... Tick on Scientific Principles._l V. Colonial Mlisgovernment.-V. A Crus- taceous Tour. By the Irish Oyster- Eater.-VI. The Corn Laws.VIIL Legendary Lore-The Onyx Ring.- VIII. New South Wales. WILLAAM BLACKWOOD & SONS, Edinburgh;- and IV. CURRY, JUN. & CO ...

... parties. However painful it was to dissent from those with whom I had generally concurred, I opposed the alteration of the Corn Laws, and supported the increased grant to Maynooth. In agreeing to Mr. Crawford's Bill for the Extension of the benefits of ...

... made the most of it, by exhibiting at their ?? a big loaf as the symbol of [ree Trade, anda little loaf to typify the Corn Laws and scarcity of food. Tl'ie enmblem of happi- ness in China is a mouthful of rice; and the idea of John Bull was ex;pressed ...

... tc on tie question of Corn Laws or io Corn Laws, and the response wassannoverwhelmninginajority in favourof the retention of the Corn Laws; but. in direct violation of the defnitely expressed wish of thle ...

... pririfirl it seas to ii issent frori t hose ?? whoilr I had geirerally concruvrreil, I orpprsed tlii alteratiot orf tile Corn Laws, and slipporteri t cir incrasre grart to Ma noti t. lir agreeisirg to Mtr. Crarrfordl's Btill for tlie Ex5terr iso1 o,, ttle ...

... Communications from eminellnt Agricultinrists and Practical Farmners; Extracts froum tre best writers of the (day Uo)Oll the Corn Laws, Currency, Bunking. and other topics of imiportaince ; with a Report of tire Mark-Lane and Smithfield Markets. There are ...

... e Cvelop of Euripides. In FieAt. ?? Rok-s.. Scene from the Birds of j es the Younger.. IX. Revolutionary Inroads e ?? Corn Laws. X. Lyrics ofthe East. By M~s. Godwin.-X1 Light and Darkness-XII. Stanzas. By a Lady. XIII. On Affairs in General.-XIV. Nocte ...

... rests of another-is, in my opinisn, the duty of an hod Representative. It is my anxious hope that the present system of Corn Laws will be maintained. If any change be proposed, un- less it secures such protection to the Farmer as he at pre- sent enjoys ...

... parties. However painful it was to dissent from those witlls whvom I had generally concurred, I opposed the alteration of the Corn Laws, and supported the increased grant to Maynooth. In agreeing to Mr. Crawford's Bill for the Extension of the benefits of ...

... that I no longer enjoy the confidence of the sading interests of the County. My refusal to concur rith those who, after the Corn Laws h been re- ealed, were desirous of a return to prot% duties; he conduct I pursued vitl i ?? to tI question f Papal Aggressioi; ...

... interests of another-is, in my opinien, the duty of an honest Representative. m It is my anxious hope that the present system of Corn Laws will be maintained. If any change be proposed, un- less it secures such protection to the Farmer as he at pre- sent enjoys ...

... Bill. From the remarks of Lord Althorpe, at N rtbampton, Governmient has no intention of stirring the qustion as to the Corn Laws, in the ensuing year. His L dship also repeated his former declaration, that the Refoil Bill was intended to be a finml measure ...