... in bygone times is no longer applicable, the alteration ls l asto ourcont lwsill rac usfoI h atiB Sa &c. 'laein For a our corn laws ?? dcch matter in an entirely new posito.Frl sthe pat to be serviceable in affording materials to form a judgment o of the ...

... stocks of old inust keep s i euch quality upon a high range. The sliding scale in Franed t being found towork badly, new Corn laws are being intrC14 a duced there, on the basis of a fixed and very mocerate daty. I This will bring that and our own country ...

... the question of the Corn Laws without difffculty- and it was published in a pamphlet to which the second edition was about to appear. His Lordship ludicrously urged the fitnessof a free conference with the Commons on the Corn,Laws, if indeed, as i the ...

... Bright, the wages of female cotton operatives in Lancashire have nearly doubled since the year before the abolition of the corn laws. At the present moment, Mr Bright says, England is suffering less than other countries, and where acute suffering exists ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane Express.) The weather of the past week could scarcely have been finer for the growing crolps. A plentiful rain at the corn. * mencement, followed by a brilliant Bun and light breezes, have even made ...

... useful qualities. The new Imperial programme, though shadowed forth since September, 1857, in the frequent suspensions of the corn laws of France, has rather taken the country by sur- prise. Nothing could be more opportune for its develop- ment than a year ...

... AGRICULTURE. REVIEW OF THE BRItISH CORN TRADE DURING Tal PAST WEEK. (From tee Mark Lane Express of Monday.) Whether the proposed alteration in the corn laws will or mill not be made, remains as much a matter of doubt as ever; and the continued uncertainty ...

... seem now unable to purebaee, unless at some en- is bancement on late rates. Perhaps at no period eince the ;e repeal of the Corn Laws has the general trade eahibited so we much fironess. Holders are under the impression that the is price ere long will go ...

... instead of net flourishing under the Corn Laws, F the country was never huetter elf than at Y that time. He compared the average e d pric oef corna under Pretectiont and Free Trade tin _suppaort of the Vi2Vw that the Corn Lawes wora net sos opprososie as they ...

... business of moment. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JANUARY 30. At this day's market the supplies of grain were good. There was a disposition to do business on the part of snillers, esow that the intention of Ministers en the corn laws is known, and there was a good ...

... the idiotic stuff, that the corn laws caust violent fluctua- l tions of prices, let them call upon those who utter it to puint out what fluctuations these laws have ever produced. Let them remember, that the fluctuations in corn have been very trifling ever ...

... men might be suffering the M much greater we continued to act on the tyttea which prevailed before Sir liobert l ee. the Corn Laws. (Applause.) lie >isl not disapprove appointment ' ' lioyal Commission, but oeyonu collecting • rta.'- amount of information ...