... people of this country will import foreign corn in abundance. Is it the interest of the landowners to keep the Corn Laws, till forced by,a rebellion of the belly” abandon them ? Do they imagine that, with the Com Laws, nothing else would then be swept away ...

... really benefited by the Corn Laws. NVhat enabled the owners of the soil to keep up their rents but the Corn Laws, and wbat compelled the cultivators of the soil to pay more dearly for every article of consumption but the Corn ...

... favoured by means exclusive laws, nor was it wonderful that under the unreformedsystem the possessors of power should exercise that power for their own advantage. The Corn Laws were comparatively of modem date. In fact the Corn Laws as they ...

... CORN LAWS. Lord Milton gave notice, that, when the proper opportunity should arrive, he would bring under the consideratiax of the House the present state of the Corn Laws, REFORM. At half-past five Lord John Russele rose, and mo»ecJ that that part of ...

... made to the average system, which are entirely on defects in the law, and which can easily remedied. corn return ought to be admissible, unless of real sales between the growers of corn and their accredited agents on the one part, and licenced dealers ...

... CORN LAWS. To the Editor of the Inverness Courier. Sir great ferment seems to exist at present through, out the whole kingdom, and is likely to increase when Parliament meets, relative to the Corn Law*. The public and the landholders are at issue on this ...

... THE CORN LAWS, Mr Phaser Culbockie, one of the Conveners, then culled the attention of the gentlemen present to the immediate business for which they were convened, and stated that it was expected some one of the Rcquisitionists were prepared to bring ...

... in respeclto the corn laws, but in reference to all laws which were a prohibitory character, they would be driven to do it. (Hear, hear.) Lord Wohsley said that the object of hearing evidence at the bar was to get rid of the corn laws. (Hear ...

... oreed are of different character, and are stamped with features of Marhiavelian bastardy. The landowners create the corn laws, the corn laws beget high rents, high rents beget clear provisions, dear provisions beget jtoverty among the wcrking classes, and ...

... corn laws. Earl Fitzwili.iam, having presented a number of petitions praying for a total repeal of the corn laws, proceeded to move “that it is expedient to reconsider the laws on the import of foreign corn,” ...

... the rural districts of England, which was begun by the war is continued by the corn laws; and we appeal to the Tory press, particularly to the opponents of the new poor law, for the proof that the condition of our agricultural labourers has been one of ...

... Corn Laws. Till? ABOMINATION THIS CORN LAWS. (From the i/ntricA Free Press.) The efflux of specie occasioned by the influx of foreign corn, seems ready explanation of the exhausted predicamentof the.hank, the low almost nominal import duly ...