... THE CORN LAWS. Sir Robert Peel gave notice that on Tuesday next he would move for a committee of the whole house to take into consideration the statement to the intention of her Majesty's government with regard to the commercial policy of the country ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. Philip Miles (Bristol) gave notice of the precise shape which the opposition to the commercial propositions of the Government will assume. It is that of a direct negative. When the question is put that the Speaker do leave the chair, in ...

... THE CORN LAWS. PROTEST AGAINST THE THIRD READING OF A BILL “TO AMEND THE LAWS RELATING TO THE IMIHIKTATION CORN.’* Dissentient, Because the Bill for repealing the corn-laws is not accompanied, in justice it ...

... CORN LAWS, Earl Fitzwilltam presented petition from Glasgow, praying for the unconditional repeal of the corn-laws. thought that the legislature ought to consider the measures which had been passed the subject the importation of corn, in ...

... till, the corn growing Countries from whence Awe usually import corn, and affords them a, plentifuil crop B '1 also; this is at well knowii fact to those conversant with ofthe corn trade ; in addition to which, both in this and in Iu ,,Foreign corn growing ...

... I CORN LAWS.- I e TO THE EDITOR OF THE DEHnBY MIERCURY. W Sir-At a moment when the nation is convulsed with agitation on a question which concerns millions, a concise e exposition of the general bearings on that subject mnay not be uninteresting. The ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The superiority of the Conservative addresses in the course of the elections is among the most prominent and most important features of a remarkable time. We find them characterised by a simplicity, yet strength of Ian- guage-and a plainness ...

... CORN LAWS. L the pten of Joinr MI A Letter from, tile pen of Jolly ss nto Lenton House, near Nottingham, h just bee sq. of of Ca on the question of the Comr Laws. The follow Published frd C deserves the attentive perusal of every reader statement fed ...

... CORN LAWS. On Tuesday evening, a lecture on the Corn-laws was delivered at the Silk-mill, Chesterfield, by Mr. A. Prentice, of Manchester, to about 200 people. Mr. Sayer was voted info the chair, and briefly introduced the lecturer. Mr. Prentice commenced ...

... other interests, require a change in the (Corn he Lauos. In. Mr. Whitmore begins by sbewirg that the present laws are not in adherence to our ancient scheme of policy, as the law whicl) regulated the import of corn from thee ear 1773 (which was about the time ...

... CORN L lTVS. - .a _ TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY IMEnCUnRY. Sir-The Radical agitating papers, beaten at all points about the Corn Laws, have found something like a nlare's g nest in the average price of corn being affectid by the last crop, being party ...

... p. ?? Mcviu,'y. Lo Tum~rtstt LAW.-' ArTx P A61;A sis r.1 it-cni, in Irig Tedvels lit SicilV, 3rerece, rind Albania, 1 mtuclr shmpli- fies juidicial proceedings, and cuts werv Short all ?? Hard 1, quibbles of ruet law, setinrg Archisoit. AMuftis, Ca'lisj ...