... of thie House of Cssanomts on the Corn Laws. 6th, That the thanks of this MeIreting be -given to Sir Henry Parnell, Chairman, and the e ither mebithers of the Sce>s: l Committee of the House of Commrnons on the Corn Lawe, for the clear and lumirsous view ...

... Haddington, this day, to take into consideration the measures now before Parliament, respecting the proposed change in the Corn Laws ROBERT FERGUSON, Esq. of Roith, in the chair; The following RESOLUTIONS were moved and adopted:- First, That the Meeting ...

... 24, Society, 20th April 1814. a CORN LAWS. 3. . ' f COUN.&L-Csk.mnili, Edinburgh, 20th April, 1d14. 1rHE Preses stated t6 the Council, that the Committee ap. Lpointed to consider the proposed alteration of the CORN L LAWS, had framed a report upon the subject; ...

... occasion to enable them to carry on their , plans, which have hitherto been attended with the best effecrs. . ALTERATION OF THE CORN LAWS. i ?? CALTON of EDassuKsG-,,the2sd t , L. day (f July 1813. A T a MEETING of the SOCIETY of INCORPO- s~t1L RATED TRADES of ...

... of the CITY of GLAS-i .GOM~beiiig in Cdon il aaImnbled, agnd having takth into confiderationl the piefen. flate of the CORN LAWS, aid particularly the recent Com S'tatute, the -operatio 'ofwhih has nowifor fame tirme, been pera ceived and fe t, urnaniins ...

... That although t hi i Meeting, from the general Pa excitement prevailing, was led to anticipate some or, modification oftbe Corn Laws, byw wichi t te occupiers ae; of Land were to be great sufferers, they cannot view Yo without alarm the proposed Scale of ...

... osf corn given Onto us, wshiqh tlie hbounty ef Provi. S dence has been pleased to bestuw on Ui3 for the relief of the asa industrious poor of all clas3es. - er T'ihe Convenery being well ?? rhe, iipolicy of alteriig | the present existing Corn Laws, would ...

... City of Edinburgh, held this day, called to confider the CORN LAWS, and particularly an Ad1 palted lad Seofl of Pariiamerit, intitled, An aci ta regiilatc theimportatioiI and exportation of Corn,' the following Refb'letsons were unanisiouftly adopted ...

... 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 ...

... our manufacmures. Some in- terehing particulars will be given relative to the corn trade of Poland and the Baltic, yet never prefented to me public, and the corn laws and corn trade of Great Britain. I In this Werk will be found rduch interefting infor- ...

... Commissioners of Suppli, of the Couity of Berwick. That pour petitioners view with deep interest the question -t relative to the corn laws to be shtrthu brougft before Par-c liament. - y b b Par- That the system of affording adequate protection to the agricultural ...

... want all alteration Oi 7:'C present Corn La.;w, although it Is evideit ?? the pritn- e;-al ,!j- t i:s view ls to keepup theprices of grain, ulnd conuse- qtiemiy tlhe value of land. That so far front the present Corn Laws having had the ef- f:: thiat thl; ...