... CORN LAWS. We copy the following paragraph, so very applicable t the present state of parties in this country, from Mr. Buckinghnm's new work America. It is impossible to read these accounts of the immense resources fur the production of food, which ...

... distress either commercial or a rricultural could exist. With corn abundant and bread cheap, the Foreigner would have no temptation o bring his ' corn to the English Market; and the Corn Laws would virtually repeal themselves. thanking , you, Sir, and the ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The Globe commenting Mr. LabouChcrk's fetter, observes: There appears now but one mode of settling this question. The opportunity for compromise has passed away. The Whig Ministers—w ho in would have mediated between the immediate and ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (Extract from Sir James Graham'* Speech the meeting of the Netherby Agricultural Association, on the instant.) We have met together under various circumstances, and many trying occasions. Sometimes you have partaken of my exultation on ...

... CORN LAW'S. After a number of petitions for and against a change in the corn laws had been presented, the last against any alteration in ihe existing laws by the Duke of Rutland, Earl zwilliam expressed his astonishment that persons ...

... THE CORN LAWS. According to the resolutions proposed in Parliament, on tne 31st ult. whenever the average .price of Barley shall be 32s and under 33s a quarter, foreign be imported on - payment of a quarter above 325, duty to decreased is 6d, until the ...

... 1 be woo surprised to and that the corn laws were sat asetiosed in address. Time no subject in which ther were more intenreed. Although the Canmittee Made no report there was much evidence that showed that Shout laws melt to be altered. As the appoiating ...

... THE CORN LAWS. LETTER OF HECTOR CAMPBELL, ESQ. To the Editor the Examiner. It is the fear of the growers of corn, and tbe hope of its consumers, that the Corn Laws will be either repealed or revised during the ensuing Session of Parliament, ...

... CORN LAWS. Earl Fitzwilltam presented a petition from the Associated Reformers of Glasgow, praying for the total repeal the Corn Laws, in which it was stated that the petitioners saw more clearly day after day the effect produced upon their interests ...

... prospect of war,—lay an embargo on corn, aud produce frightful consequences to this kin dom. That this meeting is firmly of opinion that the repe tiers should be opposed by every possible means; that the present Corn Laws ought to be equally as strongly ...

... CORN LAWS. The adjourned discussion on the Liverpool petition was resumed by Mr Finch, who thought the more the questien was discussed the more impracticable and impolitic it would appear attempt to away with the present system of the corn law s. If the ...

... existing law no importance, I shall only sav. compare my scale duties the admission corn with the existing scale duties. lieu corn is at 595. and under Cth. the duty at present Bd. When corn is those price>, the duty propose i* lien the twice ol' ...