... CORN LAWS. _ A letter has been sent from Mr. Fletcher, ofJ City, to H. L. Bulwer, Esq. in which he infor him that a- vote of thanks had been passed to hin his conduct in supporting Mr.. Hunt’s motion, fo repeal of the Corn Laws ; and that the trade ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Petitions were presented from the inhabitants of Sunderland, praying that the ports be opened for the admission of fareign grain; and from a place in the county of Warwick, in whieh the petitioners attributed the present state of distress ...

... THE CORN LAWS. To Wu. Jamesoxs, Esq., Provost of Montrose. Sin, Wl, the undersigned Inhabitants of Montrose, alarmed at the prospect of impending distress thronghout the Country, in consequence of the deficient Harvest, respectfully request you to call ...

... for the fiftieth time, that the ‘Corn Laws are doomed ;’ that ¢ the fiat has gone forth;® with a variety of similar new and original ziuoveriu, to the huge delight of the said clerks and :gpnntiou‘ But will the Corn Laws vanish before the mere expenditure ...

... repeal of the Corn Laws; aud the writer of this letter has not contraverted our statement, founded not upon the evidently fietitious accounts of corn factors, but on the authoritative reports of the Mark-Lane Express—a paper which supports the corn duties, ...

... They are, after all, mere offices of that valgar conspiracy the Anti-Corn Law League. They are citadels of the Manchester manafacturers, and ought not to be tolerated. The Corn Laws, of course, are good, wise, and just, in the opinion of the Ricumoxns ...

... THE CABINET AND THE CORN LAWS, (From The Times of Thursday.) The decision of the Cabinet is no longer a secret. Parliament, it is confidently reported, is to be summoned for the first week in January ; and the Royal Speech will, it is added, recommend ...

... ARE THE !.AII.KEI SICK OF THE CORN LAWS ? Tue Suv.—Notwithstanding the very numerous, respectable, and crowded meetings held throughout the country within the last ten days, in favor of free trade and a repeal of the Corn Laws, the parties most interested ...

... PRO AND CON, TIFE CORN LAWS, Sir,—A great deal of amusement, if not instruction, may be derived from a perusal of the various arguments brought forward by the friends and opponents of the present Corn Laws. Permit me to expose the absurdity of some of ...

... THE MONTROSE REVIEW. REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS Tuz leading journal of Europe, whiie it has infused joy and gladuess iuto many hearts this week, has smote the so-called ‘farmers’ fricnds' under the fifth rib. The Corn Laws, it announced a few days ago, are ...

... TIHE EARL OF ESSEX AND THE CORN LAWS. Our readers will perceive from a report of the proceedings at the Watford Farmer’s Club, which is given in another column, that the Earl of Esskx, who recently advocated the Corn Laws so warmly at St. Alban’s, has ...

... THE REPEAL OF OTHER TAXES BESIDE THE CORN LAWS. TrHe MoryiNG HErALD.—The writer in the 7imes tells, and tells truly, that the triamph of free trade cannot stop with the repeal of the Corn Laws. If the agriculturist can live and thrive without protection ...