... THE CORN LAWS. A conviction of the truth and importance of the sentiments LX- p ressed in a short treatise, just published, entitled, Brief Remarks on the Rise and Progressof Agriculture; with a Refutation of Lord t, Milton's (now Earl Fitzwilliam) ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Never was there a greater fallacy than the idea that a fixed duty oat the importation of toreign corn would protect the interests of the grower in this country, or contribute to the comfort oftheconsumer. Unfortunately this delusion, while ...

... consumer complajins tiat the corn law raises thie price. of bsrcad by exclrding the cheap corn of other countries; and yet we import a greater quantity of corn than at any former period: tie snldhslder a ain dreads a free trade il corn as ...

... prices of liritihis corn mmust fall to the samne rates as 4 those of the Continent, which, is; seasons of ordinary produec. tiveness, would be ruinously lozing ones to your Petititioners. That such als injury as the repeal of the Corn Laws, caesnot be inflicted ...

... THE CORN.LAWS. . That, if tie present Corn Regulations ivere repealed, the farilers would not be able to pay their rants ; and that, if the fhriner0s were ruined, the Comner'cial and Manufacturing interests woulid pro- p portioniably suffer, are propositions ...

... 'TilE CORN LA\VM. To ekeG 1i'nreiit qf ?? Alulwu:htI)a .orsnnrO.I t I St! 11, t Nwhllwitllittlaalill~;; th~elD921:11llY CNINY(Ictl stille ~ ?? Ittell i- grit t ?? fly O yilit iMiay, perliials, furd roiii liiir Co itilliwilig t rewirit oni the ot, ?? ...

... CORN LAWS. 0- gitias ' tdhat cli flriiang etitioti is ili Pro- ?? I'rlit tim pitnaarihs of Nigg, Ittrlasthe- - eveticl 7, atnd Me tenlut!let lit Untoth!, riabanrtohe Cirintrois, &r. iil ParliaetaSf- la Is ?? l'etitiori of the Sithscaibers, Agfitrilttirists ...

... THE, CORN LAWS AiN'D FREE TRADE. (FromsQ atl)ospe{olc')I.) Ali Assoiottion has) becin fori)lmli in C lasgow to elrect the repral of the Corn lois, whicfleh form the unily roevividiii, pariniion betO emL tie I3rilisb ?? ttoitsL mit tiL Illost imiludiate ...

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... THE CORN LAWS NEXT SESSION. (From the Morieng Heoald.) The next session of Parliamsnet Avill teem with eveits most vitally impor- tant to the British empire; and, if wve may judge from the demi-official inti. mations which have very lately been put forth ...

... EARL GREY'S SENTIMENTS ON THE CORN LAWS. As our agricultural friends may be desirous of knolving the precise viwsvvof the new Premier ol thle Corn Law systems, we give the following extract from a speech lately delivered by the Noble Lord:- ie now came ...

... again lead himn to hold commend, and to leave, as lie has done befare, the Co l Laws and all their interests to their fate. The clamour about the abolition of the Corn Laws by the ?? pa: y, and the attempt to represent the Agiicsultural and Commerciel ...