... t hie afiu~rifee, amml gicutc wlitcutras .~cror.gl..- , :~iti stipi tal be vvithii tcais frra'i: It.- A free iinis port of' corn ist-ill inPvtow Iitlv himvo thse eloect':. 'I ce price orf Itt-it laour Lid tlfutt.Ied wIithin twenty ye.ars gene'ailly, tiltt ...

... CORN LAWS. CiMur ar antrtf~ ot ia to Tw'vn council.o 'iiitrl :Ali.to I coll'Q ilit re' lithe :;'ipoiittta ii:ii tu , - i lleou, Ii i'D ,etl': It pUttA n1C clii L [lll l~ii''llt c pij ti : ?? t! ia,~ttoxet il taG elicuril tbi i t iie'ieit o ili ('mitdiilvri ...

... distritts; and that th1e pn ites of corn and grain, within theam, shonid be takert and re- torneti to the reccivo:r of' corn returns, Iln like ?? as irn Ei;glaid. Ii. That it is expedient, that tV- duty 011 ?? t ottatiortn of corn, grain, andr oul, inat any p ...

... Their whole system of laws and overil- ment is only one dark tissue of error and exaction. The Tribunal of Pttrimony,-an iniquitous tribunal, end iini- k, eluitously administered,-makes the name of property a eI mockery: the corn laws starve the people, ...

... Bill. He insisted that the whole arguinents against the measure, were founded on improper principles) wvith respect to the Corn Laws- Wouhl a ?? between the fa.mers of France and the British West Indian Colonists be endured ? Would they admlit foreign farm ...

... , said shall consist of two-thirds in bulk of grain, meal and flour, if importable according to the provisions of 1 the Corn Laws, and seeds, 'and in no case of more ihan one-third in bulk of wvine. The said proportions both of export and impart to be ...

... The Chamber of Commerce of Glasgowr hrve had a meeting for taking into consideration the proposeal aiteration oer the corn t laws. 'lTey brave adopted several strong resolutions il opposi- tion to this mcasure, anti meetings are to be held iby the piublic ...

... lsxten, on1 M.oliday the 2Ps ist. at Oil? Vol oClock P.st'.S to takv into conslderaction theu present S~lltS of titt' ; CORN LAWS. jda3 Il~elteresso Castlet, 1 at Fb 84 NOTlEJE.(i' TAMES ARB3UTHINOT, JUn,, Dritvinott in Peterhead, liv Q ting transllcrrod ...

... t on the spirit, on thle wash, or on the raw malerial, namnely the corn. The effect of this law, tnenJ Will a be, to impose an additional dutqof 4os loed.oii It evoey qrartcr of corn used in distzllation, and on eve- v d ry boil an additional duty of ...

... landlord bq- lun brougiit before the magistrates, was fined in the tull penalty of the law, and( also iii an additional pe- nalty for having two deficient measures inhis corn hinn. A.simnilarconviction took ?? at Chipping- Norton, agaipstthe landlady of the ...

... son- it in-law, neither deficient himself in understanding or hu-C -imanity. Mr John Stanley, late Attorney-General for In these islandc, some vears since assured my father, that he in was examined before a Committee of the H ouse of Corn- mona respecting ...

... Ss Old 9Fs. n el Oats, 1s', ?? ; :}0s 'Tallo - - 2 i i ti Ie: r _ - .10; 4 55 lay - _ _ lil ?? ati, p,. er Ib. - - '11 tt 8 law IMideds. pir lb. 4 d .71 It, Mmutl- - - 5d id Coalt, zc' ;)Oft da Ged on f ii- DI XDETS. e. Oatinval 's 4,1 a O0l Po b .Os ...