... CORN LAWS. At an adjourned General Meeting of Landholders and Commissioners of Supply, from several Counties in Ireland, specially assembled to consider the guestion of an alteration in the existing corn laws, hield at the Waterloo Ilotel, Edinburgh, ...

... CORN LAWS. The Duke of WELLINGTON begged to give notice, that to-morrow se'nnigbt, move for certain returns respecting corn, and that that «lay should state the House what measure meant respecting the Corn HOUSE OF COMMONS, Thuhsoav, March ‘2O. THE VESTRY ...

... CORN LAWS The Marquis of Cleveland begged to submit, whether it was the intention of Ins Majestv’s (iovernment, bring forward such measuie bring forward, he would call i;— Coni Bill, previous the Easter Heecss, The Duke of Wellington could not state at ...

... CORN LAWS, Mr. C. VILLIERS then rose to move that the house resolve itself into a committee, for the purpose of considering the following resolution: —“That it appears by a recent census that the people of this country are rapidly increasing in number ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The adjourned debate the corn-laws then took place, in which a great many members took part; but, the arguments fur and against free trade in corn have so often before been published, we not. in the crowded stale of our ...

... CORN LAWS. The Duke of RUTLAND presented several petitions against any alterations in the corn laws. Lord FITZGERALD presented a similar petition from Ireland. The Earl of presented a petition to the same effect from Armagh. CORN ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. Hume lliat ou the of May should move that the House resolve itself into Committee the whole House, take into consideration the Act ot the Uth Oeo. IV., relating to the Corn Laws, and to submit to its consideration the propriety imposing ...

... CORN LAWS Mr. Secretary Peel rose for the purpose of postponing to Monday next ft motion which stood upon the paper, relative to a icsolution upon the Corn Laws. A short time eince he received a communication from his Right Honorable Friend, the President ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1842. We were enabled, by extraordinary exertion in our last publication, to lay before our readers the Ministerial plan for a modification in the Corn Laws, as propounded by Sir Robebt Peel in the House of Commons ...

... CORN LAWS. Will anything be done with the Corn Laws next Sea. ! continue to hold the opinion that the law of will not undergo any direct change or modification.— Siondard. th»l bou*# ha* been Uk»n for the rerep - of witne**ee Mr. Pierre ...

... that we could expect for twenty stone of wheat, if the corn laws were repealed. As to Oats, it would be of no value except to serve perhaps as winter feeding fur cattle, or as a resource as grass-corn in very dry summers. I heard one of the intelligent merchants ...

... CORN LAWS. At the 'meeting of the landholders of the Queen's County, a petition to Parliament for a of the corn laws, was unanimously agreed to, and thanks were voted to Sir Henry Parnell, for his conduct in bringing forward the measure.— S 4 H. Parnell ...