... CORN LAWS. Mr. M. GIBSON presented a petition from the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, praying that the house would desist from interfering with the corn trade; also a petition praying that the house would cease to legislate for the benefit of the landed ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The question of the Corn Laws, is not, as has been absurdly supposed and said, a question between the mercantile and manufacturing interest, - and the agricultural interest. It is a question between labour 'and hied, between all, whether ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The highest price of wheaten flour of the first quality at Paris is 46f. the 159 kilogrammes,. which answers to 1/. 9s. the English sack of 2801 b.; and the highest price of wheaten flour of the first quality in London is 2/. 10s. the sack ...

... CORN LAWS. On the motion of Mr. (' GRANT, the Order of the Day for the House resolving itself into a Committee on the Corn Laws was read. The SPEAKER having left the chair, Mr. C. GRANT, in rising to move the resolutions on the Corn ...

... CORN LAWS. The Resolutions of Ministers on the lonj; agitated question of the Corn Laws, containing, as they do, a higher scale of importing duties than the measure proposed last year, and laying importation under a greater restraint, will, on this account ...

... be remembered that forty years ago there was no corn law of this description, and that the only law respecting corn which did exist was virtually inoperative, inasmuch as the importation of foreign corn was free, and yet the hon. gent.'s ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. S AVORTLEY stated, that he held in his hand a Petitmo nom the Owi.eis and Occupier, of Land in the West Riding of ih county of Yin k, praying for protecting duties the importation of fmeig.. corn. Sir 1? WILSON rose arid observed, that ...

... 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. n> Mr. Stact gave notice of motion, that an humble aJdress be presented to Her Majesty, prerin* that Her Majesty frill- not prorogue Parliament untu the subject, especially recommended to its eonsideration in Her Maja-sty’s speech upon ...

... propose for the reformation of the Corn Laws. He meant, however, to confine himself to the principle of the measure proposed. Their lordships must be aware, that there were a variety of opinions on the operation of the Corn Laws, and on the reform which ought ...

... some persons said, it you the corn laws you will good, because lower the price corn will only be to lower the pr>oe labour with It, But this »a» very rrran«xi« opinion, M th« st*t ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Published This b - a - yt Bv — o — ., price One Shilling, stitched, A_ LETTER of REMONSTRANCE to his Grace the Duke of RICHMOND, on the REPEAL of the CORN LAWS. By the Hon. and Rev. Sir ERASMUS WILLIAMS, Bart., Rector of St. Peter's, M ...