... CORN LAWS. (From our London Correspondent.) ' Ministers,it appears, again refused entertata the proposition for a revision of the present lawp_ effecting the importation of foreign grain. There exists not a question that the Government have on their hands ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Bmotnkr Farmers, AS we must shortly expect another Corn Law agitation. w-oiild auagest that we re-commler the working of the preaeut Bill. Ofaaervr the averages late—see the returns last London 7Ss. Ilrf., and some of the country returns ...

... CORN LAWS. [From The Count* Hkkald.J The Farmers are at length beginning to bestir themselves against the contemplated repeal of the Corn Laws—for Colonel Scales bill, which has been read a second time in the House of Commons, for grinding bonded corn ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr G. Wood, moving for some cum returns, attempted to set himself right with the public, by explaining the nature of the statements made by him, as the prosperity of the country while seconding the addrrss to the throne. He c mended that Sir ...

... THE CORN LAWS. AT • Meeting of the Owners and Occupiers of Land. and others resident in East Raiford and the adjoining Parishes. held at the White Hart Inn, on Saturday the 9th Day of February. DOW for the purpose of considering the expediency of petitioning ...

... CORN LAWS. pamphlet of some twenty pages Ins just made its appearance, intituled The the Corn Laws, with its probable couseutiente, briefly examined and considered. The autliur, J. Gladstone, Esq. Liverpool, commences lu> inquiry into and remarks on ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (From the Morning Herald.) The system of anti-corn-law agitation has again been biought into operation in some of our large manufacturing towns. The example shown by the Manchester Chamber Commerce has not been lost sight of—everything ...

... induced to propose a Corn Law, framed on the principle of that introduced last year, which he considers must afford less protection to the British grower, and consequently more profit to the importerof Foreign Corn. The central price or pivot on which the ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Three hundred and forty-two members hare recorded their rotes in favour the existing corn-laws. After all that the agitators have said and done—after all their boasting and all tho lectures which have been delivered on cheap bread and free ...

... CORN LAWS. (From BelPs Messenger.) We find the agricul busy, in eve y the kingdom, in procuring coun'v and dis'rict m-.*e t» Parliament t«> continue the present *vstem of the c«'rn laws. A'arm dbv the declaration of Mr n the last session, that some al ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Another letter has been addressed to the Earl of Liverpool, on the subject of affording sufficient legal protection against the unnecessary importation of foreign corn into England. The writer (Mr Manning, of Dillington House, near Ilminster) ...

... CORN LAWS. Eayl Staahope took this opportunity of giving notice, this day se’nnight would submit motion to their lohrdfhips, which had already been printed, with -a view tu obviate the high price of provisions, hy measuke which would consult the interest ...