... CORN LAWS. Second Sitting. —Mr. HUME preaeoted petition against tire Corn from inbabitaots of tlie metropolis. The petitioD prayed that a law may be passed, directing the total remoral of the exiating duties on foreign corn, such assigned ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Necessity—the best possible compeller of union and activity, to avert the consequences threatened —has again placed in formidable array with those who are the staunch opponents of the grinding and odious corn laws, the sleepers on their ...

... CORN LAWS. Now ready. price 3s. 6d. t. LIISTORICAL SUMMARY of the CORN LAWS, Illustrative of the Operation of the several Statutes. By HENRY THORNTON, of the Office of Inspector General of Imports and Exports, Custom House, London. _ The EARL FITZWILLIAM ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. WHITMORE from tor • ?wM«b the Com Lon. The hoo. membtr «lMcd, that h« to notice, to (all the attention the Houee *» *• aobjoct of Ike Corn Lava. dial eubjoct hi. attention had been toned bon no private feeling t and from no with to oeeupjr ...

... CORN LAWS. Earl Si..O.:more presented Petitions against any i►► the Corn Laws from the Parishes of Sr. i3ethn►►l-Green (signed by between 0 and 10.000 persons), Whitechapel (similarly Ikigned), and other places, which . were ordered to lit on the table ...

... same proportion. And yet, at every anti-corn-law meeting the reechoed cry of cheap bread seems to operate upon the people as if it were the ne plus ultra of their wants and desires. The repeal of the corn laws would, inevitably, lead to an endless series ...

... CORN LAWS AT very numerous mid resjiecttiMe IMG the OCCUPIERii CIJiV’E- I.AND, Yurlishire, held 'Ormesliy, in Cleveland, on Thursday,’ tTn- day I'i-brtiftfy, 1915, to take coh.sideraiiou distres»ed:S*ttU: of « BAKTHOI.OMEW RUDD, Esq in the Chair, The ...

... CORN LAWS. Second Edition, price 10s. A N INQUIRY INTO THE STATE OF NATIONAL SUBSISTENCE, with an Historical Review and DIGEST of the CORN LAWS. ...

... altered the corn law of 1828, aud the new law w.rked well. Prices had been regular; and yet the Prime Minister was reported, and the report was not contradicted, to have resigned office on the ground of his disposition to alter his own law. When he saw ...

... CORN LAWS Mr. S. WORTLEY stated, that he held in his hand a Petition from the °woe's and Occupiers of Land in the West Riding of the county of York, praying for protecting duties against the importation of foreign corn. Sir R. WILSON rose and observed ...

... to what he said on the question of the corn laws. He never did express an opinion on this question, but he would now say that the repeal of the corn laws would be, in his humble judgment, a most mischievous ineasnre. ...

... alteration in the Corn Laws from Croydon, Bedfordshire, Norfolk, Kent, and ?titer counties. COUNTY R ATES. Sir R. 'WILSON moved for a return of the County Rates raised and expended in the county of Surrey during the year 1826. THE CORN LAWS. On the-motion ...