... Court, that he would not be the puppet of any Ministry.-Morning- Herald. Public opinion respecting the question of the Corn Laws has evidently un- dergone a very great change, at least in this quarter. The Glasgow petition on this subject was signed ...

... fla- grant evil be remedied? AGRICULTURAL RETURNS. AT the time when Sir Robert Peel proposed the gradual abolition of the Corn Laws, he intimated that it would be expedient to adopt measures for obtaining returns of the amount of agric'ltural and other ...

... peculiar burdens-which affect the as lddinterest.. ani All, however, on this subjecijis hitherto uncertainty, but if th the corn laws are tobt lcid; row is the timeassuredly when th wreou~ght to consider whether a free trade. in articles of food 'in ought ...

... presented on Monday next. MAr Whitmore gave notice, for the 1st Mlarch, of a notion for leave to hiring in a bill to amend the corn laws. (AT'iOlSlC ASSOCIATION-CALL OF TH'. 1OUSr. * SIr Goulburn gave notice, that on Thursday next lie 1 should move for leave ...

... anti-agricultural party in Parliament ; the result of - which will probably be that no specific motion will be I made upon the Corn Laws question during the preset I sitting, but that a full discussion of that nmomentonic subject will be permitted by Governimeut ...

... conversion of their present money rents into grain rents, in the event of the measure proposed by Sir RobertPeel regard. ing the corn laws, &c. bein carried into effect. CouNTY Or BcTE.-On Saturday last, the election of a mnem- ber of Parliament for the county ...

... Geilty. The Court deserted the diet pi o loco et tees- psre-, and Graham was liberated upon bail. fAXME LAWS. A cause of some importance on the Game Laws was de- l cided at the Circuit Court of Glasgow, by the Lord Jus- tice Clerk, on an appeal fronm a ? ...

... take his seat in the Lords when the Ministerial measure for repealing the corn laws shall have been advanced to its second stage in the upper house of the Legislature. ConN LAWS.-A special meeting of the Society for the Pro- s: tection of Agriculture was ...

... Indian army. The resolution was carried unanimously, after which the Court separated. . ipE NAVIGATIoN LAWS.-A deputation onl the Naviga- tion laws, consisting of Mr John Mitchell from Glasgow, Messrs T. D. Douglas, Allan Gilmour, R. M'Gavin, George ...

... ?? t. fcrtn 'ie understand fte rescliions to he brongh't for- ward by Lord Liverpool and Ml Canning, respecting arc thc Corn Laws, vsill be proposed to both I-louses ?? Parliament, on oiNtIsndy, tIh: 191h, at 'T'uesdatiy the thie 520th of Flebruary, insteud ...

... feifilsrrert of iris normes isl respect to every liars meelanchioly S event of n sisnilor rlesceijrtioe-CtAe. Sol, TH4E CORN LAWS. 1-I (Front thle ltrirrtrrgh ?? tt1ti Wlrstever may toe tisorght of tire prrisrciple of tire Coors Late, it weoultd be ? ...

... After several petititions were presented for and against the Corn Laws, their Lordships adjourned. 71 isday, 3Ia2inch 14. There were many more petitioni pre..ented on the sabject of tc:e corn 'ams, chiefly against any alteration; the DnlcoofBiacl. inchiy ...