... oilier ihiiitg tue-saay to 1i his conifarts % iriol ido riot depende u~lion the price of corn. (I lear, hear.) Otto ,,f the effe ets of th in aim- ?? orf breigit corn wvaild e tino reolune his ritle of I iwages I reomti~ I i1o 1411. a cay- thot afonre lie ...

... THIIE2 CORN LAWS. Opinions of Sir Iebert ?? in 1842. le IiREPEAL o0 T1'11 CORN-LAWS WOULD NOT IIMLIfLVE T IAMNUFACrURING DEPRSI:8lON. look for any rapid or groat chlangc in thc e x condition of thc working population oftthis cou11- [ try, 1rom any extensive ...

... CORN LA'A'S. To tile 'ditor of the North IW leso Chroneicle, Sir,-1 send you im exta rct from thel's IPaphlet of Cot, Noirier oil tihe Corin Los, wsil rusu 11i extr1ct Iror sI book w hic1h is hriol iin suchs rverenceiii West. , tirister Hlll thot its ...

... THE CORN LAWS. To tho Elertors' of NAorthl Wles,-No, 2. J3TT:NTsrhlEN,-'TIh0 CorU Laws is ono -of thc : imany iipotta n questions isbioli -will probably en. -gage the attention and deliberation of ?? -tmoi in *lhc new Parliament. Every part of this . ...

... THE CORN LAWIVS. . 4 I.OA5i .tiuL scrulloti TUI.NtGS. Aecording to the census of 1S31, there are in the : United Kilngdoml 2,470,411 pelsonws, above twrenty t u ?? of it utl c Inplo)'ed 11i ?? I, an1d .710,531 111 . niufactures. ?? of thu population ...

... SIMrcIr OF THE13 Coll'N LAWS. ell A siort sunto atry ot the history Of tole Corn 1 T Laws cannot I11JI at this momtnit to provo inter ik CSt ing to 01u1 reitil s. tv The tire t Act fihr rt-ulating the rates of duty hle was 13th G eso. 3, c. 43. te 1'rCeiously ...

... EIFECrs or an'I? CORN LAWS. Adilmitting the fart of the ihmost iinprecedeted n stalgilaition i every branch ,,1 ninauifuvture and cititniveree, the Sllness ,f iod iit, the little renin q Ieratiotn, and frequenlt ?? Uppon Cepital stink t)1 Inach illev ...

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... tenants are desirous of hav- ing a meeting to consider the subject of the corn laws, under apprehension of the effects which the present agitation of that subject may have on our agricultural interests, it may be well for me to say shortly to you what I ...

... EARL S'TANHIOPE AND TIM CORN LAWS. Lord Stanhiope having been invited to attend the dinner of the Canbrcidge*shlre failiers imi January e next, has declineld thc hollour', ani iii a ilttor to M r T'Iwiss, tile Secretary, says,-' The free trade policy ...

... talking to you on the subject of that abomi. bu id nable staivatioe.trade, and commerce-destroying tax, to Ir. called tho corti laws. I have a petition, prayin; tile yo ad legislature to rapual them. I ?? you wvill bave de tto objeclis to just step Iotne ...

... LORD JOHN llUSSELL ON TILE CORIl I . LAWES. I L 1 0. The Whig leader lios, at length, declared him- a self favourable to an unconditional repeal of the is corn-laws ; and, in the following letter to his 0- constituents, explains his view of the duty of ...