... THE CORN LAWS. There have been various meetings during the week in different parts of the country, some in favour of the Corn-laws, and others protesting energetically against them. Among the most significant of the Anti Corn- ...

... CORN LAWS OR NO CORN LAWS. TJ the Editor of the Cheltenham Journal. The manufacturers tell you that the Corn Laws cripple their energies, weaken Their productive poser, and are the cause at the ration w bids ...

... THE CORN LAWS. THE GREAT ANTI-CORN-LAW BANQUETS AT MANCHESTER. On Wednesday evening week the first great banquet in the Free-trade Hall took place, when 3,400 ladies and gentlemen took their seats in the body of the hall, and in the galleries. The hall ...

... CORN LAWS. Some efforts have been made to per- the Farmer* of the United Kiugdom, that Sir Robert Peel contemplates an alteration the Laws, which will detrimental their interests Ami Linctdnshire, this niis-repreeentation had some effect in procuring ...

... THE CORN LAWS. FORTS REASONS WHY I WII.I. NOT SUPPORT THE sew CHURCH AT LESTWI. Friday iag the iaerreilia ceremony of laying the tint .ions of a ace pond. church. to be built at Len on, near this coon.. The permit of Ltoton J. the gift tithe Crown ...

... THE CORN LAW'S. THE DIVISION ON MR. VILLIERs’ MOTION FOR REPEAL. The following statement exhibits the distribution of the votes on the question—“ That this House will resolve itself into a committee for the purpose of considering the duties affecting ...

... exert ourselves, we believe, with Earl Fitzwilliam, that laws, based as the corn law is, on injustice and partiality, can never be of long endurance. Of the partiality and evil effects of these laws we, also, have too fatal experience to doubt of their ...

... CORN LAWS. We have a few words to say (observes the Atlas) to the Irish members upon Che subject of the corn laws. has been recently canvassed as a doubtful point which way the county members of Ireland will go upon this question, and it has been said ...

... the Corn-laws were enacted and whom the accursed system still maintained ' His was easier task— far more creditable, honourable, and, would add, virtuous and religious duty • h.r though lie had litileabilityloadvocatethe repeal of the Corn-laws, thank ...

... THE CORN LAWS. [From The Hereford Times.] Never was there a moment, which the mind of the British-agriculturist required the guidance of impartial judgment) more than it does in the present one. Faction playing such fan astic tricki with the most important ...

... expences of bringing foreign corn to England, Now he knew —and could produce the bill ®f freight, that corn could imported at Weymouth from Hamburg at a freight, including all charges of2s. Bd. per quarter: yet the Anti-Corn-League told them that the freight ...

... CORN LAWS. We copy the following paragraph, so very applicable t the present state of parties in this country, from Mr. Buckinghnm's new work America. It is impossible to read these accounts of the immense resources fur the production of food, which ...