... abolition of the Corn Laws-a lneosure,, Which, without any doubt, would tend to throw a great part of our land out of caltivation, and our labourers oat of em- ployment. Would that those, who? are eo clamorous for the abolition of the Corn Laws could think ...

... . in Will they approve the principle, or trust the professions, of tile Candidate di who, on the vital question of the Corn Laws, has at one time one version to qi offer to themo-at another time another; and is ready, if it please better, to eq give ...

... repeal of the Corn Laws - and farther, resolves to mehibrialize the new Cabinet, whatever beits political complexcion. to avert the dangers-with which the country; il threatened, by- forthwith suspending the operation of the Corn' Laws, and permittin ...

... anniversary of the repeal of the corn laws. Mr Leonard Courtney, M.P., presided over a large and re- Is presentative attendance. aI proposing the toast of ' The Cobden Club and the 50th anniversary of the repeal of the xe corn laws, the Chairman said the history ...

... of parliament, the power of difpenfing at pleafore with the corn laws, in fo far as rcgards the importation and exportation of e- corn, and in general to get fiuch regulations adopted and laws enacted, as may relieve the farmers from a- their prefent difirefs ...

... holding and maintaining that Agriculture ought to be protected and guarantee against the Free Importation of Corn; and that the present Corn Laws ought not to be disturbed-for the purpose of Petitioning the Les, ature in favour of continued protection to ...

... in regard to the questioa to be brought before ( Parliamoat on the 12th February next, touching an Alte.- ration of the CORN LAWS. ma We have the honour to be, Sir, exi Your obedient humble servantc, NJ Wzt. BuRnNETT. W1s. GonDON. D J. MsE4ZIES. . ?? ...

... , said shall consist of two-thirds in bulk of grain, meal and flour, if importable according to the provisions of 1 the Corn Laws, and seeds, 'and in no case of more ihan one-third in bulk of wvine. The said proportions both of export and impart to be ...

... Sharp, Clar!-eon, and I Wilberforce,A'n the cr a aolietion of slavery ; Coblden anti B3ight inl iteo tibOli- *.tion of the Corn Laws ; antI Chalmers in the oranisa-f t~tion of the Free Chiurcht of Scotland ; if they hadau I ;,association amid at secretary ...

... hostile to the exiqting corn law,-a law, whi:h the undersigned ac- couint the most equitdble, aird most beneficial to all classes of the communi. ty, that ever waus passed in Great Britain regarding the I mportation of foreigni corn: and ?? That though they ...

... the nGTS-AL. Articles in this Number are Essays on Mime as dlanure-on Espences ot Harvesting --on the Rent of Land-on tie Corn Laws. &c. &c. &c. Agricultural ];xports, Improvements, and other inter- esting Mlloemorandda. Erdinburgh: .1. T. Srvree and Co ...

... State of Huibandry and Market's in Great Britain. (PuUblifbd ~aerteriy.) Contents of Number Xl.-A General View of the Corn Trade and Corn Laws of Great Britain, by the Rev. George Skene Keith-Obilacles to Agricultural Improvement. (continued)-Q-eries on V ...