... CORN LAWS. Petitions against any alteration in the Corn - Laws were pre sented, the Duke Of Richmond, from the Cotinty of Sussex.; by Lord Cawdoc from Vales; by the Earl of Shaftesbury - from Chipping Norton; and by Lord . Redesdale from Stowe in . the ...

... represented them. The petition prayed for the abolition of the Corn Laws. Drowning men, it was said, catch at straus ; and the starving petitioners had also caught at some other .thinks than the Corn Laws. He could not conceal from their Lord Ships, that the ...

... though he had supported the last Corn Bill, was decidedly opposed to any alteration in the present System of the Corn Laws. 'Mr. LONG WELLESLEY . agreed in the opinion expressed by the former speakers, that the Corn Bill lad been of great 'advantage ...

... THE CORN LAWS. On Tunday, in the House of Commons, Ur. C. Villicr*, according to his annual custom brought forward the question of the repeal of the Corn Laws. An immense number of petitions, from all parts of the country, were previously presented for ...

... and at last so low at 395., and this while the Corn Laws were in full operation. In 1818 it was tine the prices fell a little, because the granaries of Europe were ransacked for a supply. If the Corn Laws of 1915 came into operation, it would have been ...

... THE CORN LAWS. In answer to a question from Major HANDLEY on Tuesday, Lord A LTHORP stated that it was not the tention of Government to propose any measure loran alteration in the Corn Laws; and that the Government would not support any such measure if ...

... CORN LAWS, Mr. Protheroe, Mr. G. W. Wood, and Mr, Granger presented great number of petitions numerously signed praying for total repeal of the corn laws. Mr. Brotherton presented 40 similar petitions; one of them from Salford signed by 9,296 persons ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. DUNCOM7I3I .--- p're - s - e — ntei a petition from certain owners and occupiers of land in the North Riding of Yorkshire, against any alteration in the system oldie corn laws. Lord G. LENNOX presented petitions from five parishes in Sussex ...

... CORN LAWS. In a Committee of the whole House, Mr. Robinson proposed that certain Resolutions should be printed for the consideration of the House. The first was that corn should be freely imported: the second, that when the price here fell below SOs. ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Until inoham, Saturdat.— Th« example of the men of Mancha*ter in their extraordinary efforts to remove the corn laws hue not been lost on Birmingham. We are now and doio£. Although hitherto prevented by drcum* autnceN from takinir that ...

... CORN LAWS. ROYAL BUCKINGHAMSHIRK AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. At a very numerous and highly influential meeting of the members of this association, on Saturday, the 20th instant, T. R. Barker, Esq., Vice President, in the chair, Sir W. L. Young, M.P., G ...

... THE CORN LAWS STATEMENT OF THE GOVERNMENT MEASURE. Sir R. PEEL rose and moved that the paragraph in her Majesty's speech relating to the corn laws be read. The motion being agreed to, the clerk at the table read the following paragraph in the speech from ...