... THE CORN LAWS. The Corn Laws are becoming daily more and more an object of interest, and a subject of discussion. They have been assailed, not in the rambling and internperate manner formerly observed, but with an abundance and accuracy of important and ...

... CORN LAWS. On Tuesday evening, a very numerously attended meeting, Provost Honeyman in the Chair, was held in the Kirkgate Chapel, to consider the propriety of petitioning both Houses of Parliament for the abolition of the present system of Com Laws. ...

... CORN LAWS. The fifth night's debate upon Mr C. ViHiers’s motion was opened Mr Fielden, who contended for the repeal of all restrictive duties. Mr Smith O’Brien and Hindi.ey were advocates for the substitution of fixed duty. G. M. Wood referred speech ...

... the fluctuations which had fine characterised the corn mark t; and decidedly contrary had been the effect, that the lowest price of corn for the five ycarsjsubsequcnt to the einctimnt of the Corn Law I8‘?B, had h.cu, not &25., but per qnaiter, whilst ...

... THE CORN LAWS, It appears that in consequence of the report which appeared in the newspapers of the proceedings the meeting at Dundee, to which have on former occasions referred, at which Sir H. Parnell was represented to have declared, that it was the ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Cftf (Elgin Courant. FRIDAY, JANUARY lfl, 1816. As the period fer the opening of Parliament ap-1 p roaches, thi* question seems to assume greater prominence. In addition to several meeting* in various quarters in Scotland, when proprietors ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. STUART wished to oak the Right Hon. the Chancel. kir of the Exchequer whether. point of fact, th e opinion of the Crown lad been taken upon the the remission of duty imported before March, and sines appropriated for horns con- CrTTORNF ...

... Corn Laws. [From a Bristol paper.] There is satisfying some people, do wliat you will—. flog high or low, they are equally discontented. The landlords are of this unhappy clasv I of eternal grumblers. They framed and passed the Corn-laws alter the fashion ...

... CORN LAWS. W. WniTMoca gave notice, that on Tuesday the 28th instant should bring forward a motion relative to the corn laws. assessed taxes. Mr Maannir gave notice that on Tuesday, the 7lh March, would bring forward a motion for the of the assessed taxes ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Earl Fitzwilliam then rose to submit the motion of which bad given notice respecting the corn laws.— He admitted that since the passing of the corn laws the average price of ...

... CORN LAWS. - _ - ?? . A ?? r- The following conversation on the Corn Laws took b place in the House of Commons on Monday evening:- SIR R. WILSON presented a petition from the Boot tl and Shoe rmakers of London against the Corn ...

... that the Corn Laws were one of the principal causes to which such a dreadful state of things are to be imputed. Mr Leek went on to show the effect of the Corn Laws, in prohibiting free trade, and in lowering the wages the operative. These ...