... THE CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OP THE INTELLIGENCER Sir,- Permit me through the medium of your widely circulated paper to tender my warmest thanks to Mr. Baker, .Nassau Cottage, for his Adore,, to the Mercantile Community of Great Britain on th. Corn Law ...

... CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE INTELLIGENCER. ! Sir, — Tour correspondent, 11 , in your paper of last Saturday, bas been pleased to say, that in my two letters ! which appeared lately in the Leeds Mercury on the Corn Laws, there are five points of truth ...

... English landowners, who compel hiin to purchase home-grown corn that price, when the foreign grower is all the while standing on opposite coast, and offering corn to him at less than half that price —Corn which the aristocratic monopolist of Eng- laud will not ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (From a Correspondent of the Times.) We wish to call our readers' attention to a small tract, as not at all unlikely to furnish a ground on which the present partisans of the sliding scale and of the fixed duty may be led to some ...

... CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OF TnE LEED3 INTELLIGENCER. Bib,— Tbe Anti-Corn Law League commenced operations some years ago, by saying that they must have bread cheaper, in order to lower wages to enable them to compete with foreigners, thereby clearly showing ...

... ON THE CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LEEDS INTELLIGENCER. Sir,— To rae it is perfectly astounding how gentlemen of respectability and good understanding (many of whom are en- gaged in commerce) can for one moment suppose that the compe- tition nf foreigners ...

... THE CORN LAWS. There are but few individuals in this country who can at the present period he hardy enough to deny that the corn laws are bad in principle, had in administration, bad in effect—that they constitute a mono! poly for the benefit of the land ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TO THE AGRICULTURAL AND CLASSES Or THE BRITISH EMPIRE. Friendt and Countrymen, As so many persons are addressing you on the important question of the Corn Laws, and some of them appear to be endeavouring, for what purpose is best known ...

... THE CORN LAWS. LIST or Town*, from which It propowd that returns of the quantities and prices various descriptions of corn thall ina'le to the Comptroller of Corn Returns, order to determine the general average prices, whereby the rales of duty shall ...

... reduction in the rent laud consequent on repeal the corn laws. Being, then, that low tent of land would remove the distress of the Irish peasant, and that this can only obtained a repeal the corn laws, so does follow that the converse of the proposition ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Mr. Clay's motion on the laws for the promotion of starvation, comes almost immediately, and it is therefore time for those who feel themselves aggrieved, through the freebootiug operations of landed interest, to be awake and active in ...

... THE CORN LAWS. are ?!a ...