... stability of the Eepire. The compliints against the Corn Laws are assirmeed to be those stated by Mr. Villiers en Iis isotion for a Cammittee of the ,whole House iii March lest, (trarely) 1. That the Cora Laws depress thie Manitfaotsrrar', end prevent his ...

... 41 Wl a141y Petiuliml, (wil rli1141C14 I4 4444y jul Val44miy 14I4 Wfrdt h e liousei 4 tl oil4)14 ?? et~411.' lil ,tili Corn Laws, itaty. ie( gi'i via to, rfiler. Me Pill ie preselided :Uit die 4411111 111011 it is t fl he 141111d41411l', that1 firl 444 ...

... CROPS, CORN LAWS, AND CURRENCY. - (From Felix Farkey's Bristol Journal.) 8UmP(nSlm, as We are strely justilled in doiug, that 0 5 P OI5ninisvs1 o thei ?? shall ?? (cnptletely realised, an o that Providence shall be pleased. to bless the country with su- ...

... I50; 15 to IF- feet, £eTG 18 to l fet t:lo. I CORN L&WS, .A ptlbflic m eetin, wras held td the Gilild. hall, P iymouth, on Thwrsdiay, to consider on the propriety of petitioning Parliament to altev tbe corn laws, and' t suppolrt the measures now brewnght ...

... announced isis intention of contesting the seat. Ie states in his address that helis favourable to a general modification of tie Corn Laws; that he is desirous of seeing Edueation uni- versally diffused in connection wilts the principles of religion but wiltl ...

... brought forward that measure. He said that the Income Tax was to be taken in con- nection with the New Tariff and the New Corn Laws, which were passed at the same time. For he calculated that these last would cause a reduction in the price of provisions ...

... qualities was dull, bst speculators X had come forward, and purchased rather freely the late arrivals of foreign Corn. At Antwerp, the prices of Corn were very depressed. C At'the late A dover Sheep-Fair, 30,000 sheep wvere penned. F Tliere Wits a good attendance ...

... make. It seems to us very clear, whatever orir free-trade friends may say, that arty alteration wvhicit may be made in the corn laws ought not to be mode irrespective of financial considerations. We cannot in these times afford to throw away a revenue. An ...

... Salts a review of the present state of the corn ide laws. In fact there are none. There is esothing to prevent lea foreign corn being imaported into this kingdom, at a mare are nominal duty, and competing with corn grown at home, even ad. although it is sellin-g ...

... of exports to, the UtIted States. It is general Iy anoticipated if) thle circles co0ntwe ilfao; thill the debates on (lie Corn Laws will not be protracted Id toy gret t Ieglth, as ?? p roipos it ion of 1'iisten,; is so niodi- lied!: ,!ani the way for it ...

... nmerelant is a holder of 10,000 qouraers or fine :lautllzi Wheat, which was bought at the 16vv price of 9is a qiLirler. 'I'H CORN LAWS.-Atn general meeting of the noble- men, freeholdlers, justiceR rilthe;peace, and conmmissloversor supply or the coutily of ...

... duties upon Poreign Corn. your Petitioners believe to be nost conduacive to the interest of Ma community. Tour Psiitirneri therefore humbly. pray yeur Honourable House, that - no alteration vwhatecer may bi madi in the existing Corn Laws, asd ?? Petitioners ...