... CORN LAWS. The Hon. Colonel LYGON presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Kidderminster, praying for a repeal of the Corn Laws. • Mr. 'HUME presented a Petition, signed by 13,000 seamen of North Shields, in the county of Northumberland, praying for ...

... that the ob' jeer of the Corn Laws had ever been to protect the agriculturist; by shutting out. importation, except at a very high ditty ; and also to prevent An overflow in the market, by allowing a bounty for exportation, when Corn was reduced to a cer ...

... praying that the militia should not be called out. CORN-LAWS. The Hole MEMBER. also presented six petitions from different parishes in Forfarshire praying for the immediate repeal of the present corn-laws. Mr. PLUMPTRE presented a petition from a parish ...

... CORN LAWS. Earl Si..O.:more presented Petitions against any i►► the Corn Laws from the Parishes of Sr. i3ethn►►l-Green (signed by between 0 and 10.000 persons), Whitechapel (similarly Ikigned), and other places, which . were ordered to lit on the table ...

... beginning of time. The first resolOtion was, 'that the export of Corn should be free at hll . times, and without any restrictions , 'Now, the laws for regulating and restraining the vxport of Corn. had' been in force for near 500 . - veers. These were not among ...

... CORN LAWS. Colonel TORRENS presented Petitions, praying a-revision of the Corn Laws, from th e Shi pwr i g h ts o f S out h Shields, and from twenty different districts in Yorkshire. ELECTION FOR THE COUNTY OF DUBLIN. M. MOORE presented a petition from ...

... CORN LAWS. Earl GROSVENOR presented petition from Satddleworth, in the county of York, praVing for a revision of the Corn I,4aws. The Noble Earl observes!, that although on the whole he con. ceived it would be better to defer the consideration of the ...

... CORN LAWS. General GASCOYNE presented a petition from the Inhabitants of Liverpool, praying for a Repeal of the Corn Laws, and the Abolition of Places and Pensions. Sir -JOHN POLLEN presented a petition from the Owners and Occupiers of Land in the vicinity ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. HUME presented a petition from the Carpet Manufacturers of Kidderminster, praying for a change in the existing system of the Corn Laws, to which they principally attributed the distress now pressing upon them. Mr. HEATHCOTE thought that ...

... CORN LAWS L' , rd GRENvILLE - presented a Petition from kir respecting the Corn L tws, praying the import price inigLt lir reduced front Of LAUDEZDAT.P. objected to the Yetireceive,l, urging that it was a Petition ii .sr the Corti Bit!, Bich. xva not ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. W. WHITMORE then rose for the purpose of bringing forward his motion relrtive to the corn laws. He would state as concisely as dossible the object of the motion of which be had given notice i❑ the early part of the session, for a consideration ...

... CORN LAWS. The Hon. C. H. HIIT — CHINSON presented a petition from the Millers of Cork, praying for additional duties on Foreign Corn. Mr. FLEMING presented a petition from Fareham, praying that the scale b of duty upon Foreign Corn m ight be calculated ...