... THE CORN LAWS i ne opponents ol the corn laws now maintain that the orir-e ol corn does not .fleet wage, at all. They say wages dcT not n« i with the price of corn, and. therefore, they would „„» fall with it. ...

... A NTI -CORN LAW LECTURES. SYDNEY SMITH, Esq., from Edinburgh, will deli- ver TVTO LECTURES on tbe CORN LAWS, nn the Evenings of Monday and Tuesoay next, Dec. Sdan- Srd, in the TOWN HALL. Admission Free. To commence at Eight o'Clock. Nov. 25, 1839. ?? ...

... great and pressing question of our tithe— the question thatgives all its painful importance to the free-trade*questipn-;'the corn laws question, or even the tithe question. Let the industry of the country be again set in motion, and remunerated, and it will ...

... the opening the session, gave notice Monday evening, in the Commons, that will submit a motion for the total repeal the Corn Laws with Ihe least possible delay, considering them chief obstacle to fair trial the principle free trade. We understand that ...

... some direct pledge?of the course which their representative was to pursue for their interests on the important subject the Corn Laws, and secure his B'Tvices against the ruinous principles of the free-trade system. This, however, he threw out a mere or not ...

... has taken place the price jat cattle. Owing to the notice of Earl Kin viliia n't, and .Mr. Mhitmore'a motions for a the Corn Laws, nil speculation grain hat for tome time ceased and now Hint these motions hare been lluo-en out, the fineness of the weather ...

... continuance of this disgrace ; and let Dissenters in the several Parishes no longer neglect to do their duty. Friday. Liberal. CORN LAWS. To the Editor of the Leicester Chronicle. Sir,—Having read in your paper two or three letters from a person siguing himself ...

... PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabitants of this Borough, to consider the propriety of Petitioning Parliament to Repeal the present CORN LAWS, I do hereby convene a MEETING for that purpose, to held at the TOWN HALL, on MONDAY, the 28th of January Instant, at 12 ...

... exclude any extra labourers which our villages may contain from the means of employment in our towns ; by repeal of the corn laws, and uf all monopolies and restrictions on trade; and restoring our foreign policy to its uniform course from the days of Elizabeth ...

... January instant, at Twelve precisely, take into consideration the propriety I'etitioninjf Parliament in favour the present CORN LAWS, and bejr to invite the attendance those who may hold opposite opinions, that this question may fully discussed. /. C. Bluett ...

... examination, in reference to the present Corn Laws, are worthy of attention You are understood to have stated that there is greater equability price under the present law than you conceive there would be if that law was removed s—No5 —No ; I only say there ...

... be held at the Duke William, Church-gate, on Monday evening next, at 7 o'clock, form an Association for the Repeal of the Corn Laws and the extension of the Suffrage. ...