... lie had never complromi- : sed thei sentimuclnts lie tad always professed. w e coil s LAWS. g Several petitions were presetited agaiist the corn laws. It ^, The corn bill wis discussed in conunittee. T'he first ti t clause, as sent from the Coomrinons ...

... h the Corn Laws, and the next, thae Uhey we lish those laws.I Here, the gallant Cotain The Government of the day were for a Six lition of t-he Corn Law s. The Captain b 'Ieft. ferent position; he has obtained prefe his opinions on the ...

... made, that if he should change his pi~nion on acv important point he would resign; occordingVl, icavit chaugel ocn tlce Corn Law. lhe does resign, by accepting tics Chillern hundreds. Mr Cochrane stands again. *c: LATE DUctL AT PoiRTSxaoUss.-The trial ...

... tidtil tle consularences that stny be expectud to result fiom a chalinge in the corn laws, as ?? hy the Bill of last Session of la:1ii:meit, shomtuld ?? lplss ittto a law, we biope to 0have it in t our power to ?? their resolutionis, after tlity lhave ...

... itm. painful experience of the consequences that have already resulted from n of that utnfortinate tamperitng weith the Corn Laws which has but too much n :ed characterisedl the policy of this country ever since 12tf, uheen, NVIth the d IC- accession ...

... and never in our recollection have farms been in mote request than of late. ft is now evident that the abrogation of the Corn Laws will notpreveui land from let- ting at rents which some protectionists call fair. nor deter the industrious tenant from improving ...

... productions of nature and of mankind. The great political parties whieh combined their forces to carry the repeal of the Corn Laws and the abolrtion of the protective sys- I tem, are virtually bound to make the spirit of those mteasures I the governing ...

... all the distress existing in this country 13 owing to the corn laws, and that the late depression In the mnnufaectu- t ring distrietsmi-ghtbetraced to thesame source. Nowainmyopinion, the corn laws have nothing to do with It. - We flourished under them before ...

... repeal of the Corn Laws - and farther, resolves to mehibrialize the new Cabinet, whatever beits political complexcion. to avert the dangers-with which the country; il threatened, by- forthwith suspending the operation of the Corn' Laws, and permittin ...

... I WED=mSDAY, Decemboz 10, 1845. GoVEaRNEsNa AND THrE CoiNs LAWS.-The means which free .traders have been Plying so industriously to produce popular excitement on the subject of the Corn Laws, received a power- ful, alth ough ephemeral, stimulus from a ...

... tl large class of manufacturers deemed their energies sadly a tramped by the operation of the corn-laws. All they de- ci zired was the abolition. of those laws, to give fair scope to a, their powers of production, even after those powers had p been tasheu ...

... e minor el.n- C tges ot the law would be best seen in the bill, which woolid incorporate the inspection of corn averae-s witl the Bloard of TIide. I-c moved therefore that it wnli earteient to opeail the lresent corn laws, t7:d to Coact others in their ...