... ;rtsore polished inbabitants of towns) assured hint that *he.prtce of corn never riset until it comes into the hands of the 'corn-dealers, commonly haetite kiown by the name of corn-jews. Of all dealers, farmers were the least able to kevp a hoaid. Tfltk repts ...

... and the ditty ISa. or 14,. a quarter. T. Thus the corn barometer points to fair, while the ship is 0 bending under a storm. ml if This defect was pointed out many years ago by writers wi on the corn laws,and was urged upon the attention of the I House of ...

... THE CORN LAWS. 74Tes Anti-Cores-law Delegates..-The anti-corn-law de- c, legates assembled, on Friday afternoon last, at Manchses- a e ter, in the great room of the Corn Exchange, which. wits v o filled by a ...

... of the aalvo- ael Ithe Cates of the corn laws were scrutinized, and ninny blun- ?cc high ders pointed out. Mr. O'Connell has attended some of 31r8 In the meetings, and been very eloquent against the corn' 11 de laws. Ho. expresses much regret for the oe ...

... Yet those of the Fs5tohibh0 clergy. who tire the niost active promoters of law, soden force the botter observance of the Sabbatlaet,. ni zealous; supporters of that corn law, which forcet~~sis artisan to work for his bread at the time he t poor 3worshipping ...

... principle of the corn . la * entirely to prevent the importation of foreig under all circumstances, he would object to i • in preventing an importation of foreign corn .'j there was already sufficiency of corn P rodu f ore country. the corn ...

... utmost severity of the law will be called for, and the com- munity will be required by the law-making landlords to D transport and hang the half-starved victims of their ras- e cally cupidity-Sun. e . Yorkshire,-The price of corn continues to rise with ...

... THEl CORN LAWS. it The price of corn rose in the London markets on Mon- |te ?I day 2s. per quarter, but the averages published to-day : ir show a decline, as compared to those of list week, of 2d. fa theybeing for the week 78s. 2d. For the six weeks ...

... indefatiiuable adlvocate for the Cornt Laws, Mr. P'aulton'11 M1r. PAuL-rov -acknowledged the toust in asa animated speech. It hnd been stated that the working classes did not cordially-unite in opposition to the corn laws; but he bad lecturedn sos-en counties ...

... ON THE CORN LAWS. (From the Neiv Monthly Magazine.) To secure a low price the first thing which those who have legislat. Ed on the trade in corn have always had view. It cannot be denied, that this is desirable object; though, in the pursuit of it, l ...

... CORN LAWS. Necessities, influences, and effects, more or less connected with the Agricultural, Manufacturing, and Colonial Interests of the United Kingdom. (from reader of the courier.) Interest on the national debt, current national expenses, must be ...

... proud to serve. His Grace then stated his opinions on the Corn-laws, as existed during the last thirty years ; and concluded a very able address, by informing the meeting that he advocated the Corn-laws less on his own account than on that of others ; for ...