... THE CORN LAWS. At length • champion has in sopport of the corn lus—ES. Cayley, Esq., M.P. the Rid log of Yorkshire, Me convicted garbler of the doctrine. of Adam Smith, has ventured to insult almost the whole community and defy common sense by publishing ...

... CORN LAWS. The following is, perhaps, at the present moment, as useful a table as any extant : — The Scale of Duties on Foreign Grain, proposed to Parliament in the Session of 1827, and sub- ject to which the Corn in the bonded Ware- houses, on the Ist ...

... Before we quit it, let me just repeat to you The Corn Law Rhymer's estimate of the amount of our annual, tor he says that it is annual !—our annual sacrifice to this horrible nightmare, the Corn Laws. It is, according to this writer, eighty-seven millions ...

... CORN LAWS Mr. CHRISTOPHER, seeing the Noble Lord, the Secretary for the Home department, in hi* place, would venture to put a question him with respect motion the Hon. Member fur Wolverhampton, of which had given not ice for the of February. The Noble ...

... CORN LAWS. Letter a.Mrersed Mr. Daniel Wfbflcr, the cclebrated American orator, bis Grace the Duke of Holland, chairman at the great Agricultural Meeting Leiceeicr : London, Not. 16. ** d*«r Duke,—l am obliged yoa for the respectful tsaniKT in which, ...

... petition, to the effect ihat the Detitioneis forbear to enter into the subject of ihe Corn-laws.] Mr. Clark seconded the amendment. When he heard that the Corn-laws would no', form a part of the discussion, and that politics were to be excluded, he hailed ...

... CORN LAWS. The Corn Committee in- the Houfe of Commons, inftructed to examine the Act of the 3 lit of the King, have made the following report, viz. That, in pursuance of the instructions which they received, proceeded to examine the Act of the 3 ist ...

... THE CORN LAWS Sir ROBERT PEEL will to-morrow evening detail the intentions of Government with reference to this important question ; and, as most intense anxiety is evinced to ascertain the fullest particulars of the measure which the right honourable ...

... that the repeal of the tcorn law will give to the people all they have a right to expect and took for, ami yet sure that they will not get all theu have a right to until the corn law is repealed. The abolition of the corn law will make a ...

... CORN LAWS Lord J. RUSSELL said, there appeared to be some mistake as to the precise notice of motion given by the hon. member for Wolverhampton for Tuesday next, on the subject of the corn laws. Mr. VILLIERS said, he intended on Tuesday next to present ...

... the first fruit of a relaxed corn law would be a rise in the price of foreign corn, and that so simall is tire portion of Europern soil whici, without an immense change in tIre distribution of capital, could he devoted to corn tillage, beyond that surface ...

... of continental corn into this country, and at the same time combat the most favourite argu men t s of 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. ...