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... CORN LAWS. A till* of A u% fc«« done |M 4 service i*> a *'• landlords; Hear ''M ibs Factor. Miller. 'li- Biker ,e. Farmer. and ten limes much LsoJlorJ ! 'J» lo.il Tbe writer s.y«: '* But count Ibe question as regards our roan, bn« been repeatedly ...
... THE CORN LAWS Mr. WniTMOiiE, in able speech, called the at* trillion ol House to llie impolicy the Corn Laws. He shewed, that the effect ilie prohibition system produced lluctuaiion ruinous tu the lai iner, and occasional enormous pi ices most burdensome ...
... CORN LAWS. [From The Count* Hkkald.J The Farmers are at length beginning to bestir themselves against the contemplated repeal of the Corn Laws—for Colonel Scales bill, which has been read a second time in the House of Commons, for grinding bonded corn ...
... THE CORN LAWS. A RAILWAY GLANCE AT THE CORN LAWS : OR, FEW WORDS WHICH PASSED, BETWEEN WATFORD AND TRINO, ON THE 20TH OF JANUARY 1839.. From Fhaskr's Macauvb.] Birminftum Manufacturer. Let as have little conversation on the subjectof the ...
... CORN LAWS- Mr. Huvt gave notice, that he should the 15th of July submit a motion to the house, for the repeal of til laws prohibit* iag the importation foreign corn into this country. The bouse then adjourned. Duel bbtwbem Lord Thomas Cecil amu Mr. Tekhtssn ...
... the Corn Laws. The Mayor has appointed Wednesday next, the 16th inst., at one o'clock, for a public meeting. meeting of the Manchester Anti-Corn Law Association was held on Thursday night, at the York Hotel, King-street, for the purpose of considering ...
... CORN LAWS. We have a few words to say (observes the Atlas) to the Irish members upon Che subject of the corn laws. has been recently canvassed as a doubtful point which way the county members of Ireland will go upon this question, and it has been said ...
... THE CORN LAWS. [From The Hereford Times.] Never was there a moment, which the mind of the British-agriculturist required the guidance of impartial judgment) more than it does in the present one. Faction playing such fan astic tricki with the most important ...
... THE CORN LAWS. The following an extract from an excellent article on tbis subject in Blaclcusood't Magazine :—The fact that our exports to tbe corn-producing countries have been greatly diminishing for a number of years, while imports from the same countries ...
... proceeding at once to discuss and adjust the questions connected with the Small NoteCurrencv and the Corn Laws; and maintained, especially regarded the Corn Laws, that there could only one reason for such conduct, namely, that in reality they had plans propose ...
... expences of bringing foreign corn to England, Now he knew —and could produce the bill ®f freight, that corn could imported at Weymouth from Hamburg at a freight, including all charges of2s. Bd. per quarter: yet the Anti-Corn-League told them that the freight ...
... CORN LAWS. We copy the following paragraph, so very applicable t the present state of parties in this country, from Mr. Buckinghnm's new work America. It is impossible to read these accounts of the immense resources fur the production of food, which ...