... THE CORN LAWS. Whatever view can be taken of the state of our Corn Market,. will be found to be indicative of progressive and high advances in the, price of Wheat; and that to 'an extent warranting the assumption that our ports will be open foi the admission ...

... distritts; and that th1e pn ites of corn and grain, within theam, shonid be takert and re- torneti to the reccivo:r of' corn returns, Iln like ?? as irn Ei;glaid. Ii. That it is expedient, that tV- duty 011 ?? t ottatiortn of corn, grain, andr oul, inat any p ...

... CORN LAWS. I)JOUlRNED MEETING OF THE CHAMBER I OF COMMERCE. The adjourned special general nmeetiugof the Chamber t of Coamierce and Manutactures to consider the propriety t el pptitioning parliameiit for the repealof the Corn Laws I ^, heldt at the a ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The adjourned meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce adopted, by a large majority, as an amend. ment, the petition to the House of Commons drawn up by ?? Cobden, which calls-for the repeal of all laws re- lating to the importation ...

... CORN LAWS. Rcaofhrioas propoed {n a Committee off.:e whole Hoses, ce ails I - ~~~Corai Ltis,4 M~rch 31. T hi ?? tbeh opinion of this Committee, that every mor of Corn, Grain, Meal or Fhar, whbich. s now, by law,- id- I m'hsibleifor oie tree zat certain ...

... T II CORN LAWASW Thp (hanl'Pt v of COMe t -ei iln 1131iC'lintcr Ill VI' idPted- the .foltoianii petition to Pairliamnent for the aboijtiton 6fl ths Cin Limt II 11Youri pet itionerse depoti it thetr in, pertalIiv du t v en cll the immnediate clii titionr ...

... ascribed to the operation of our Corn Laws ; but what, we would ask, must be his position ; when the price of his food is raised at home. Must I it not follow as naturally as night follows day, that if the price of corn is raised abroad, that the foreign ...

... (as he will] netproceed to explain) thre real interests of the country in enacting e t the existing Corn Laws. will That the operation of the Corn Laws is to force up the price of Cortn bevonid what it would otherwise be. Thtat neither your Petitioner ...

... 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 ...

... TIip. UORN LAWS. T il; NATIONAL ANTI-CO IIN-LAW LEAGUE. TheSveehlY meeting of the members of the National Anti- Cor- law League, and of the relpresenitatives of the Metro- ptan Anti-Corn-law Associations, and their supporters, ,ook plac last ...

... CORN LAWS. (From a Correspondent.) These laws, the policy of whicil is at present so universally the suiuject of discussion, are well de- st ving all the attention bestowing upon thema. By one class they are regarded as the bulwark of the country, the ...

... CO[RN LAWVS. Ite.tlutiowt, if'utede i to be tatted in the L'ommattte ttl thed Co, it Law 1te, b.4 ir Robert Poet1. '.Theet file folluawtttp Duties shalli tie plidj bpot 0,(, Imollon(f Corn, Grrnili, Aieai, or 'lour, infr oll the ?? cuow paycisin thereon ...