... THE CORN LAWS i ne opponents ol the corn laws now maintain that the orir-e ol corn does not .fleet wage, at all. They say wages dcT not n« i with the price of corn, and. therefore, they would „„» fall with it. ...

... which the Corn Law repealers wish to reduce, you. this state would the individuals, comprising the Council the Great Manchester Anii-Corn Law League, bring you. In conclusion think that to question asked—who are the parties seeking repeal of the ...

... We understand that petition, praying for the repeal of the Corn Laws, handing about this town for signature, and is to be forwarded for presentation to the House Commons at the end of next week. St. Nicholas's Church. —It being found impracticable to ...

... -political jtmteUtgctue* Corn Laws — The grand jury of tbe county of Dublin hart petitioned in favor of the corn laws. £ ORK . — Mr. Beamish retires from the representation of foik city at the next election. Ministers.— On Friday Lord Melbourne had an ...

... A NTI -CORN LAW LECTURES. SYDNEY SMITH, Esq., from Edinburgh, will deli- ver TVTO LECTURES on tbe CORN LAWS, nn the Evenings of Monday and Tuesoay next, Dec. Sdan- Srd, in the TOWN HALL. Admission Free. To commence at Eight o'Clock. Nov. 25, 1839. ?? ...

... which has been long a favourite with our friend Lord Palmerston, I have, as you are aware, adopted on the subject of the Corn Laws, ludeed, not to have done would have argued a considerable want * forethought 1 particularly the prospect of a general election ...

... Bamffshire, against any alteration in Ihe corn laws.—Laid on table. A |»ei it ion was presented against (he importation of foreign wool.—Laid on the lah(.e. CORN LAWS. Notice was given (hat the question of Ihe corn ...

... repeal of the corn laws, which appeared in yesterday's Times. The statement, it may remembered, embraced three piopositions— 44 First, that Parliament to meet in the first week in January. that Ministers have resolved upon a repeal the corn laws. 44 Thild ...

... great and pressing question of our tithe— the question thatgives all its painful importance to the free-trade*questipn-;'the corn laws question, or even the tithe question. Let the industry of the country be again set in motion, and remunerated, and it will ...

... the opening the session, gave notice Monday evening, in the Commons, that will submit a motion for the total repeal the Corn Laws with Ihe least possible delay, considering them chief obstacle to fair trial the principle free trade. We understand that ...

... Cirencester, In the Diocese of Gloucester. These Petitions were severally laid the table. CORN LAWS. Several Petitions for, and many against, a revision of the Corn Laws, were presented and laid the table. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Friday, February 23. The Speaker ...

... some direct pledge?of the course which their representative was to pursue for their interests on the important subject the Corn Laws, and secure his B'Tvices against the ruinous principles of the free-trade system. This, however, he threw out a mere or not ...