... ON THE CORN LAWS. (From the Neiv Monthly Magazine.) To secure a low price the first thing which those who have legislat. Ed on the trade in corn have always had view. It cannot be denied, that this is desirable object; though, in the pursuit of it, l ...

... CORN LAWS. Necessities, influences, and effects, more or less connected with the Agricultural, Manufacturing, and Colonial Interests of the United Kingdom. (from reader of the courier.) Interest on the national debt, current national expenses, must be ...

... Corn Laws. 1 Mr. Villiers will renew his motion on the Corn Laws on the 12th instant. A Bill will also be brought in to enable Boards of Guardians to import foreign corn, to the amount consumed by the respective unions,'on the payment of a ...

... proud to serve. His Grace then stated his opinions on the Corn-laws, as existed during the last thirty years ; and concluded a very able address, by informing the meeting that he advocated the Corn-laws less on his own account than on that of others ; for ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The following forcible observations on the important subject of the Corn Laws will, we presume, prove gratifying to the majority of our readers. They are extracted from an article in the last number of the Quarterly Review, (just published ...

... THE CORN LAWS. .h The elements are fighting against the landlords' mo~no- i :npoly. From nearly all quarters of the country we have at, 10- the mest distressing accounts of the inclemency of the tb try season and the state of-the crops. Persons meet and ...

... course gentlemen of the law could only be met by gentlemen of the law The question now was how they should improve the advan tage they were clearly in possession of. Whenever they saw that which was contrary to principle, or law, which was derogatory to ...

... THE CORN LAWS. CORN BILL Up to the session of 184,5, nothing * ful to the country gentlemen ,- dl *taste- Corn-law. It was made a. ...

... CORN LAWS. Sir Charles Dalbiac, in addressing the electors of Ripon, few days ago, in alluding to the corn laws, observed •:k There are retsoners who argue that the duty on com must be Jtxei duty. Aye, diis is to be a sovereign remedy for the prevailing ...

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... T1i CORN LAW& Tothe EDITOR of Mer LI VIRPOOL MfEABuRL ngle I O y1 R-Ta nectcatetz ot dear bineat amX ?? itrl:to gu the 6 13nramto'llong toe worigelba 6 ?? that OE`rn laws repeuivd ?? wagilof %osetlimea swould De rs t t t aat Ofthe N~oringoen of ispain ...

... CORN LAWS. At eight minute* past five o’clock tlie Srf .vkka read the order of the day for considering the laws relating to the importation of foreign corn. this time the house urcscntcd most appearance. The greatest silence prevailed. The house then ...