... THE CORN LAWS. 3lr Thornlet said bis hon. colleague Villiers) was now absent from indisposition, but if it was possible, he would bring on the motion of which he had given notice for to-morrow, for the repeal of the Corn.laws. ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (From the Caledonian Mercury.) The cause the unsteady prices in corn, much com. plained of here, lies deeper than acts of Parliament, being occasioned hy the variableness the seasons, which the consti:ution of nature. Corn has always varied ...

... CORN laws. Earl Fitzwilliam said, it was his intention to bring his motion on the subject of the corn laws before the House on Thursday next. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, June 1. The Nairnshire road bill was read a third time and passed. Mr Handley brought ...

... THE CORN LAWS. T Public Meeting of ihe Inhabitants of Cromarty, I'\ held within the .Mason Lodge there, on Monday 4th March, for the purpose of considering ihe propriety of petitioning Parliament, relative to the existing sta:e of the Corn Laws; Bailie ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (From a Correspondent ) The cry among the Agricultural classes of the community against any revision in the Corn Laws, is loud and urgent. This was to have been expected ; but in considering the subject at the present hour, should not be ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr Villiers again brought the subject the corn laws before the House presenting petitions for the measure. He adverted to the state of feeling shown, by those who, by trick or policy, terminated the former discussion. He then called the attention ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr G. Wood, moving for some cum returns, attempted to set himself right with the public, by explaining the nature of the statements made by him, as the prosperity of the country while seconding the addrrss to the throne. He c mended that Sir ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (From the Morning Herald.) The system of anti-corn-law agitation has again been biought into operation in some of our large manufacturing towns. The example shown by the Manchester Chamber Commerce has not been lost sight of—everything ...

... CORN LAWS. (From BelPs Messenger.) We find the agricul busy, in eve y the kingdom, in procuring coun'v and dis'rict m-.*e t» Parliament t«> continue the present *vstem of the c«'rn laws. A'arm dbv the declaration of Mr n the last session, that some al ...

... CORN LAW'S. After a number of petitions for and against a change in the corn laws had been presented, the last against any alteration in ihe existing laws by the Duke of Rutland, Earl zwilliam expressed his astonishment that persons ...

... THE CORN LAWS. LETTER OF HECTOR CAMPBELL, ESQ. To the Editor the Examiner. It is the fear of the growers of corn, and tbe hope of its consumers, that the Corn Laws will be either repealed or revised during the ensuing Session of Parliament, ...

... CORN LAWS. Earl Fitzwilltam presented a petition from the Associated Reformers of Glasgow, praying for the total repeal the Corn Laws, in which it was stated that the petitioners saw more clearly day after day the effect produced upon their interests ...