... THE CORN LAWS. PROTEST AGAINST THE THIRD READING A BU.E TO AMEND THE LAWS RELATING TO THE IMPORTATION CORN.” Dissentient, Because the bill for repealing the com laws is not accompanied, as in justice it ought to have been, by the following ...

... was of practical men. hardly need say that the consequence of a matt rial reduction the price of corn would eventually cause the total repeal of the corn laws fi.ear). The landowners might lose quarter, helf of the property which they had Invested land, ...

... CORN 'LAWS Lord King presented a petition from fhe weavers of M inchester, praying for repeal the Corn Laws. The Noble Lord spoke with his accustomed asperity of the agricultural interest, and attributed Hie Corn ...

... CORN LAWS. Lord A, Hamilton, in pre«enting a Petition from Glatgow ret pec ting the Corn Laws, naked Sfr H. Parnell what waa the nature of the proposition! which he intended to aubmit to the riuuae, on the subject of tbe alteration in the ...

... CORN LAWS. There seas Meeting the Livery of London this day, in Common Hall asaembled, at Guildhall, on the subject the Corn Laws, 11. • Lord Msyor, opening the business, gave bis that if the Bill proposed should c-irrird it would rai tiiu price of Bread ...

... CORN LAWS. That part the report of the Lewes meeting which represented Mr. Ellman, jun., as having apprised the Gentlemen there assembled, that it was the intention of Government to abrogate the present Com Laws, and to impose a duty upon the importation ...

... CORN LAWS. Ore* Air Mmtxoa Coi considerable dafree excitement On this question having arisen among the farmers this district, large meeting of working farmers and others was this day held BalUnspittle, when was unanimously mpuad that petition should presented ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The- Clianci’llor the Exchequer inovotl the order of the day (or the house going into committee on the corn resolutions. land Clive rose «ml commenced with reading resolution, which proposed, that if the importation of foreign corn were ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Sir T. Lethbridge said, trusted he should not be considered intrusive if took that portunity asking the Right Hon. Secretary opposite (Mr Peel) whether there was rtnv chance that the consideration of that important subject, the Corn Laws; ...

... Corn laws. I Horn • then res dved itself Committee the Corn Bill. Adjourned. Accounts are stated to in town from Cadiz, which mention that fever of the most malignant kind had appeared the Uaibary coast, and that in conserpienc* the Spanish Authorities ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. Hume rose to introduce the motion on this sulject -of which he had given notice. The object to have a perfect free trade in corn. In stating this, he meant that thy change should be gradually effected by the gradual re- ' tnoval of those ...

... CORN LAWS On the motion of Mr. C Grant, the House resolved itself into Committee on the Corn Laws. Mr. C. Grant felt it incumbent on him to return his thanks for the indulgence the house bad slionn him, and which should always need when he addressed them ...