... THE CORN LAWS (The annual Corn Circular of Messrs. J. and C. Sturg® has just been issued—it as follows.) Birmingham, Wednesday, 7pM. Until the uncertainty which so long hung over the intentions of ministers with reference to the corn-laws ...

... CORN LAWS. PUBLIC MEETING AT POLLOKSHA.WS. A meeting of the inhabitants of this burgh called by Provost Hecton, on a requisition numerously and respectably signed, was held in the United Seces'uon Church, on Friday evening last, to take into consideration ...

... THiE CUIRN LAWS IN BELGIUM. An interebting discussion is at this moment going on in the Chamber of Deputies at Bra sels OR the bubject of Ij the corn laws. The law at presvnt in fore in Belgium it i cencporsry rne, and imposts a small fixed duty on the ...

... REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS. PETITION TO THE LORDS FROM THE MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Manchester, Thtosday. One of the most influential meetings of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce took place here to-day, summoned the president, which has ever yet ...

... his .lordship should suspend ti the ourn-laws without waiting for the expiration of the not, h and when he felt called upon to offer publio prayer and re- pentance for the.sils Inflicted by the receit eorn-laws-if he was ?? on thatoccasion, If they *ho ...

... its political importanco hm.s ie year 1833, when seven men sittingi nat attic over a stable resolved themselvesinfA& And-Corn Law League. The moving the seven, and of the League, was Richazab' den, with whose Life by Mr. McdqeYaa Bosebery has wisely made ...

... he would only be deterred from re-enacting and, restoring the corn laws by want of power to do so. It therefore became those wiho had for so many years advo- cated the removal of the corn laws not to stand still now, but, by resisting the imposition of ...

... p;eetion. The landlotds want to keep up the Vreient h*g reats' whilt you have anything to pay them, and thelie set 'or the corn laws sain, that they nay grind the tenant* as heretofore. Farmers, do not be fools. Think of the rsia* ur foref~thera have paid ...

... situ - je.t. of I ilo history of British indiustry ond j renmirre fron thI lieenrlikst times tito1n to ho rtpoai of this ('Corn Laws Pitt nicrits of thl(e t Voinolit. arl' very considerabler ...

... of Free Trade, In the opening paragraph Is 'so declares that Thefiftvrearsthathareelapeed sine ieg I the P4enl (of the Corn laws) in famishing abundant z I roofs of the iviadoin of that policy, constitute as power-- to-day, as was famine, in I the words ...

... occupied by the leading members of the local Anti-Corn-Law League. The Hon. the LORD PROVOST (who was unanimously called upon to preside), having stated the object of the meeting, contended that the corn laws could never more be re-imposed, and although the ...

... with the continuance of the game laws, because, according to his lordship, they cannot repealed without abolishing the law of trespass; the penal code can only reformed by alteration in our law of civil actions. The game laws are objected to—first, because ...