... CORN LAWS. Mr. W. WnmiOßE, great length, called the attention of the house to the state of the corn laws. Ha contended that the existing system had a prohibitory effect, and proponed free trade in corn, or, least, with a duty often shillings ...

... CORN LAWS, .TITE, the Undersigned request, the attend\\ ancc of the Land Owners, Tenant Farmers, Tradesmen, Labourers, and others, in the East-Riding of the County of York, a MEETING to be held at the New Sessions House in BE VERLEY,on Satobdat, (To-morrow ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Bari GRET renamed the debate oa Corn Lawn Ac. Be said that with regard to lbs proposals for the reform our commercial policy. It would better to meet it reaotutiou lutour protection of the principle of the measure, but should hare preferred ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Petitions against any alteration In the Corn Laws have forward' d for pre-amtalion Parliament the following places tiif. ICth Febrcart, To the Hu us' nf hirds. by bit Gracr the Duke ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The Corn Law agitation has proved the la»t seditious plot of the destructives. The nationality of England has spoken out ; the farmers, the yeomen, the whole community wf Britain have risen in moral ttgour against their tyrants, and even ...

... CORN LAWS Mr. CnniftTorHrß, the noble lor'l. the SvcrrUry lor the Haiiu Departmeot, hi* pl» ...

... against any alteration in the Corn l.aws, oC which the following is a copy:- * That there ig reason to believe that it is intended to propose to Parliament alterations in the existing laws regu- lating the importation of foreign corn. * That in the long period ...

... THE CORN LAWS. I LETTEai FROM E. S. CAYLEY, ESQ., MJ.r., TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Dear Lord Jfohn.-I have just read your letter to your London constituents on the subject of the Corn Laws. From the interest I have so long taken in this question I am sure ...

... Chairman then stated, that he had received several letters on the subject of the corn laws, which must create great alarm ; in particular, a communication from a respectable corn merchant at Leith, which contains the following remark:- 'W Ve have now had a ...

... .V[ULL. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1841 -THlE CORN LAWS. -7 Is rather singular, that one of the ablest elucidations *Xe corn laws in England should be from the pen of a .Fc -chnmai: but such is the case,-the Baron CHAnRLES 1A'te;, in a paper recently read to ...

... as I should regret the repeal of the Corn-Laws, in as far as it would take from the people the means of support, and from the nation the opportunity at present enjoyed of increasing its wealth and power. The Corn-Law repealers abandoned of their own accord ...

... the c slame as the present corn laws, end will be as effect. he in lually prohibitive. Nothing can be more untrue. Take, fear, for instance, the present averageIs, 'and see what would degri be the effect of the new law, with corn at the same relat price ...