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... alterations ln tbe Corn Laws. In conseqn ' this resolution the Committee met, and hereby be to*? * the following form for adoption by such Hundreds ?? approte of it. * lay The Committee suggest, that as the motion for the ! tion of the Corn Laws is fixed for ...
... in tlie Corn Laws. The table of the House of Commons will in a short time, be loaded with Petitions against the Corn Bill. Those presented on Thursday night only, contained nearly 100,0 0 signatures. From what passed on the subject of the Corn Bill, on ...
... Cliurcli Pro- di/ w/ J pert v. fer Apply by letter, postage free, to Wm. Bury, Esq. 24, Bury Street, Saint Mary Axe, London. CORN LAWS, AGRICULTURE Sc RURAL AFFAIRS. On the Second Monday in Novembernext will be published, No. I. price 4s. to be continued Quarterly ...
... existing Corn Laws— you, who have again and again wished there were no Corn Laws — they have made you not only the dictator of the present Corn Laws, not only their protector, but eves the person who, on all ...
... of stro beer, anc! other effects. Catalogues to he had at the Auctioneer's Office V -'». Corn Market, Bury. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Air. S. FENTON, On the- Corn Market Hill, Bury St. Edmund-, . n Wed- nesday the _lst of November, MKS-, -.it T'.vel ye ...
... DAY (Wednesday) the 13th Instant, for the purpose of taking into consideration a Petition to Par- • liament respecting the Corn Laws. c To the MAGISTRATES acting for the HUNDRED J of LACKFORD. * 9M/E the undersigned do hereby request you to con- v * * vene ...
... ACRES OF CAPITAL LAND, Free of Corn Tithes, in the occjuytion of Mr. Wm. Carter, Mr. John Emson, and Mrs. Emson, tenants of high respecta- bility, and who have occupied these Farms upwards of sixty years; also THE CORN TITHES OF THE PARISH, INCLUDING-2300 ...
... attribute the calamities of the commercial interest to Free Trade ; aa if they did not perfectly well know that, whether the Corn Laws had been repealed or had been suffered to remain in force, all the food which the world could supply would have been introduced ...
... Secretary- TO THE LAND OWNERS, CORN GROWERS, AND MALTSTERS, IN SUFFOLK. THE Commitree appointed for co-operat- ing with the Committee for the County of Nor- folk, in petitioning Parliament for an alteration in the Corn Laws, give :ioticL-, That the PETITION ...
... same. Ks* Possession may be had at Michaelmas next. CORN LAWS This Day is published, Price Is. 6d. THE SUBSTANCE of a SPEECH of CHARLES C. WESTERN, Esq. in the House of Commons, May 1814, on ?? thcCORN LAWS. London 1 Printed for Budd and Calkin, Booksellers ...
... exertions have been used and are still using, to induce the Legislature to alter the present Corn Laws, and to promote the ?? and dangerous experiments of a Free Trade in Corn. That a Committee be appointed to prepare Petitions to both Houses of Parliament to ...
... Graziers particularly, that thc-y should j have t!ie best and earliest information on all subjects con- _ nected with the Corn Laws — the Corn Trade.— and the ope- ration ot the Averages with reference to the occasional Opening of the Ports for Foreign Grain ...