... THE CORN LAWS. On Thursday, Mr. moved for Committee of whole House to take the C irn Laws into considers: on, with a view repeal. S;r Wm. Molesworth led the motion, and both these gentlemen merely - eiied arguments which have been hundred tunes - t.i' ...

... CORN LAWS. A till* of A u% fc«« done |M 4 service i*> a *'• landlords; Hear ''M ibs Factor. Miller. 'li- Biker ,e. Farmer. and ten limes much LsoJlorJ ! 'J» lo.il Tbe writer s.y«: '* But count Ibe question as regards our roan, bn« been repeatedly ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Thk agriculturists and their friends must be prepared for a great struggle in the: defence of the Corn Laws, which are to be assailed with more than usual violence by the repealers, who have been busily engaged for some months past in ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The following Yorkshire members roted in the minority of 195, in favour of Mr. Villiers's moliou, that the house resolve itself into a committee to take into consideration the act regulating the importation of foreign com : E. Haines, Leeds ...

... THE CORN LAWS. ( Extract from Sir James Graham's Speech the Meeting of the Selherlit/ AgrienltHrat A*soeia>i»o, the I7lh nit.) ** have met together un Icr various circumstances, many tr\ing asiuiis. have partaken of mv exultation on success, and other ...

... unfair that the remark the Noble Lord, that the present Corn Laws had not answered the expectations of the agriculturists, should without contradiction. What wore tbeir expectations of tbat law Why, tbat it should give protection to the consumer under ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The following we believe very faithful picture of the progress discontent among the lower orders; and very just exposure the delusion inculcated on the subject of the corn laws:— The manufacturers of this country having' in vain, by tie ...

... CORN LAWS. (From our London Correspondent.) ' Ministers,it appears, again refused entertata the proposition for a revision of the present lawp_ effecting the importation of foreign grain. There exists not a question that the Government have on their hands ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Bmotnkr Farmers, AS we must shortly expect another Corn Law agitation. w-oiild auagest that we re-commler the working of the preaeut Bill. Ofaaervr the averages late—see the returns last London 7Ss. Ilrf., and some of the country returns ...

... CORN LAWS. pamphlet of some twenty pages Ins just made its appearance, intituled The the Corn Laws, with its probable couseutiente, briefly examined and considered. The autliur, J. Gladstone, Esq. Liverpool, commences lu> inquiry into and remarks on ...

... CORN LAWS. [From The Count* Hkkald.J The Farmers are at length beginning to bestir themselves against the contemplated repeal of the Corn Laws—for Colonel Scales bill, which has been read a second time in the House of Commons, for grinding bonded corn ...

... THE CORN LAWS. A RAILWAY GLANCE AT THE CORN LAWS : OR, FEW WORDS WHICH PASSED, BETWEEN WATFORD AND TRINO, ON THE 20TH OF JANUARY 1839.. From Fhaskr's Macauvb.] Birminftum Manufacturer. Let as have little conversation on the subjectof the ...