... _present Corn _Law contributes . to _aggravate the _extremes of _fluctuation , not to abate them . When pricea _liuve a _tendency to be liigli , our Corn Law _renders llicm still higher _; _when • _they have' a . _tendency to _become low , our _ ...

... CORN LAWS _{ _From the Sun _. ) Earl Fitzwilliam , with _that _attention to his _duties which distinguishes him , has just _published , _in the shape of a _letter to the Bishop of _Pelerboroug . i and the Clergy of England , an admonition to _that body ...

... _yours , _written as _cbairman of the _Anti-Corn Law Committee , I _stated that I _could not _support _the prayer of tho _petition of the _inhabitants for the total and _immediate _repeal of the _Corn-laws _, _because I was decidedly in _ favour of a ...

... THE CORN LAWS _( From _the _Glo _^ e . ) • - •; Coming _event _. 1 * cast _their _shadows before , The pa » t supplies data from wtiich we may draw _conclusions _respecting things to _come ; _especially when the same _harbingers _appear to _prepare ...

... THE CORN LAWS The Corn Laws and Social England . By C . R . Fay . 10 s . 6 d . • Cambridge ; University Press . Mr Fay , in his discussions of English economic history , is always a welcome and an instructive writer . His most recent work is inspired ...

... _CORN LAWS _- On _Tuesday _will be _published , K EVIEW of the EVIDENCE taken befcre the Select Commiltce of the _IIoose of Commons _on _AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS . 183 G _. By JAMES CABMICIIAEI _., _Raploch Farm . _Stirlingshire _. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD & Soxs ...

... _CORN LAWS The corn law of 1815 permitted _import _free of duty , _whenever our own corny . as _returned by the average _; _., was at ar _above—Wheat - - _BOs . aqr . _[ . Barley , .- , 40 _s . _a qr . _Bye , Peas , _' _and'Beatis _VSs _. ' do ' . _( ...

... CORN , LAWS - ' .. ' . ' _^ From _^ a _Correspondent . ) , ' .. • _'TlIere _: _are _' _I _bnt few _landlords and _tenants who have provided in _leases against _fluctuations-ill _the _prices of com ; _-butwe know of- _' some who liave liad _the good ...

... THE ' _CORN _LAWS To _ffu _Editor ofthe _Scotsman . • • ! _y : SIR , _—Public opinion is rapidly becoming the _ruler nnd guide of _Governments , _as it lias _long been of . _individuals . ' With knowledge ; _it Is seluom . wrong ; and is _irresistible ...

... CORN LAWS. *** Several articles left over from want of room THURSDAY, JULY 1844 no foreign news of tbe slightest importance, if we except the squabble between France and Morocco, which may have more serious consequences than we are yet aware of. The Emperor ...

... THE CORN LAWS. 3lr Thornlet said bis hon. colleague Villiers) was now absent from indisposition, but if it was possible, he would bring on the motion of which he had given notice for to-morrow, for the repeal of the Corn.laws. ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (From the Caledonian Mercury.) The cause the unsteady prices in corn, much com. plained of here, lies deeper than acts of Parliament, being occasioned hy the variableness the seasons, which the consti:ution of nature. Corn has always varied ...