... LAWS. Lord King, in consequence of the great anxiety the country with respect to any alteration of the Coen Laws, wished to know what were the intentions of his Majesty's Munster, upon that subject The Noble Earl (Bathurst), or the Noble and Learned Lord ...

... CORN LAWS. THE GREAT LEA- GUE FUNI). AT INETG of Gentle- men (as to the REr II EAL of the CORN LAWS, held pursuant to notice in the °rest Room of the CanaltoN Ins, December 20th, 1842, The Rae. DANIEL DAVIES, in the (hair; The following Resolutions were ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Sir Thomas Lethbridge has addressed a letter to the landowners and occupiers of West Somerset, is which he mends a fixed duty, instead of one depending upon averages. He states that he . proposed this in 1832 s The duty I moved was then ...

... CORN LAWS. L ir a W or .ky h a . to hi. etentiluents the elect. Liaihiey, Line.6l66.l.ire, the ism biter, declaratory 6of his LoreSwap\ to .16.6ke off the part). site 111..apport the aierwelltooral 1166 id danger. esashopte dt , eree. tomtati,at, and ...

... CORN LAWS. Msg., of Darleston Star:rd. shire. (M. for Hrictport) has directed the cont r ot s the Letter to he communicated to his tenantry : Whitehall Platy, January 13rd, I)ear Sir. I shall be obliged to you to Rive notice to my tenants, I on 'be first ...

... CORN LAWS. In answer to a question from Mr. BEATIICOTE, Mr. III;MB said he would leave the question of an alteration in the Corn Lows to be brought forward by Mr. Clay on the 7th of May. Mr. CLAY declined to the nature of the alteration he Intends to ...

... an average of years, it may make bread a little dearer than it would be without a Corn Bill; but in whatever degree a repeal of the Corn Bill would reduce the price of corn, it would reduce the means of the greatest mass of the people to employ artisans ...

... New Poor Law, join lustily in chorus against the Corn Laws. Uut when say that the English pie would have only one-third the same quantity bread that they now have.” let us not deceive them. There is heavy drawback from this. The supply corn is now brought ...

... THE CORN LAWS. A short statement published by Mr. in the Strand, has the following statistics and conclu'io.is, that according to the census of 1831, there are in the United Kingdom, 2,474.411 persons above 20 years of age employed it. agriculture, and ...

... require 120 days' labour in Poland, and the corn, which could be produced in Poland with 100.days'labour, were to require 120 in England, then England, instead of growing corn, should purchase with her cloth, the corn of Poland and again, that the greater the ...

... CORN LAWS. The F.arl of Radnor presented petition front Dunfermline praying for t» total repeal the corn laws, and observed, that order to his cordial support of the prayer the petition, he should lie* leave lay Upon the table a bill for the total repeal ...

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