... those who cannot answer them represent them to be, will A Cumberland Farmer show us that the Corn Law is just in principle and wise in policy ? If the Corn Law enhances the price of provisions, can he show us that that is for the benefit of the working ...

... proprietors. The law was altered in 1773; and that was the first corn law which was, he supposed, what the chairman alluded to as ono of their ancient institutions. The CHAIRMAN explained. Mr. SMITH then proceeded to give a history of the corn ...

... attribute the distress 'solely to the corn laws? We are perfectly convinced that every port of the Continent would now be shut against us for corn, the ports of Naples now are, if it were not for the corn laws.] MILT—Sam 1 Reams 79a 8 0 ...

... ON THE CORN LAWS. From the Farmers' Journal. The whether the Ports shall be opened for Wheat, Barley, any other Grain, is not now the one for immediate consideration; the probable intention the Ministers and the Merchants the subject the Corn Laws, must ...

... who advocate the opening of our ports to foreign corn, are too blind to con. template the effect it will have upon domestic trade and the employment of manufacturing or intermediate classes. The corn laws only impose a tax upon the foreign article equivalent ...

... protection for all ‘and that the present Corn-laws have no such Roserts, Esq- next addressed the Ww. meeting, his rising was the signal for a simultane- ous shout of applause. He proceeded to show in what manner the Corn-laws affeet the poorer classes, and after ...

... Coin Laws, but nil other laws that give privi ege and power to the few at the expense and to the exclusion of the many, w:ll remain undisturbed and unquestioned If our worthy contemporan had had political existence in 1822 and 1828, the Corn Law of would ...

... THE CORN LAWS. We principally allude to the abridged report of the proceedings at Denbigh on Wednesday, for the purpose of directing attention to the excellent letter of the Lord Lieutenant, who we believe is one of the best landlords in the county. The ...

... THE CORN eAwS. Wd DEARh BREAD AND LOW WAGES.' 7017Octh EDITOR of the ADBZEM ERN HERA LD, SIR.-You often give place o speeches and pragraphs absose 01 thte corn laws, Among theta therb~flal several rtimxesi appaed', th standcar~d argument let favour of ...

... ERlie ~i'rpooI: fr ,urP. - OB 1 I FlRA)IY, OCTOBER 6, 1526 THE CORN LAWS an *-,(ohjrog 1s so prejudicial to English Industry as the corn U 1a ?? dot more hrare titan all foreign prohibitietlt'- be co of if the people in this country had only fair play ...

... he felt, from tbe sauce cause, in our corn- Otth every other part of the world, unless 'we make . so to ear preeent s'nteni. The question then is, rtt deal the Governmeut to do for us? In reply, o al ree te Corn-laws, and to admit the intporta- 0tle, adun ...

... THE CORN LAWS. ! The British operatives, mechanical, manufacturing, and agricultural, may rest assured that Bowring. Milner Gibson, Gre : g. and such other hirelings as are now spouting over the country on the subject of the Corn 1 Laws have only their ...