... THE CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. h GENTLE 05E-N,-Your5 Correspondc.ent, Al1r. Baker, tIN so. fairly challenges ma to break a lance with hignte ujc l' or the Corn Laws, that I cannotft ?? refuse to take up i his gags. I must first disabuse ...

... vote for a repeal of the Corn Laws, because he felt that it would be impossible for the Irish nation to start upon equal terms with the English as ,a manufacturing country until these laws were repealed. A repeal of the Corn Laws would open ...

... TIHE CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. rrail f GENT.EL EN,-Tlie consideratiotn of si important a subject up a as a repeal or the Corn Laws, ought to engage the serious attention of lga every individual who has the prosperity of his country ...

... osaictainiag, that as under Corn Laws We export largely, therefore welithout Corn.Laws we should aspect no morn t Cannel Mr. Bolter perceive that our export trade, during the past G0 or 00 years, has not been caused by the Corn ...

... TILE CORAN LAWS. No. TIE--ALL t'eroiio TH)E MORN L-AWS. TO THE F'IT(ni Rlt OFt 'IF tI flfil MEtlEC flY. ti t~'r .att:K-Illtilt' two flritar IwLtters a ?? t0 ri,,r that rteI,;Q ha; bent, nit et:t raor I :,a11V a ivl'.ciiit lit trjrltltliti i 311in a ...

... ascertain at whait t, crc corn ca~ildr he psrorcured frm forei,,n coutittrtrlln, if in-' vtta ere always free~; for lieyond thdisprice, it could n)t ?? mnriectly recan. Poetrt~ oad Rtussa ate dire eonlTcrieS which mor'~ et corn;- and ithl beeon ipertOdIN'lleown ...

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... d'elate, namely, combined and perse- Ar ?? verlag efforta to obtain a fundamental Change is the Corn Laws, Nt eand the ronstant admission of foreign corn at a fixed duty. I Cs * cam plain of this; a jury thus charged Is not likely to come to a ret on ...

... CORN LAWS. AVTi-CORN LAW MIEETING AT L EDS.-Owirn to the great length to which the report of the Anrti-Corn Law meetit-g, held in this town list week, extenled. wve Were only able to insert a mere notice of Mr. ...

... as by a repeal of the Corn Laws. Every man living upon a fixed income would be considerably enriched by a repeal of the Corn Laws; every shop-keeper who does not deal inhjiuman food, would be enriched by a repeat of the Corn ...

... 'THIE ('CORN LAWS. Nil. I V. .'ZU E AND IuF'I'E(:TS O1' TIIJIn iIN1EAL. li~tI.E li n In It' last Ilett r I im mire to sc~lclitt L tlen 'tibjiet of tfwe t ,i ?? he a, tiri of l ott y tf i jews as to tie I liollli and tI c1101 If lheir ripefin If I hloV ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TO THEg EDITORS OF THE LPEEDS MERCURY. in are a GXX1LZM~r'_A outtwo years and a half ago, valse there ?? in the columns of the MercuryJ a clear and ably At avritten article on the Corn Laws, arid though I could not agree fit the views of ...