... TI[E CORN' LAWS. A consca7t duty upon the importa-ion of forea;tn grain to vtin ?? t CV' 'il. ?? to the nceessa-tv ClostS 0t trntsi:- wjl? c ?? :tile dlisparity of expense 'butwMeen Eugish and(l fi-cil c Ithication, seems one of thle lrost obvious : ...

... I'rI1TON OF 5i1F. COMMITTEE: Or THE GENERAL ASSYMBLY ON TiE CORN LAWS. Thle following is thle substance of the petition of the Vce Pal I committee ol' tile General Assembly of the Church of l ucothlnd, presented to the House of Commons on the Ta '25d ...

... IIouse of ('oinitaits, that a prohibition in the trade of corn, as tel is in any otiher braitnlt of tforeign trade, was a ttiottrous systemie that particularly with regardl to the trade in corn, it seas ' tenfld greater evil than a prohibitioni in anty ...

... foss-shire against any altere- PC tion in the corn laws. tee Ty the Earl of Rosslyn presentenl a petition from the ma- cot enufacturcrs, weavers, &c. of the county of Fiorfar, for a for ke revision of the corn laws. He did not assent to the prayer me se of ...

... AGRICULTURE. STATE OF THIE HARVEST-EFFECTS OF THlE CORN LAWS. The greatest anxiety is, at the premett moment, prevailing throughout the kingdomn with regard to the approaching har- vest, and more especially on the subject of the wheat crop. Fine and settled ...

... The following article appears in the Quebec Gagclte of the 9th of August TRADE AND TIElB CORN LAWS. We understand that it is intended by the inhabitants of differer.t parts of this province to petition his Mlaiesty antl both Houses of Parliament, on the ...

... itself into a Comranittee of the e whole Holis2, to take into consideration the Act of the 9th 2 George IV. relating to the Corn Laws, and to submit to its consideration the propriety of irnposing a fixed, instead of a fluctuating duty. The Hon. Member also ...

... some farmcsr are becoming apprelhenisive lIst, between this :d Mictinelmas, it should reach the rneinammt allowed bt the Corn Laws, by whicb tile ports would become i's, ror importation.-Atentish imetlscte. ...

... siderafile number ou observations; butthey swereinaudiblv below the bar. CORN LAWS. Lord King rose to present some petitions to their Lori - _ ships on the subject of the corn laws; and, in doing this.. lie could not follow the advice given to their Lordlsii ...

... is petition from Perth. ti shire against any alteration in tite corn laws. Earl Bathurst laid ori the table papers relative to the a slave trade, anti returtis relative to tilC price of corn. ti Tuesedrrri, i1ficii 27. Some petitions on tire Caitrolic ocuestion ...

... these, and other simnilar alterations in the Law, we otught fo petition; and wvere the Landed Interest to come forward as unanimously to ask these alters- tions, as they have done for an alteration of the Corn Laws, there is no doubt but the prayer of their ...

... fartb or argumient for en qoiry, before tic cx- tlb istir'I law was eLtariti, Ilals orilslip' then presented atdur ''',teita frolit 1 addingtorn ;IgI0l~t0 an' tepeall ore chl~ing of A% dile corn laws. jilai Ieto JIH. Ojr 110F COsM NS am 2/,111trlidfI, Mf'l' ...