... the Legislature how lar'.'e a body were concerned in the maintenance of the Corn Laws as they were at present. fhe Chairman, in putting the question, said that the Corn Laws which were now so much complained of had been almost, if not altogether, inoperative ...

... THE CORN LAWS. REFLECTIONS CAUSED BY THE REPORTS OF THE If there were any doubt in the minds of men of sense and ho- nesty, nn reading the first Report ofthe Agricultural Commit- tee, that our Corn Laws are grafted on a false and ruinous principle, surely ...

... THE CORN LAWS I- ROM THE BI;CKS HERALD.) On this vital tjue>tion all eyes are beginning 10 be turned, and to the lasting credit of the tounty be it said that the fanners of Bucking- hamshire were fhe first to come forward and em- body themselves in A ...

... then gave a shot*, recapitulation ofihe history of the Corn Laws; he staled, that until the beginning of Ihe reign nf George the Third, there was a rigid prohibition of the importation of foreign corn ; however, the Government wns always ready, in times ...

... THE CORN LAWS Mr. Secretary CANNING rose and moved that the House should resolve itself into a Committee ofthe whole House upon tlie Corn Laws. Sir EDWARD KNATCIIBULL said he did not ri ...

... THE CORN LAWS. A very numerous meeting of the electors of the Tower Hamlets was held yesteiday afternoon on Stepney-green, when Mr. Child, the returning officer for the borough, pre- sided The meeting was called by requisition to take into consideration ...

... THE CORN LAWS. REASONS FOR SOME SLIGHT MODIFICATIONS IN THB SLIDINr, SCALE REGULATING THE DUTY ON CORN, WHICH MAY POSBIBLY BB ATTENDED WITH GREATER ADVANTAGES TO T.I 7. I'AKMER and THE CONSUMER frlLvN ' MIGHT ' B E The chief object of every Corn BiU since ...

... their opinions in the attempt to vindicate them. With respect to cheap corn Mr. Podlett Thomson hns told the anti-agriculturists that a repeal ol the Corn Laws would not give corn anything the cheaper ; and, undoubtedly, npon the principle or the ant ...

... THE CORN LAWS (From a Correspondent.) In our further discussion of the question of the Corn Laws, we deem it necessary to cast a look acros. the At- lantic. There we. behold possessions of the Crown of Eng- land of vast extent, requiring for their cultivation ...

... ON THE CORN LAWS AS CONNECTED WITH THE REVENUE Bedfordshire, Nov. 1826. Sir — When the Agricultural Question has come under discussion at local Meetings, it has of late become common to introduce matters connected with the taxes and public expenditure ...

... CORN LAWS. A Meeting of Gentledien was yesterday held at Ihe K»»gN Head Tavern, Poultry, to take such metres as might ta deemed requisite for convening a public meeting in order to the consideration and revision of tho Corn Laws, as well as the per- manent ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MOKNING POST Sir — As a new Corn Bill is to be shortly sub- mitted to Parliament, and as it is a question in which the prosperity of the Empire is so deeply involved, I hope you will allow me to offer a few observations ...