... Machen, DWsolin; H-yiwood, bMancester; Smith, Aberdeen; and all Booksellers. CORN LAWS, price 2s. S U1,MMARY of DEBATES antd PROCEEDIN3S i in PARLIAMENT relating to the CORN LAWS from the year 1812 to the year 1840. By CllAeLrs NeATe, Esq. .Jnees Ridgwray ...

... Empire, is mainly attributable ?? the restrictive Laws, falsely called protective, on the Import Some ansd Export of Food and Manufasctures, and par ticularly the ]BARItNG Corn and Provision Laws,-Laws which exist for the sele tuating and urjnal advantage ...

... 21s. LETTERS ON PARAGUAY. John Murray, Albemarle street. THE CORN LAWS.-Now ready, price 3s. A CORRECTED REPORT of the PROCEED- ...

... such a law as the above ought to be in W force, now that the Reform Bill has been carried six years. Poor n a Law could be carnisd, but Corn Law repeal can not be meddled al w INith. Wiy ? Poor Law will increase rent of gentility, and ...

... Orme, and Co. CORN LAWS.-Price Is. R BARRETT LENNARD'S ADDRESS to lVM the MEMBERS of the CHELMSFORD and ESSEX AGRI- CULTURAL SOCIETY in support of the CORN LAWS. Ridgway, Piccadilly.-Also, LORD WESTERN on the MAINTE- NANCE of the CORN ...

... 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 ...

... Ilansiltois. With a Tract on the Corn Laws, by the late Dr. Johnsun, not in- cluded in the editions of his worlks. In 8vo. price 8s. in hds. 5. A Cdioor,,oosicAi. AtnisoGNte\T of the HItsToRcY of Elcu- L.ANsi, its CONSTITUTION and LAWS, from the Normass Conquest ...

... nient, to take the sen- s o she lilcabitltlt.. on the measures now pending In Par- bes ur avive to en ~ltertti~n in the Corn Laws, .'ir JOSEPHt MlEY.UOTh, the ?? Warden, in the rl -foallowingPetitihn wai read and unaninsously 'greed to: TOth Ilnonrable ...

... 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 ...

... in Parliament of the Corn Laws, havingI I een taken into consideration, the Report wtai unanimotustly ti e approved of by, rte Members, who resolved to jbin all the aid in their power to oppuise any alteration of the eiisting laws,; ri a which una~nimouss ...

... y of petitioning Parliament for a Repeal of the Rui nb 7 poly of the Bank of Ireland, and also of the pre Just system of Corn Laws, or Bread Tax. By Order. JAMES MARTIN, Hon. Sec. TO BE LET, T HE HOUSE and CONCERNS of BULLOCK i CASTLE. Further Particulars ...

... rmerebakdize, causes but very litle employomelil 5 p yital in that quarter. Tbe funds are rather low, I- m agtation of the Corn Laws prevents any raising Of' a on leases or mort ages of land. Capitalists, theref 4d driven to aecept lower terms, and now the ...