... an alteration in the Corn Laws. This proved that the great proportion, even of the people of Essex, were inimical to the Corn Laws. Mr. G. HARVEY insisted, that the agriculturists. of Essex were unanimously in favour of these Laws. Sir JOHN ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. presented a Petition from the working manufacturers of Gorbals and other places, in the neighbourhood of Glasgow, praying for an alteration in the Corn Laws. The Hon. Member observed, that though he considered the high price of ...

... CORN LAWS. Now ready. price 3s. 6d. t. LIISTORICAL SUMMARY of the CORN LAWS, Illustrative of the Operation of the several Statutes. By HENRY THORNTON, of the Office of Inspector General of Imports and Exports, Custom House, London. _ The EARL FITZWILLIAM ...

... CORN LAWS. The Hon. Colonel LYGON presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Kidderminster, praying for a repeal of the Corn Laws. • Mr. 'HUME presented a Petition, signed by 13,000 seamen of North Shields, in the county of Northumberland, praying for ...

... of the corn laws. Mr. presented petition from owners of land in Bedfordshire, against the repeal of the com laws. Mr. WILSON presented a petition from certain owners and occupiers of kud in the county of York, against the repeal of the corn ...

... CORN LAWS. Second Sitting. —Mr. HUME preaeoted petition against tire Corn from inbabitaots of tlie metropolis. The petitioD prayed that a law may be passed, directing the total remoral of the exiating duties on foreign corn, such assigned ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Monday week a meeting waa held the hall of the New Inn, Aberdeen, for the purpose of forming an Anti- Corn-law Association. Resolutions were adopted to foim such an association, to prepare tor geueralaignature petitions »o both Houses of ...

... same proportion. And yet, at every anti-corn-law meeting the reechoed cry of cheap bread seems to operate upon the people as if it were the ne plus ultra of their wants and desires. The repeal of the corn laws would, inevitably, lead to an endless series ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. WHITMORE from tor • ?wM«b the Com Lon. The hoo. membtr «lMcd, that h« to notice, to (all the attention the Houee *» *• aobjoct of Ike Corn Lava. dial eubjoct hi. attention had been toned bon no private feeling t and from no with to oeeupjr ...

... CORN LAWS. In reply to a question from Lord John Russell u to the precise terms of the motion upon the corn laws which be intended to bring forward, Mr. VlLLisits said— I shall present a petition to this House on the subject, alleging certain things ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Necessity—the best possible compeller of union and activity, to avert the consequences threatened —has again placed in formidable array with those who are the staunch opponents of the grinding and odious corn laws, the sleepers on their ...

... CORN LAWS. . Mr. W. WHITMORE gave notice, that on Tuesday, the 28th, he should submit to the House a motion on the subject of the Corn Laws. SILK TRADE. Sir THOMAS LETHBRIDGE presented a petition from 1,500 operative Silk-weavers in the vicinity of Bath ...