... CORN LAWS OR NO CORN LAWS. TJ the Editor of the Cheltenham Journal. The manufacturers tell you that the Corn Laws cripple their energies, weaken Their productive poser, and are the cause at the ration w bids ...

... repeal of the existing corn-laws would highly prejudicial to British agriculture and the nation large; and. viewing with indignation and regret the proceeding* and avowed objects of the association calling itself • the Anti-Curn-law League,' is determined ...

... CORN LAWS. At a MEETING of the Occupiers and Owners of Land in the borough of Stroud and the adjoining parishes, held at the George Inn, in Stroud, on Friday, 1st March. 1839, Mr. THOMAS HALL, of Througham, in the Chair, The following resolutions were ...

... CORN LAWS OR NO CORN LAWS. LETTER 11. Having le my letter lest week shown that the rallying cry of the Illaisterialiets, wig. the benefit of the ensiles was faller and, deceptive, I will proceed to prove its hypocrisy, and to do no effectually, It will ...

... the anti-corn-law fund already 700L INVITATIONS TO THE ANTI-ConN LAW BANQUET AT Mancuester.—The Anti-Bread Tax Circular of Tuesday last contains several communications from noblemen and others who had been invited to attend the great Anti-Corn ...

... THE CORN LAWS. A short statement published Mr. Painter, in the Strand, has the following statistics and conclusions, that according to the census of 1831, there are the United Kingdom 2.470.411 person* above 20 years of age employed agriculture, and 710 ...

... Bkrksiiibb.— considerable meeting in support of the corn law* has been held Wallingford; and stated that many parochial petitions arc in conrweof signature. Mr. Paulton. the paid agent the anti-corn-law League, wont Hythe, in Kent, to agitate last week ...

... THE CORN LAWS. INTERESTING LOCAL PORTO Report of the Conference of Ministers all Denominations the Corn Lanra, bc4d Manchester, August 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th, in the year 1841 (published J. Gadsby, NewhcJi'sbuildtnga, Manchester). Between GOO and ...

... CORN LAWS. We noticed last week, the declaration made‘by Lord Altborp, in the House of Commons, that the Ministers did not propose to make anv alteration in the Corn Laws, and alluded also to the spirit in which the Times urged its objections to the course ...

... THE CORN LAWS. announcement of Ministers respecting the Corn Laws lias been received with indignation by the great hulk of the people, and with just contempt those who possess a correct knowledge of its origin. There was a time when perhaps a majority ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The following “queries on the intended change in the duties corn, or their total repeal*’ have been communicated to the Standard, able corres|»ondent: 1. What security could be given to the people of the United Kingdom of Great Britain ...

... THE CORN LAWS. CHELTENHAM CHRONICLE, Wednesday Evening, May 24. The following Members for the county and boroughs of Gloucestershire voted in the majority agaiust Mr. Villier's motion for immediate abolition Cuartkris. Hon. P., m.p., for the eastern.division ...