... THE CORN LAWS On Tuesday evening, Lord John Russell brought forward his motion fcr a committee ofthe House of Commons, to consider the laws relating to the importation of corn. His lordship strongly con- demned the sliding scale, tut, as will be seen ...

... THE CORN LAWS. It will be seen by our Parliamentary Report, that on Friday week, Mr Pryme gave notice of an important mo- tion for tbe 6th of February, namely, for a committee of the whole House to consider the expediency of gradually reduc- ing the duty ...

... the New Corn Exchange; and. we must slate that it was most respectably attended. The President of the Manchester Anti-Corn Law Association was in the chair; and many speeches were made, in favour of an unconditional and total repeal the Corn ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The strenuous efforts making throughout the manu- facturing districts, to procure a repeal of the Corn Laws, bave had a further impetus added to them by a numerous meeting of the merchants, bankers, and traders of the city of London, which ...

... CORN LAWS. Ib the EDITOR of the YORK HERALD. SIB -I think it will be ?? aUowed, that when we have facts and paat experience, by which we can regulate and conduct our future proceedings, it k incomparably a much safer pkn to be governed bj then unerring ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Paioa to the bringing forward of the Budget, on Friday night week, Lord John Russell announced his intention of moving, at an early period, for a Committee of tbe whole House, to take into con- sideration the present state of tbe Corn Laws ...

... THE CORN LAWS. As we promised kst week our Strout Edit torn con- tained the resolutions propoaed in the House of Com- mou* by Mr. Canning, co Thunday last, inputting the Conn Laws. For dm information of uch of our reader* as were prevented, br lhc departure ...

... CORN LAWS, .YAG.47717.VG VU. VII.LIEUS' 1/0770.V. Sold Hint. way. L ndon Moxo.v. York; and rat he had all the Rook-ellcrs in the various Market Towi of the North ami Ea-t ng'. ...

... THE CORN LAWS Yesterday week, Mr. Villiers gave notice that on an early day he should submit a motion to the house on the subject of the Corn laws, with a view lo their total repeal. In order to meet this, Mr. Ferrand gave notice, on Thursday last, of ...

... THE CORN LAWS. ** Princes and lords mayjtourith, or assay /a— ; A breath asm rttoka them, us v breath hat madt i: But, a BOLD PEASANTRY , their country's pritss, Ifktm one* ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The motion of Mr. Tillien, on Tburaday week, for tbe repeal of the Corn Laws, and which waa lost by 390 to 96, bas been followed by another motion con nected with Agriculture, though not to tbe same extent* Oa Tuesday, Colonel Scale moved ...

... THE CORN LAWS Mb. Villiebs brought forward his annual motion in the House of Commons on Tuesday evening last, for the abolition of the Corn Laws. The proposition was, however, after a tedious debate, negatived by a majority of 132, the numbers being, ...