... THE CORN LAWS,” that during the ensuing months be will submit to public competition, Estates of great promise, in several of the most favourite counties throughout England, and exceeding in value ONE MILLION POUNDS STERLING It may be desirable to observe ...

... THE CORN LAWS When we noticed about ten days ago, the fabrications of the Globe respecting the intentions of the ministry on the subject of the corn-laws, we explained the origin of these falsehoods in the desire of the anti-corn ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (From the Lancaster Gazette.) The Anti-Corn-law agitators are beginning to take the field for-another session, and we suppose the old battle is to be fought over again once more. After the signal drubbing the assailants received last year ...

... THE CORN LAWS The Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel's Plea for the Poor, while it has been profitable to himself, has been far from unprofitable to the cause of truth. It has brought forth Fifty Searching Questions, addressed to the Rev. Chaplain of Royalty ...

... of continental corn into this country, and at the same time combat the most favourite arguments f the Anti-Corn-law League, by which they strive to induce manufacturers and their workmen to join in the cry for a repeal of the corn-laws. To ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (From the Morning Herald.) The ministerial journalists, of all shades of opinion, are busied in the attempt to unite the labouring classes, in support of that movement on the corn laws, which is contemplated by the free-traders. Many of ...

... iuiquitoos laws butted the statute book. The time is probably not far distant when the farmers of England, much as they may seem averse to thee:hasp, will eyoice 30 the pertinacity of those who now urgently demand the repeal of the corn-laws, will wonder ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Then Called representatives of the people 1,111 shortly no doubt again .to attend to the coke of the country, which is loudly demanding tb• abolition of the corn laws, and probably many of them will deny that much excitement exists on ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Mr. Joseph Livesey, in hia Moral Reformer for March, 1831, says The following 5* correct statement the respective earnings nine weavers, upon an average of tbo last six week*, after deducting for candles, winding, cowing. Ac. pemne devote ...

... CORN LAWS Mr. CLAY gave notice that on Monday next he should present a petition from the Shetland Islands, most numerously signed, praying for a repeal of the corn laws. PORTUGA I Mr. ROBINSON gave no . on Friday next he should ask the noble lord, the ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Mr. V illicrs, in reply to from Lord John Ruue!l the precise nature of the motion which intruded tu make on Tuesday, said, to move that evidence should be received »t the bar of the house in support of certain petitions that would be presented ...

... CORN LAWS. Oa the of t 61 the &mud. the house resolved itself so she Wade art. 31r. MORI, after ars speech replete vakohl* facts and cogent arguments, moved, •• Tbot &rends Pricy of *sae up and published ia manner rogaired by law, shall be 30s. and elder ...