... CORN LAWS. The Duke of ItUTLAND presented several petitions against any alteration in the corn-laws. SCOTTISH SCHOOLMASTERS. The Duke of RICHMOND wished to inquire whether any steps were likely to be taken by the Government to revive the Commission of ...

... severally ordered to be printed. Their lorddiips then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Feb. 21. CORN LAWS. Petitions, praying that no alteration of the .existing corn laws might take place, ere presented from the owners and occupiers of land in the neighbourhood ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The Earl of RADNOR pret-ented petitions in favour of agricultural protection against any change in the corn laws. The Duke of RICHMOND presented similar petition*. BRIGHTON. LEWES, AND HASTINGS RAILWAY BILL. The Duke of CLEVELAND moved ...

... . Parliament on the subject of the Corn Laws.. :Various resolutions were passed, which were agreed to -embodied in a petition, praying the Legislature to take into its consideration the present laws affecting the impartation of -Cora. ...

... CORN LAWS. Sir JOHN MORDA.UNT presented a petition from a place in Warw!ekahire, against any alteration in the present corn laws. Mr. G. WOOD presented two petitions against the corn laws, from places, the ...

... CORN LAWS. Lord FOLKESTONE presenic;tl — ;t Petition from Rochdale:praying for the repeal of the Corn Laws, a Reform in Parliament, a reductioa of taxation, and a currency of gold and silver. The Petition stated that for want of theseAmeasures&they were ...

... THE CORN LAWS Petitions from the city of Edinburgh, and the county of Ross, were presented against any further alteration in the Corn laws. _ . The Marquis of Lansdown presented a Petition from the Mer-chants and 'Traders of the city of London in favour ...

... CORN LAWS. Lord MILTON postponed the motion of whih he iad given notice relative to the Corn Laws until the Tth of May. BANK CHARTER. • 1 The CHANCELLOR' of the EXCHEQUER, gave notice, that on Thursday next he would bring forard his motion for a Committee ...

... the Corn Laws. He called on their Lordships to resist the alteration, for it had been hatched and brooded by the French Revolution. The commencement of that Revolution was introduced by calling for a free trade in corn ; and by a free trade in corn the ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. ELLICE presented a petition, which he stated to he signed by some or the most respectable and eminent merchants in the city of London, praying the House to take into consideration the State of the Corn Laws, and to adopt some measure calculated ...

... The CORN LAWS. This day is published, price 25., THREE LETTERS to the MARQUIS of CHANDOb on the EFFECTS of the CORN LAWS. By R. TORRENS, Esq., F.R.S. You glory in the title of The Farmers' Friend I think I shall be able to prove that you are the farmers' ...

... CORN LAWS. The Orders of the_lia - i - f - o - r'tfiCr b r i n ging up of the Rep ort of th e Committee on tne Corn Resolutions was then read. The Report was then brought up by Sir Alexander Grant, and read a first time. On the question of its second ...