... Charles J. F. Russell. Thi Corn Laws and the Town Council of Wauuix.— At the quarterly meeting ofthe town council of ■Walsall, on Monday last, it was resolved not to petition the legislature on the subject of the Corn Laws. The ques- tion md beoc raised ...

... perniciou cies of the Ann Corn Law league. The following is a copy ot one of the papers to which we allude:— •'TO THE LABOURERS AND WORKING CLASSES UNITED KINGDOM. Her Majesty's Ministers having proposed to introduce foreign corn into this country at such ...

... THE CORN LAWS Mr. Secretary PEEL begged to state, that he had received a letter from his Right Hon. Friend, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in which his Right Hon. Friend expressed a wish that he should be allowed to postpone bringing forward his Motion ...

... THE CORN LAWS Mr. Richard Preston, the well-known conveyancer, whose opinion on the Corn Laws, from his conspicuous abilities and impartiality of judgment, has produced a great impres- sion in this county, has addressed the following letter to a contemporary ...

... other classes. There was another view he considered the Corn Laws in, when the foreign corn dealer knew that he could import corn into this country, it would not only increase the price of corn there, adequately, he had no doubt to the fall ...

... THE CORN LAWS — ■ TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNINti pos T Sir — l bave all along highly commended the Irub . and able, way in which you have treated the vital i , Corn Laws in your valuable Paper; ami in yom , 10-day my attention has been drawn lo lhe content- ...

... CORN LAWS. Lord Worsley has addressed to his constituents, the elec- tors of Lindsey, Lincolnshire, the following letter, declara- tory of his Lordship's resolution to shake off the trammels of party, and give his support to the agricultural interest ...

... CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Hastings, Feb. 18. Sir — As that most important question the Corn Laws must very shortly come before Parliament, I hope 1 may be al- lowed, through the medium of your Paper, to point out some bearings on this ...

... - CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — Being a constant reader of your paper, and grateful for your exertions against the Coru Law repeal robbery, I beg to offer a few remarks on the subject. Ifthe fundholder, the mortgagee, and the annuitant ...

... British hides, which, 1 suppose, is a sugared pill to the firmera of Old England against the repeal of the Corn Law*. In favour of the Corn Laws, certainly, we make ?? appeal to an American manufacturing city. The tm manufacturing companies of Lowell ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Mr. Editor— l was not aware till my attention was called 1° jV ° Q readln ~ the Ute debate on the' Corn Laws, that you had bc-en ple-csed to give inseition on the 9th of January to some remarks which 1 had sent to you on the existing Corn ...

... producing the same quantity of corn here than in Poland, the Corn Laws could have nothing whatever to do with the higher price ol corn here, and that it would be most unjust to reduce by their abolition the higher money price of corn in this ...