... That your Petitioners have no desire for such a violent C change on the Corn Laws as would prejudice the interests of the producers in Britain; but they presume to think, that the Laws regulating this Trade might be put upon such a J1 t foting as tould insure ...

... VISIT TO WALES. THE NAVY ESTIMATES IN COMMONS. DISCUSSION ONV ELLETILLE BOILERS. MR ASQUITH ON EDUCATION BILL AND COLONIES. CORN LAWS REPEAL JUBrLEE-ADDRESS TO MRp ViLLIEPS. THE LORD PROVOSTSHIP OF GLASGOW. DROWN.IN'G ACCIDENTS-FOUR LIVES LOST. THE NATIONAL ...

... nt, at two o'clock afternoon, to take into consideration the propglety of Petitioning Parlia ment for a revisal of the' CORN LAWS. . 1Byorder,., JAs. WILSON, Clerk. Glasgow, 11th Nova,, 1826. *WANT{4-Ai~SFW-IATICIN - 'YOUNG-MAN.fguklafly bred to business ...

... TIILE To ndea Uncail, CORN LAWS. To AdrewUenkifEsq., (Thief Maegietrue of il,~ Barony of tha, rjeeitls. RVI % t, in the proecrno orrcrunrla-re of the 'j ouirrtry, (lice qiirsti on of a I rea/l ?? I foline-diate ?? e ea of time Corn l~ais ourctr to he pres~sed ...

... shown in re- gard to the Cerni Laws, and therefore they do humbly pray, that it Lay please your Honourable House to take this Peti- tion into your consideration, and enter upon and enact such revision of the existing Corn Laws as in your wisdom shall deem ...

... feature in their camp. It is ancient history. of If you take the case e the Catholic Emancipation, do or the case of the Corn Laws, or the case of the Re- inio form Bill of 1887, or the Reform Bill of 1885; or sat if you will take other cases which have ...

... it to say, that his efforts to Promote the Univer- sal Extinction of Slavery sed. the Slave Trade. the Abolition of the Corn Laws, the Advancement of the Temperance Ite- formation, and the Canse of Human Progreastgenerall1y. were unrensitting and exhaustive ...

... Home. Affecting Incident- 17. T'lle Rose-bud l1-l. Observation's on Remarks on the Flora Scotica of Dr.- -Hooker.'-lY. Corn Laws. 'Renfrewshire pr Petition_20. Address written -for the Anniversary of Burns' Birth-day-2l. Elegy written on New Year s: ...

... or it Gannet lust. As Sir lxaiart Peel has' gone Out because hise colleaxciass would niot cc ith hiint :it repealing the corn laws, the tree traders mutst be n11ire aatttv. itpossilile, thtan ever, and we wilt hare, before very ion:,, ai uenmr election ...

... believe them; intolerance is shouldI 'have no piace in a Christian cenultry, lie. Ifaving always disapproved of the late Corn Laws, I would undobtedly iopposanly attempt to i'e-eiiact thean. Bj lit in thyis anid every case whrtce F oreign Produce computes ...

... acceptable cuuniryj and further alluded to ilie laws di.-tress and which, said, were e.iaenUy working not the satiffaotian tlie eftilllu.ity, and demanded strict investigation. ti.iiik, thsrelore, the of the la:id laws has fairly launched, aud that not a Democrat ...

... Mlanchlester: J. Gadsbv; Edinburgh: Q. Dalrymple; Glasgow: GEORGE GALLIE, 99, Buchanan Street. f RAILWAY B3ILLS AND THIE CORN LAWS. IURING the discussion in Varliament of these iniportant DI topics, the Subscriber will have a large supply of THE DAILY ...