... THE CORN LAWS. TO 71IE EDITOR OF THE NEWYS-LETTER. (Is eunsequence ojf a nisetkeh made in the pinting tilce Iaiter alyned - A Corn Merclhant,' iciiichl apop ed in TiCs. d ?? puper, we re-insert it in a correct jr m in our paper I if' t o -d~y. ) ~!00 ...

... THE CORN LAWS. THE observations which we made in a late number of the News-Letter respecting the inefficiency of the proposed abo- lition of the Corn Laws, as a permanent remedy for the distresses of the labouring classes, have elicited a reply from a ...

... CORN LAWS, Lord MARDWICK, in presenting the report! of the Committee appointed to enquire into the Corn Laws, regretted, that on account of the ‘ lateness of the Session, it was not more perfect. Lord StaxHOPE, in pursuance of his notice, rose to suggest ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OF TIlE NEWS-LETTER. Sia-I should have paid immediate attention to your ob- jections to my letter on the Corn Laws and the Linen Trade, which appeared in the Newn-Letter of the 18th inst. had imperative circumstances not put ...

... 'I'111 CORN LAWS. TO TIE EDITOR OF TI E ANEWTS-LE 7 TrR. Londonderry, 1Ith June, 1841. SIn-I hate just seen Air. Sharman Crawford's reply to mry letter in your paper of yesterday, and it serves only the more clearly to convince me that his arguments and ...

... TIHE CORN LAWS. SIR RoBnET P1EL'S statement, explanatory of his pro- posal to modify the Corn Laws, was to have been made on Wednesday evening in the House of Commons, and all is suspense uttil it arrives. In the mean time, we do not see any reasons for ...

... CORN LAWS. CURSORY OBSERVATIONS ON THE CORN L AWS. SUBMITTED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE MEMe BERS OF THE WORKINGTON AGRICULTURAL sociery, 1814, - ' BY THE PRESIDENT. The discussions which have recently taken place in Parliament on the corn. Jaws, and ...

... reply. The pr'opesal is, that the attention of tire religions public should be immediately directedl to tire subject of the Corn-laws, and that, for tho furthlerance of this object, a eotvetttioo shloulrl be forthwithl be Ireld in Man- chester, of tile ministers ...

... pared with the view taken of the corn laws by a good torv, and an honest representative of public feeling, Captain Rous, the member for Westminster. lis brief speech, in faet, leaves no doubt that lie is at heart a corn law repealer, and that lie considers ...

... CORN LAWS. ~ As 2 meeting of the County of Down is to be held to-morrow to consider of an application to Parliament for improving the corn laws, we have this day inserted the speech of T.'W. Coke, Esq. Member of Pailia ment for Norfolk, Piesident of the ...

... THE CORN LAWS. 1c)N this subject a cornmmnuncat50 appears in the fourth page of the ?? of this day, to which we refer, for the purpose of removing a fallacyor misapprehension which seems to exist in the minds of many of the advocates of an abolition of ...

... CORN LAWS. TO ?? T. BARtING, BA11T.-LETTIt.Il 11. Sitt-I feel grear pleasitte in kitw jig that the (li a- tions I made in mv letrer to IJord lelhourie have hl u of somne service in ?? out to the 'gliltilliSts of Greiat Britain the evrois the;' have fallev ...