... CORN LAWS. [From the Briton,] It high time the farmers should begin to consider the position in which ihey will be placed by the repeal of the Corn-Laws; for it seems now pretty evident that in the next session of Parliament the fate of those ...

... THE CORN LAWS, On Tuesday Mr. Villiers’ motion for the Repeal the Corn Laws, was defeated by majority of 123. Those indefatigable but infatuated men, seem determined to weary both the house and the country with their importunity. They have clubs through ...

... CORN LAWS. No one (says the Courier) who has eyes to see and wit understand, can altogether blind himself to the fact th. financial crisis is approaching, which will p n the instilr* tions of this kingdom to a severe trial. The pressor f the present moment ...

... fervour and intensity, and joining In the general outcry against the Corn and all other monopolies. Public meeting have been held in various parts of the County condemnation of the Corn Laws, and neither farmer nor labourer has taken the least part in opposing ...

... CORN LAWS. At a MEETING of the Occupiers and Owners of Land in the borough of Stroud and the adjoining parishes, held at the George Inn, in Stroud, on Friday, 1st March. 1839, Mr. THOMAS HALL, of Througham, in the Chair, The following resolutions were ...

... CORN LAWS. Twenty- two petitions wsre presented against any'alteraiion in the Corn Laws—and four praying for revision- Several petitions were presented in favour of the Equitable Loan Bill. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tuesday, April SO. WESTERN SHIP CANAL. Mr. ...

... CORN LAWS. [from the London The movements of politicians on the Government side have been in abeyance, in obedience, we suppose, to the requisition of its Chief, for time tq,digest and consider his projects for the arrangement of the laws affecting the ...

... CORN LAWS. Earl FITZWILLIAM, «.n presenting petition from the Inhabitants of Sheffield, signed each of whom had stated bis employment and reriJence, said, that 'hut and other petitions he should present legated to subject the greatest possible importance ...

... CORN LAWS. (Front a London Paper.) Lord Fitzwilliam has presented a numerously signed petition praying for a total repeal of the Corn Laws, and we must say we are sorry that a Nobleman of his high station, immense property, and irreproachable character ...

... CORN LAWS. A craving for the contents of a Royal Speech ha.* much subsided of late years, when discovered never to contain much worth reading:, but on the contrary appearing to be compiled as free from objection as possible - indeed the ore bare the bone ...

... THE CORN LAWS. A meeting of the inhabitants having been announced this suhjec, it accordingly held at the public Hall, oi Thursday last, and was very numerously attended. Shortly after the doors were opened, the room rapidly filled, and many hundreds ...

... THE CORN LAWS. have at last had a pure Protectionist motion, aimed point blank at the Corn Law Acts of There has been nothing of the kind before, all eveuts this session, for the party from which have right to expect such proceeding is i s y content with ...