... PENINSULAR WAR, 11. BOTTA'S HISTORY OF ITALY, 2Vols.II.6s. CAMPBELL'S POETICAL WORKS, 2Vols. 18s. JACOB on the CORN TRADE and CORN LAWS, 13s. PLOWDEN'S LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT, 6s. Gd. POLLOK'S COURSE OF TIME, los 6(1. BAY LDON on VALUATION for POOR'S RATE ...

... preseiit Corn Laws have iiot been recently or hastily Formed. I have long held those opinions, and I fre- quentl expressed them when addressing anl Agricul- tural Constituency in the Year 1832. Every day more strongly convihees me that these Laws, and especially ...

... GENTLEMEN, yOUR attention has been chlled to the corn lawes by the Anti-Corn-Law League, which you mnow to be a powerful and influential association. The League have by their tracts declared that the corn laws ...

... be held in Northumberland in fa. your of corn laws and starvation. 1 The meeting was not allowed, however, to separate without an opportunity of hearing what the landlords had to advance in favour of Corn Laws. Mr Silvertop, ] of Minsteracres, came with ...

... FLORA OF BERWICK, 7i.6d. MJ EG DODS' COOKERY, nfew Edition, 7s. Gd. WAVERLEY, new Edition, 2 Vols 109. CATECHISM ON THE CORN LAWS, 6d. BYRON'S WORRS, 4 Vol. IS. LORD KING'S LIFE OF L.OCKE,22I.S N ADDEN'S TRAVWLS IX TuRK1E, &c. 2 Vols. 11.4s. SOUTIHEVCS ...

... Anti-Corn Law League-that of reducing tie r of Wages in Great Britain to the Continental level, effeots of which may easily be perceived from the Ta lar Statement below, upon the Shopkeeper and Hoi CK- trade Manufacturer. REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS Dar- ...

... Say what you will, the object oJ the Repeal of the a Corn Laws is to reduce Wages; ato their intention is a to reduce them to the Coniinental Leeel.-.M1UrNTZ'S SPEECH. A Repeat of the Corn Laws is indispensable in or- der to reduce the W~ages of ...

... present Corn Laws have not been reebntly or hastily D formed. I have long held those opinions, and I fre- quently expressed them when addressing an Agricul- tural Constituency in the Year 1832. Every day more strongly convinces me that these Laws, and ...

... weltl Park Cul. lected by Win. lierv, 0 176 Brown, Ouse- W. B., per Glynn burn, 19 & Cu., London, i 0 0 Do. by Mr Frater,1 5 CORN LAWS. TO T1nU WORS81:iPV'xr. WRE lUALOR Or ZVWCWA8TLM. WU, the Undersigned, Inhabitants of U W Borough of' Newcastte upon Tyne ...

... Aveage of Corn, uopn which is foundd e present Systelm of our Corn Laws, are ioable sari a'rin Fact .osn to be moqt improperly influenced b the A rtarices boit of Growes ?? nd o speclatie Dce;1crs in that Article. Sth. That the existing, Corn ...

... last MI cting ntrtat it al, of the Inefficacy of the oxisting Corn Laws theOO hilly British Grower from Competition oith 'Vreigners, !i .to utatltiated b y the presernt State of the Corn Mlara , datdwsh f' het selling at 80s.per Qunarter, the lowest ...

... 's Catalogue, will be ready in a few Days. D::e J. st received, a Supply of the Sixth Edition of the Catechi si in on the Corn Laws, in Royal Octavo, 64 Pages for 6d. ALLEN3DAZM TURNPIKE ROAV. 0TO C ICE is hereby given that the Trustees of the atve Turnpike ...