... unto, inquires why we say so little about the tl corn laws? Our answer is, that we can say no more than m what we have said a hundred times, viz. that the corn laws are the worst of our prohibitory laws, as they ecpe- es cially affect the ...

... SOLD EVERYWHERE. ws-5e26 TABLETS, On. AkN is. BOXES, iF. OD. A.m 3S. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Free Trader.-The Act repealing the Corn Laws was passed on the 26th June, 1l45. Fairnlav.-WVe cannot publish an anonymous attack Whici is so vague and without verification ...

... ticularly between the Chartists and the Corn-law Repealers, o throws cut a suggestion worthy of the cnnoideration of the for- It mer. It is this:-A great majo)rity of tbs Chartists are opposed to the corn laws, and only thivart the repealers, because ...

... -Witt the woriter ommutnt~icate his name, in eonfltcue.ze and state the ob~ject he has in 47iewa TilE C(ORN LiwS -The act Jor~theO repeat of the corn law~s camne il to operation on the 20th June, 1840, boot the total repeat did not takce place tilt the 1st ...

... a committee on the corn laes in March last, P whilst the seconder, Mr. D. W. Wood, voted in its favourtl it is surmised by some that the speech from the Throne 11 will recommend th* modification, if not the repeal, of the a corn laws, whilst others calculate ...

... fthe commsunications of Amicus-J. ?? and ?? 7-. O-A, n- vhO . P-J. E-J. Wood-E. H-'eritas-T. E.2jfand Mr. Pare, ent on the corn laws. the 1.ZCEIVeD pru Tun STaANoes9' FiRND SOCIFTY- Frdom Mr. Moses Joynlson, £]; Mr. Thos8 Gotton,1£2 £3 0 ° e, Arthur Heywoodi ...

... nurnetous meeting of ladies v as ibeld in the Reformners' Elull to hear George Thompson, Esq., deliver a lecture on the corn laws, and on the duty and propriety of memoriaiizing the Queea for their removal. The address of the talented lecturer was most ...

... ll X TN2 CORN LAWS AND PoOrECTIui; rtiio.11b ttr * .i ?? chaent, the insertion of which w as 1a.t ch p'ilthe li, * n pared in tlhe type, whlien, on a re-ver ?? ,IC 'Me . paper, was going to press, we clate to th.e c1iclurt *I part of it called for so)me ...

... whole body of Liberals, put the finishing stroke to these starvation laws ; but Sir Robert himself had the manliness to give the whole of the credit to Richard Cobden and the Anti-Corn Law League ; it was only in the face of the Irish famine— that is, from ...

... as the Corn Laws, with a distinct avowal that they have no expec- tation of being able to carry it. I am not prepared to deny that our Commercial Tariff may require careful revision and reconstruction; I do not claim for the existing Corn-laws, any more ...

... written with a view to publication. , MR. DBNIaOre ?? letter of George, addressed to this gentletti t on the subject of the Corn Laws, appeared in yesterdaYls'S L L NusAVCaZS.-A Constant cader begs to call the attention 01 proper persons to the wretched ...

... the Grey cabinet on account of their Irish Church measures; and the Peel cabinet on account of the proposed repeal of the Corn Laws. The length of our report of the magistrates' meeting, yesterday, has compelled us to withdraw several articles in type, ...