expenditure; of repealing the existing Corn Laws; and, in their stead, imposing a sufficiently high duty upon all[ Foreign Corn and Farming pro- duce imported into Great Britain and Ireland, as shall hereafter ...

... was bound; but I did not feel myself confident enough of ultimate advantage to the community by the entire Repeal of the Corn Laws, to be justified in assenting to it, though I was unpledged on the subject, and willing'to concur in a considerable modification ...

... i of yhe Laws of England; with a Dictionary of Lawe Terms, Maxims, Acts of Parliametat, and Judicial Anti- quities; Tables of Assessed Taxes, Stamp Duties, Stage Coach and Post horse Duties; Post Office Regulationts Turnpike Laws, Corn Laws, ...

... notice having been given of a motion, having for its object an alteration in the Corn Laws, as well as the great exertions making by other persons for a Repeal, of those Laws-I should not be performing a duty which I feel imposed on me, as Presi- dent of ...

... advantage of an exclusive smarket for their pro- sk duce, was the avowed object of that System of baws, commotly Y- called the Corn Laws, adopted on the restoration of the ancient ia government in the reign of Charles the Second; a system gene- ey rally acted ...

... taken into consideration the cro- posed measures of Goversnent for an alteration in the existing Corn Laws, are of opinion, that if the same are passed into a law they will be the means of materially affecting the best interests of the agricultural and every ...

... LORDS ANI) COMTIMONS' REPORT ON I *tHE CORN LAWS, &Cc. 7'/hsij dteyl is pttlsl/shetd, price 10s 0.s. ,/ bl. '1U1 EPOR.T frotmt tli` SELTC- CI)iIN'0FEE I- of tte HOUSE of CO(MMONS on PETI- TIONS RELATING to the CORN. LAWS of tl6i- I KINGDOM, wvith the MiNtsu'rs ...

... Kingdoms) pay the expencesI of labour and taxes. That there cannot be a stronger proof of the in- efficacy of the present Corn Laws, than the openingi our Markets for the sale of Foreign Oats in the pre- sent season, on the eve of one of the best harvests ...

... isitiofronlZ several Faeeljold- era of thie Oo 0~J call a county Meeting of Free- holdmr and Farinersddi, ltoe sub eet of the Corn Laws, ill, comlincewih ,~c ReuiitinI hereby covn 4a ME~1ING f te FREIIOD a) and FA RMERS. Of thi (Juntlon he boe sbjetto be held ...