... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... not met a single obljection that wve made to his kindl monitions about| the corn laws. True-he repeats his assertion that Reform will carry with it a speedy repeal of these laws --and thatsuch repeal will be ruinous to' ireland, but we are as yet to learn ...

... THE FREEMAN'SJOURNAL. DUBLIN: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1838. . *T1HE COR1N LAWS. - - . ?? - - - Our ministerial 'cotemporaries are accused of promoting the anti-corn law agitation, for .the pur- pose of diverting the public mind from the consi- aeration ...

... 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 ...

... DUBLIN: MONDAY, MARCH' 18 7 839. THE CORN LAWT.. . . There is a slight difference of opinion between certain members' of Lord Grey's govermnent iind, certain members of the present administration as to whether the corn law question was or was not an open one ...

... 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. 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 ...

... CORN LAWS. TO TME EDITOR OF 2111? NEW-LETTER. StR-Mr. Bllackor's arguments against a firee Trade in Corn' are so strong and e-nnelsisive upon thes subjevct, that I cannot resist requesting you to givo them a place in your journal.- Having satisfactorils- ...

... CORN LAWS. TO TEa MEDITOt OF THE tFFEEXIAN'S JOURtNAL. Suk-Thougb an idler's . life is looked on as useless, and oftee perniciotrs: to society-the remark is most frequently made by the sour politieal economnists. Yet, if you will have the kindness to ...