... THE CORN LAWS. The adjourned debate the corn-laws then took place, in which a great many members took part; but, the arguments fur and against free trade in corn have so often before been published, we not. in the crowded stale of our ...

... CORN LAWS. The Duke of RUTLAND presented several petitions against any alterations in the corn laws. Lord FITZGERALD presented a similar petition from Ireland. The Earl of presented a petition to the same effect from Armagh. CORN ...

... CORN LAWS. There was a meeting in Dublin to take the subject corn-laws into consideration. A Mr. Ackland, a deputy from the Anti-Cora-Law Association of Manchester, addressed the meeting, as well Mr. Crawford and Mr. O’Connell, at groat ...

... CORN LAWS, Mr. C. VILLIERS then rose to move that the house resolve itself into a committee, for the purpose of considering the following resolution: —“That it appears by a recent census that the people of this country are rapidly increasing in number ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1842. We were enabled, by extraordinary exertion in our last publication, to lay before our readers the Ministerial plan for a modification in the Corn Laws, as propounded by Sir Robebt Peel in the House of Commons ...

... CORN LAWS. Will anything be done with the Corn Laws next Sea. ! continue to hold the opinion that the law of will not undergo any direct change or modification.— Siondard. th»l bou*# ha* been Uk»n for the rerep - of witne**ee Mr. Pierre ...

... The Corn Laws Repealed. The Bill for the repeal of the Corn is now an Act of Par.iarnent—it has received the Royal assent, without alteration or curtailment in the house of Lords, and it has become the law of the land. It will not come fully into operation ...

... DEBATES ON THE CORN LAWS. Mr. Villi uts* motion for total repeal of the Cora Lawn has been lost by an OTerwhelming majority. The numbers were 393 to 90. The Eng. Hah agriculturists congratulate themselves the security they enjoy, whilst the manufacturers ...

... desirable that the corn law* should be totally and immediately repealed, that thev should modified and continued for three years longer. If looked singly to the eraer|facy in Ireland, he would not deny that the diAic suspension the corn-laws was the more expedient ...

... CORN LAWS AND COERCION TUESDAY. MARCH 81. 1846. It will be seen that after the consumption of four nights of the public time, during which the Protectionists repeated, usque ad nauseam, what had , been said by nearly a hundred speakers in a pre! vious ...

... THE CHURCH AND THE CORN LAWS. (Jhrch of England has been called the poor man‘« CUurcb ; yet it is contended that its very existence depends upon the laws which double the price of the poor man’s bread ; which prevent free trade, diminish employment ; ...

... THE ADJOURNED DEBATE ON THE CORN LAWS. The adjourned debate was resigned by Mr. ROSS, who supported the Governme nt measure. The House subsequently addressed Mr. Denison, Mr. Brotherton, and Mr. Cardwell. Mr VILLERS said that as the time of the house ...