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... THE CORN LAWS. WA SINCLAIR'S TO TIM TAILIAZDS Or DDITAIN AND IRELAND, Preying, that the Landlord are equally interested in preserving the estabTishediaws of the realm, by which the admission of Foreign Grain into the British market is prohibited. unless ...
... In the firm conviction that the admission of foreign corn on payment of a duty exactly equivalent to the peculiar expences of farming in Britain, would be a beneficial change in our preyent corn laws, this meeting earnestly rec-mnsends an application to ...
... THE CORN LAWS. -- a General and numerous Meeting of the Noblemall, Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, and Commisston. yet of Supply of the County of Haddinron, held the 4241 January, be ihe purpose of considering the espethertey petitioi.ing the two ...
... THE CORN LAWS. Mr Villiers' motion has at last come to a close, ' dragging its slow length along over five nights of mortal discussion to be quenched in fear and di.. appointment that there would be a large majority against it Truly, 393 dissentients ...
... the law of Cn For eight years, up er 1764, tne p..ce of Corn was SJ.; then..:e to 1794 iii ; soon, to above 80.:. There was, tir.re t,re, Lir increase of prices SA , cc the alteratioa O' act of Charles. It was.said, that ss:L. the price of Corn, would ...
... MEETINGS ON THE CORN LAWS. E n t is It; a a H.—Yesterday, 'meeting of the Noblemen, Freesholdera, and Cmnmissioners of Supply of this County was held in the County Hall, called for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of petitioning ...
... TIIE CORN LAWS. For many months past, we may indeed say, for years, the corn laws have been matter of anxious and increasing interest to the agriculturists. So many have been the conspiracies formed against them, and so zealous, and active, and powerful ...
... CORN LAWS. AIT loliseselet eel el i et meet doe bold Is do large - - .105 Oty Bedsi. day. There inn mew I. L. Iss K.P. ise Lisarlin I C. Obsplio. BA. as Ms. •. K, Clerk Mr Capp. Me Oroethote. Ile R. Doilles, Kr N. KW eel C. Vol. dos to 0. o*. mil s boor ...
... THE CORN LAWS. V.IENDED RESOLUTIONS. 1. That it is expedient that -au ad, made in the 44th year of the reign of his prefem Majefty, intituled, An aa to regulate the importation and exportation of corn, and the bounties and duties payable thereon, and ...
... ALTERATION OF TIIE CORN LAWS. A public meeting of the inhabitants, called by adver. tisement. was held on Monday, in the Assembly George Street, Edinburgh. to express approval of the measures proposed by Government for the reduction of the duties on sugar ...
... reached to 60 lid per quarter, being equal to L 2 4s of the present currency of England. These two laws were considered to be the foundation of the Corn Laws of this country, and we should find, that where the principle which they enforced had been acted ...
... the 3ournal. FRIDAY. MAY 28, 1811. THE CORN LAWS. A number of petitions against any alteration on the corn laws presented by the Duke of Rutland in the House of Lords on Monday evening, led to some discussion upon the policy, as well as upon the results ...