... CORN LAWS. Rcaofhrioas propoed {n a Committee off.:e whole Hoses, ce ails I - ~~~Corai Ltis,4 M~rch 31. T hi ?? tbeh opinion of this Committee, that every mor of Corn, Grain, Meal or Fhar, whbich. s now, by law,- id- I m'hsibleifor oie tree zat certain ...

... CORN LAWS, An amendment has beea made on the resolutions regarding the cora laws, though the object still re. mains the same. In place of imposing a duty of 16s. on all corn imported when the prige is woder 105 s. it is now proposed to take the average ...

... T1lE C4)IN LAWS. Tnl; grset importance of tile subjoct will be a sufflcient apo!ogy for eur ?? briefly to 1r. Christopher's proposal for modifying tile Corn Laws, to whllich we di- rected attention in our last publication. At that tihee wve were unacquainted ...

... CORN LAWS. In the Jenuary Agriculinral Report, from the county of East Lethiag, which is perhaps the best cultivated county in Scotland, we cbserve the following remarks = - « Corn markets are now very '-v, without, doubt much more o than they ought to ...

... would he, if possible, tlenact a law whichl should re. gulate thie price of corn as nearly as possible between 56is. and 05s. I believe that, with the experience whieh, lye have obtained sinope thie passing of tile corn laws, and tol various inorovements ...

... CORN LACS. WE ...

... T II CORN LAWASW Thp (hanl'Pt v of COMe t -ei iln 1131iC'lintcr Ill VI' idPted- the .foltoianii petition to Pairliamnent for the aboijtiton 6fl ths Cin Limt II 11Youri pet itionerse depoti it thetr in, pertalIiv du t v en cll the immnediate clii titionr ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TO THIE EDITOR 01 TIHE N2EWVS-LETTER.| Lwacde decry, June 51/h i841. SIn-TIc Alr. Sharman Cracwfo-d s stateonant on the Corcn Laws, I observe lhe takes the cost of transit from P'oland to Great Britain, of Wheat at is to 2Ss per qr. Tbis ...

... TIIE CORN' L.& WS. TO 'riTE AGRICUL'TUT i, i' r r s'rs i\;f Fit ?? is to be regietted that a population 0,iii ;nC.d if s ;It'h i Iit(lI ?? as tne great maij-,rity of the ft ir'iiig ?? a-e, can evbire sitch ir. Ittrenc iat a cits s imp itort milt as tile ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TO TIHE EDITOR Ol THE NETVS-LETTER. Sin - Your Londonderry corregpaonlent desires to knoiv iny authority for the statemant, I im anle in my ?? of the expenses of bringing wheat from the internal parts of the Continent to the British market ...

... this will be accom- pli;.hed by the repeal of the Corn Laws, for to us it seems clear the community could not prosper without them-when we talk of the Corn Laws, we mean an adequate protection to the corn grower, secured either by a variable ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TO TIHE RIGHT HON. THE CHANCELLORl OF THE ENCuHEQUEPR. I Daiquharran Castle, Dec. 11, 1835. MY DEAl, SIR-Tieie liever perhaps was a time whell there was more discussion respecting the interests of the growers of corn than the present, atid ...