... from the repeal of the op corn lw to both operatives and manufacturers on the one hand, frc while on the other they use another and qnite a contrar-v argu- ment, To the operative they say that they ask a repecal of the pa~ corn laws to enable tire operative' ...

... CORN LAWS. - _ - ?? . A ?? r- The following conversation on the Corn Laws took b place in the House of Commons on Monday evening:- SIR R. WILSON presented a petition from the Boot tl and Shoe rmakers of London against the Corn ...

... THE CORN LAWS. A conviction of the truth and importance of the sentiments LX- p ressed in a short treatise, just published, entitled, Brief Remarks on the Rise and Progressof Agriculture; with a Refutation of Lord t, Milton's (now Earl Fitzwilliam) ...

... CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OF THER CALEDONIAN MERCURY- Austruther, 28th June 1832. ' Si a-As the corn laws are likely to lie a subject of discussion in the new Pairliamrent, it a otbe unins S' porant to state what might have been h aei hr Mld Leen no such ...

... ON THE COBN LAWS, 0° TO THlE EDITOR OF TME CALEDO~lr.N Il1RCURn. .es SIR-In your paper of 19th ilst. is ?? i CrI OT Laws-Progress of the Change in tilhe Aiew of LI,, n- Agdiculturists; and from thle lMornig, Crr6, dc is rn given the sentiments of Harry ...

... larger quantity OfI corn or meal than it did two centuries ago, end before Corn Laws ex- isted. At this same celebrated meeting atfleddlngton,sn old East Lothian labourer comes forward and bears hiatestimony against the Corn Laws, as follows ...

... the propose d aiterhtiosi in the wi corn laws,. Th'ere were rresent, among many others, the- Must N~obli tl e' Marquis of Tweeddale (Preses), the IRight hy Ilna. the Earl of Dailhousie, Lord Join Hay, Mr Balfour rset oWI hittinghsiame Mlr Ferguson of.Raith ...

... to securera All supply of on corn, the first necessary of life, in all seasons and in every pa quarter of the country, the attention: of Government has Ibeen frequently and forcibly directed, and corn laws of va- lims eeinaou crharacmerhave been enacted ...

... interests of the agriculturists? WVe shotd then be an exporting corn country. Instead of receivine corn from Hamburgh, and other places, we should, iln a11 probability, have to send corn there; and we suspect the farmers of this country would not then ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Never was there a greater fallacy than the idea that a fixed duty oat the importation of toreign corn would protect the interests of the grower in this country, or contribute to the comfort oftheconsumer. Unfortunately this delusion, while ...

... of pe itionsog thc two Houses of Parliament on the present a state of. the corn laws, c -c ny, . The Earl of 'LAUsDltDAtE in fhe Chair. hi ,he The meeting resolved toepedtion both Houses of Parliar ce . -ment, and a petition. waes prepared and adopted ...

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