... Petitioners, viewing with alarm, the great and unconstitutional efforts now made by a body of men calling themselves the Anti-Corn- Law League, suppoited, as they represent, by immense subscriptions, to obtain from Parliament a repeal of the duties protecting ...

... expressing my opinions upon all subjects of public importance. Wllenever the great ques- tion of an alteration in the present corn laws shall come umldel' the considera- tion of Parliament, and from whatever party, either by the ministerial pl'opo- sition of ...

... to the public interest, andi that the monopoly of corn,uee- der tire present Corn Lawse inflicts a great injury on all lthe honest, and productive classes of society. 6ifl.-Tlhat the prettirt Corn Laws ought to be e- pea lede. 7It.-Hi at the meetittg highly ...

... Bonded Corn for Exportation, lIEiN It Y KEl'N HICK 'KYFFIN, Eslj. : ?? 1III CHAI.z. TIthe follon ins Reesolutions were unanimously adopted: I.-Roesnlred,-'I'hat the introtluetioti of any act of .larliament fur the allowing foreign bonded corn to be ground ...

... that on TvFScAS 'iPO pa ilta llth, I pre~eaited to thle Nouns of Commonts, lions tilts Petition against the repeal of tlse Corn Laws, c, ho which you bad ixn(ruafed to mec. d to I-retaain, Gentlemen, 1poet I Your obedient servant, 'rTe ProsMarch 20th . W ...

... expressing my 1opinions uponl all subjects of public importance. Wlenever the great ques- tion of an alteration in the present corn laws shall come under the considera- tion of Parliament, and from whatever party, either by the ministerial propo- sition of a ...

... date and I.a d lrus, t) bclie signed by tlie applpicant. _ O t)N i)ON ANIl-CORN-LAW ASSOCIATION lII IJ fo;r ttip uplirtose of procurilig tie TOTAL RE- 10 PIliAl of Ibs CORN LAWS. C( OMI\I I lI'E ?? t (With leave to adsl to their number.) sir John Blackburne ...

... es of the empire? 'A Radic'l in their neighbourh6od who would promise theii relief' from taxes, poor-rates, tithes, and corn' laws, would carry the day against all the remote or colonial'ipterests of klw world.' This evil is inherent in all' plans of ...

... ical Commission; Irish Ir Tithes ; Distress in Ireland ; Lontlon University; o Counsel for Prisoners; I-louseof jLords. Corn Laws. e diearriages. Deaths. Varieties. Fails. Miarkets, 4.r. Y Subscribers' names to the above work will be thank- y fully received ...

... along -with these Accounts.Ths ,&ccouimts n ~itpblisslu in theL Eenosi-ist only, CORN M I{KETS Greetattention is givens to the subject of the Foreign anid British. Corn M~aJkiti Wit h thle latest siitoriniatioii from aill places affecting our supplies ...

... House,-MA'H. H.ughes, Chemist. ?? Mr R Hnuoles, confectioner - & provision dealer . ?? Mr Burwell's Bazaar E. F. Law, J.P., Northampton -Mirs Law and famrily, ditto .Birley House ?? Mr I -Ierr ing ?? Mr M . HParr, hair'dreiser Central Librasy.Mr.;H.>-Ellerhy ...

... I'tIuSrAY, the 12th day of A\lmicit next, proceed to the appointment of a Mledical otficer for the Eastern District of this Union, corn. prisiir the parishes of Llantisilio, Llangollea, Glyn T'raian, Llntrsaitfi'raid Glyn Ceiriog, and lanarmolr J)yffrytr Ueirio ...