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... -political jtmteUtgctue* Corn Laws — The grand jury of tbe county of Dublin hart petitioned in favor of the corn laws. £ ORK . — Mr. Beamish retires from the representation of foik city at the next election. Ministers.— On Friday Lord Melbourne had an ...
... proposi us with re- spect tn the Corn Laws ; ard the Hon. Member sub- sequently moved thai ihs Hou ...
... Marcb 13. The Corn Bill and Marine Mutiny Bill were brought up fiom the Commons, and tead a hist time ; and the Corn Bill, on the motion of the Earl of Liverpool, ordered to be primed. Numerous petitions were presented [against the Corn Bill Lord Grenville ...
... conclusion, railed at Lord Penman and his learned brethren, accusing them of ignorance of the law, if not of wilful perversion of the law. Sir Robert Inglis and Mr. Law indignantly repelled the mendicant's imputations; and Sir Robert Inglis extracted from hiin ...
... :Jon : CHARLES KNIGHT, Pall-Mali East. ft> the FARMERS of the UNITED KINGDOM. fHE CORN LAWS.— It being now clearly as- certained that a powerful attempt to repeal CORN LAWS will be made early in the pre- ?? Session of Parliament, it has been consi- e-ed ...
... any interference with the law. which he was culled upon to administer. Hl* Lordship, however, added an opinion, that almost enough was 1 disclosed in the progress of these causes- hr court to supersede the necessity for anew law, by ex- posing -the. dangers ...
... unfortunate traders, who are the immediate subjects of the Bankrupt Laws. 4th. R iso lvsd, That ihe Bankrupt Laws of Eng. land are in principle aud detail conformable to the grand Law of Debtor and Ctrditor ; and while they offer a hope of effectual relief ...
... He concluded with ; moving, that it was expedient to repeat the Cora Laws, and to enact others in lieu thereof. Mr. Caleraft said, he viewed any propositi-*-, to affect the Corn Laws with great jealousy, thinking that tbe less they were meddled with th- ...
... her fixteen guns. For fix fucceffive days the crew expeded (be woold foooder every moment. The important queftion of the Corn Laws came on Friday oigbt under tbe cunfidet ation of the Houfe of Commons, in confequence of a feries of re.olotioot, conformable ...
... presented a petition from Colne, praying for n revision nf tha Corn Laws; Several similar petions have been presented to both Houses ;. and one from Doiicaster, against any change of those laws. Mr* W. Whitmore bus given notice'' tlrat, on the 19th April ...
... was likely to destroy their trade. The petitioners claimed the protection of the Legislature, on the ground that while the corn laws remained in force, and while they Ijad to support so much a greater weight of taxation than any other European manufacturers ...
... for another year. — Mark Lane Express. Cobn Laws. — Mr. Browne, of Tallantire Hall, a well-known practical agriculturist, has ad- dressed the following unanswerable commu- nication on the subject of the Corn Laws, to the Editor of the Cumberland Pacquet; ...