... continuance of the com laws they now are; and that several of those who voted against Mr. Villiers’s motion will yet support “some mollification” of the present system. Still we are impressed with the conviction that the corn laws will not, at least by ...

... New Poor Law, join lustily in chorus against the Corn Laws. Uut when say that the English pie would have only one-third the same quantity bread that they now have.” let us not deceive them. There is heavy drawback from this. The supply corn is now brought ...

... require 120 days' labour in Poland, and the corn, which could be produced in Poland with 100.days'labour, were to require 120 in England, then England, instead of growing corn, should purchase with her cloth, the corn of Poland and again, that the greater the ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The following important article we extract from the Timet. The detrition of the Cabinet no longer secret. Parliament, it confidently reported, to be summoned for the first week January ; and the Royal Speech will, la added, recommend an ...

... intentions. denied that the Canadian Corn Kill which was proposed was any amendment of the corn-law ol ibis country —it was in fact but a portion the measures the last year. The corn-law, doubt, like every oilier commercial ...

... THE CORN LAWS. A short statement published by Mr. in the Strand, has the following statistics and conclu'io.is, that according to the census of 1831, there are in the United Kingdom, 2,474.411 persons above 20 years of age employed it. agriculture, and ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The meeting of the Delegates assembled at Palace-yard on Tuesday morning, fully justifies the anticipation that the hostile feeling of the public in reference to the operation of the Corn- laws is not in the least abated. The deputation ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The house having resolved itself into committee, Sir Robert Peel rose to lay before the House of Commons, in committee, the plan of the government respecting the corn laws. After an apology for the dryness of subject precluding any the ...

... CORN LAWS. The following petition is now in course of ft is one of the signs of the limes, that a community like the Society of Friends, tinguished for lhe calm and unobtrusive tenor of1' tl'J amidst the turmoils of political st'ifc,— except cause of ...

... CORN LAWS It is hardly possible to state the Corn-law question in a clearer or better manner than in the following article from the Times. We reprint it for geucral edification but especially for the edification of those readers of the who suffer them- ...

... KEPEAL THE CORN LAWS. Anti Corn Law Meetings have been held and harangued with great vehemence Manchester, Edinburgh, Wolverhampton, ami Clerkenwell. A meeting the Common Council London was left sitting, ' at which the first resolution, declaratory in ...

... in gallons of milk wilr divest it of the flavour the turnip. Corn Laws.— We will present our readers with a few facts. They shall see the fluctuations before the present system of corn laws was enacted and after, and then judge for themselves. Fluctuation ...