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... 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 ...
... FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IT. CORN LAWS'. Mr. Robinson mowed the orJer of the day for going into a committee of the whole house on the laws. The reports of the Lords and Commune on the corn lairs were ordered tab. relined to the same committee. Mr. W. Smith (previous ...
... CORN LAWS ADJOURNED DEBATE. The debate was resumed by Sir H. DOUGLAS who said that it was with great pain he felt himself called upon to vote against the proposed policy of the right iion. baronet the head of the government, but lie fell convinced that ...
... right have calculations ot profit protected from tue fluctuations which would be caused an unlimited influx foreign corn— JSince the Corn-laws were imposed, in l«l the population had increased from thirteen millions nineteen a vast impulse had been given ...
... Till CORN LAWS. arose Ike Slat.) Oa the subject of the prices of corn, we would M. c om m en d th e g eeolteetioe ot a srise poll total pledges given to any for the iiisistaioante of peace sad good order, 'kook, dieser he lilt ausretemet When the of the ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS, MARCH 1. CORN LAWS, Sir John Newport said, that this was not the time for a full discussion of the measures which were proposed, but that he thought it right and fair that a sufficient time should be given for inquiry. It would not be ...
... Majority aping the motion, 103 CORN LAWS. The Report of the Committee being bron;ht up, the iiesolutions were read seiiatior. On the Re. solution 6414 lb. Protracting hice being read— Mr. Caletaft said, he felt it an imperious duty to move an ameodeneot ...
... CORN LAWS. Pr ne Ike Irish Farmers Journal. We tow:eked ft our duty to enter very redly into this important subject l and have tlierefere inserted every valuable docuuseet withio our reach. which could threw any light upon its bebrings— Pailiament will ...
... CORN LAWS. • Petition of the Freeholders of the County of Limerick, Most asSIogcTPULLT Sus.atu, That Petitioners approach the Bat of your Lordships' !Little, with a deep of the important subject upon which they appeal to the Legislature, and with an ...
... THE WILL AND TESTAMENT OF HIS| BRITISH ARMY IN PORTUGAL. | repeal of the Corn Laws in favour of the manu- LATE ROYAL HIGUNESS THE DUKLE | . The following Olficers form the Persousl Stnff | facturers would doom that class of people to OF YORK AND ALBANY ...
... CORN LAWS AND THR RELIEF OF THE POOR. BY THR RE¥. C. T. WALLRR, BABY. FIR4T LETTER. To the Egiter of the Bath Janrnai. Sir—At a time whea all Eugland is alive on the subject of the Coru Laws, ard of the state of the Poar, particalarly intve mauuf ctaring ...
... WHIG AND TORY REMEDIES FOR IRISH EVILS. AND THE EFFECT A REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS WOULD HAVE ON THE LEGISLATIVE UNION, CONSIDERED IN A LETTER To the Riyht Honourable Lord ELIOT, M.P., By PHILIP READR, Esq. HESI DENT LANDLORD. To be bad at O’BRIEN’S, Bookseller ...