... meeting of telat.tarmerii was hold at Harleston, In Su ezlk; a on Wednooday Ic'nalght, when resolutlon condemnatory of the el 1 corn lawrs were carried by a great manjority. pr S. SADUDLWORToo.-A public meeting of the lihabitnutsof Saddle- el worth was held ...

... theocita of Kth;ob 1834,agaCert ame ~aieq,.-Atthere anfeal' eto fthe Udi*,r.'n- Mi nor bteeg atatoinydht i theire opinifn the corn.ulaw. are lnu. o oneu tof thes drsp awit of=te eu i;y tand. reost Inndiugnathe ChamberWa sto i ninoto.te rauyadt ptto both ...

... m- favour of the repeal of the corn laws had kept only one object in t mr viem; that was, the repeat of the corn laws was the only chance t es they had for the redemption of this country. He denied that the t y corn ...

... the soil to keeop up up their rents,.bat the corn Ireope iiat laws ? and what compelled the cultivators of the soil topY Wile aoP ble limore dearly for every article of consumption but the corn with :1y laws P An advance of ouly fivet shillings per quarter ...

... gingheutoj lip cionstituentS, o.a gv h tot aifcint hi I% yres-gq Opinions(.a Repeal of the Corn Laws.-.Our Berlin creoplant informs us that the British corn law question is at I corpresenpenyagttdl I' uada. But our landowners will be ode surp ie, thoughi ...

... M1ercury. th t Effects of the Corn Laws.-The clan which can effet to by foahaltiton of the corn lan-s is beginning to exert itel Er fof thtpurpose. The record of the proceedings of the ?? MacetrCabro omrce show that the corn fre laws, if ...

... reception hr g ven tohisondemral on othe anti-con law gitate, the resionf e ?? the Charter, withe ie tlemeetfog was tohave t mwound up, was amended by the following addition tb-, That the ht corn laws ate unjust in Prineip el e inve in their operation ...

... Anti-Corn law Circular has found its way to the remotest parts of the kinsdom. and has awakened good men every where to the impolicy and iniquity of, taxing Ithe bread of the needy.' There is now no more doubt of the abolition of the ;corn laws than there ...

... TI1ER CORlN LAWS. OFe il Liv,'EatoeL,-~.Aftcxr a ei~llO( of inutual intcrcoinrse in iet asboj o t a oo1uroa of the deouieot giatificationi I i cc, in ?? Iti v e ?? yen, wvith 10gi ot th~lT, Qas* lpeonal c'ommuionllii eel lt ils for the prasent, closed ...

... into effect and exclude from its operation the most important of all c~mmoditi~ ?? Liverpool, iny 1825. no 1He thought the corn-law one of the most itijurious measures ever brought forward in that House. .Sir he Samuel Romilly. tIC 1He had not met with ...

... Will of corn laws, lnie reso~linlois cllolnd uing thelo as uflwls ai ll~ipolitic w~ere pabsed unalumously. II . Sir James Graham uond the Corn Laws.-The C'arlisle Pais-iet' a Tory paper, anlounolces that dir James Is to be ftile leildet of thle ...

... IteC Ii eqp ~i gter~suti, SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRXEf A. FRIDAY, MdARCH 14, 1834. THEZ CORtN LAWS. An attentive perusal of the twio nights' discnssion pa to which this important inquiry gave rise, is not A calculated to inspire us with much respect for the ...