... THE CORN LAWS. 311%. CAnCLr'S SECOND LETTER TO LOttD JOhN RUSSELL. MIr. C wlde. the Member for North Yorkshire, has pitliished ?? protnliscd sci onoi !eoter to Lord John Ruissell, *n the corn laws. It r-,~ites at grf at h-llmgitr many of ?? stork argilmei ...

... il i'C i-ll' teyi ' ll ?? ;niltilt twilj -Iwo zmo~ ~lllic illltv Fol-hadel tileiri oppopsition+. Th1e n.Iepal orf ihea ( 'Hl la-w w;i s ill pr-ovps to) Ill.' an even:t orl ttl' li'i'. t iiplo-l' tine tto i r c al eihn reltti ,ns. 1-ns c-cv: -it , h 1)111' ...

... estimation of the existing law, or of the benefits to he derived from its repeal, yet the harmony of their resolu. tions, and the general tone of their expression, leave no room for diouhting that the condemnation of the corn laws is as strongly urged by ...

... TR.ADE AND THE CORNT LAWS. The ?? ?? appears ijtl tle Quebec Ga- zette of the 9th of August last:- ' WVe und~erstidtl that it is intended by the inhihbitants of diftirent parts ol' this jaovince to petition his 'Iajestv iiild Iooth ?? of I'arbanicnt on ...

... The great evils may be sumimaed up according to their import- an ce. Ist. The withdrawing of the circulating medium. 2nd. Corn Laws. 3rd. Free Trade Acts. It is folly to compare the present commercial greatness of England with foreign nations, or with any ...

... or Irelaiid, and Scotland is nnanimous as to the benefits otof Free Trade, and the folly as well as iniquity of the 1 or Corn Laws. In this country everybody speaks his is mind, or what he wishes to pass for his mind, and the C ,y opinions of all are ...

... supplies from large purchases of grain made by English buyers last winter and spring, in anticipation of a repeal of the corn laws; and second, from the failure of the rye crop, the staple food of the people in every country in the north of Europe, and ...

... persons have purchased corn on the de- claration of ?? and the unanimous determination of Parliament not to, interfere withi the Corn Laws this Ses- sion; yet within two weeks all the laws are altered, and the merchants who ?? corn upon the ...

... curious fact, that since the abolition of the Corn Laws there has been an im- mense deal more foreign importations of corn into this coun- try than before. For twenty years previous to the abolition of the Corn Laws the annual importations ...

... Belfast Northern Whig.) When the principle of Free Trade iwas first recognised i this country by the abolition of the Corn Laws a few years o the opponents of that measure strongly urged that other tiolls would take advantage of our gratuitous liberality ...

... agricuiture worse off now than it 'was under The operatibonof the Cborn Laws? (Hear, hear.) Now, i faraawe can judge, fanners are better off than they were; before the repeal of the Corn Laws'. ,(Cheers.) Ty 'live now on a much higher standard; they'pay a much ...

... circumstances. it may not be altogether useless to enter into an examination of the probiable consequences of a repeal of the corn laws; we do not mean the ultimate, but the immediate consequences. The first point for consideration is, whether the e abolition ...