... THE CORN LAWS. To tho Elertors' of NAorthl Wles,-No, 2. J3TT:NTsrhlEN,-'TIh0 CorU Laws is ono -of thc : imany iipotta n questions isbioli -will probably en. -gage the attention and deliberation of ?? -tmoi in *lhc new Parliament. Every part of this . ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The meeting of the Delegates assembled at Palace-yard on Tuesday morning, fully justifies the anticipation that the hostile feeling of the public in reference to the operation of the Corn- laws is not in the least abated. The deputation ...

... CORN LA'A'S. To tile 'ditor of the North IW leso Chroneicle, Sir,-1 send you im exta rct from thel's IPaphlet of Cot, Noirier oil tihe Corin Los, wsil rusu 11i extr1ct Iror sI book w hic1h is hriol iin suchs rverenceiii West. , tirister Hlll thot its ...

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... THIIE2 CORN LAWS. Opinions of Sir Iebert ?? in 1842. le IiREPEAL o0 T1'11 CORN-LAWS WOULD NOT IIMLIfLVE T IAMNUFACrURING DEPRSI:8lON. look for any rapid or groat chlangc in thc e x condition of thc working population oftthis cou11- [ try, 1rom any extensive ...

... CORN LAWS Mr. ViUiers gave notice, that on the March he would move that the house iiilu committee the whole house, for the purpose of taking into consideration the George IV*., which regulated the of foreign corn. (Loud oncers.) Mr. Chrutofiker —llien ...

... THE CORN LAWIVS. . 4 I.OA5i .tiuL scrulloti TUI.NtGS. Aecording to the census of 1S31, there are in the : United Kilngdoml 2,470,411 pelsonws, above twrenty t u ?? of it utl c Inplo)'ed 11i ?? I, an1d .710,531 111 . niufactures. ?? of thu population ...

... g, carry out the principles of free trade nl llpnufac. tures ? n 14. The poor-law commissioners, in the ?? c 1836 antI 1837, delivered ilito the hands of some Anti-Corn-Law League cotton spinners a great c many thousands of agricultural labourers, for ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The house having resolved itself into committee, Sir Robert Peel rose to lay before the House of Commons, in committee, the plan of the government respecting the corn laws. After an apology for the dryness of subject precluding any the ...

... CORN LAWS. The debate on the Corn-laws was renewed Sir William Clay, and terminated on adjournment, after Captain Hamilton, Mr. Ward, Mr. Lubouchere, and .-evoral other Members had spoken, Sir James Graham one o’clock. The debate was heavy, but many useful ...

... CORN LAWS It is hardly possible to state the Corn-law question in a clearer or better manner than in the following article from the Times. We reprint it for geucral edification but especially for the edification of those readers of the who suffer them- ...

... 'T'IJE (CORlN LAWS. ?? Repealers say ' 'lsh corn lain is a lax an bread-a xt law for the advantage of [he f(ow-a cruel and tunjusI act of oppression, &c. Now, so far fiota this beiao tile case, it is a tanx et an, bitt l(), breadt - not against bult ...