... CORN LAWS Mr. being called ilie Speaker-* Lord Althobp expressed a hope that the Honorable Gentleman, who had already postponed hit motion at hi* request, would again postpone it, to afford time for the consideration of the Report of the Reform Bill. ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The Times still argues if the repeal of the Cora Laws were r« pcr/tcla. It takes notice, except matter for banter, of tbe abnegations of the so-called organs of the Government. It will eeco, however, by the report of the London Corn Exchange ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The order of the day was read for resuming iha adjourned debate on the corn laws. Mr. WODKHOCJSE opposed the motion. was confident it would bo a great injury to repeal the present laws. Mr. RICH said that the people desired to ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The Times is changing again ; it now advocating the repeal of the corn laws. We suppose this under ministerial instruction, and forebodes something eventful in the forthcoming session of parliament. THE COW AND THE SCHOOLMASTER. (7arrick-on ...

... CORN LAWS. It is be hoped that the Grand Jury of this county which will meet in another week will petition, and thereby give example to the farmer* of the county, to petition against the ministerial bill now in progress for the repeal of the Corn Laws ...

... THE CORN LAWS Tub debate o*i the Ministerial proposition is its dud length along, with prospect of an early termination. The speech of Lord John Russell is far the mo«t important yet delivered. It hat reliered the subject, at all events, from the mockery ...

... THE CORN LAW’S, Fi soil.'iam gate notice, that on flic 30th Ap il, lie thould bring before the home a Diniion on the ail jrct trade in foreign corn —lor whic i day brmnted that tbelt Ijurdtbipe be aprcially sumtnened. Adjourned. .■ » •* HOUSE PFCOMMONS— ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. Villiers’s motion for a Committee on the Corn l aws has been negatived to —majority. 123. The House would scarcely bear the speakers for the motion. Barristers. —Twenty eight gentlemen were sworn in Barristers before the Lord Chancellor ...

... THE CORN LAWS. We have good reason to know that confidential agent of the government is this moment engaged in examining the speeches delivered at the various anti-corn-law meetings, and in selecting and arranging what appeared to him to the most violent ...

... CORN LAWS. The Earl of Liverpool would also take this opportunity of giving notice, that on Monday se’noight he would bring under their Lordships consideration, the subject of the Com Laws. The Earl of Lauderdale said, that the country had not been fairly ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr Hunt gave notice that he should that day month move for total repeal of the corn laws, and for the unrestricted import and expurr corn- Mr Wilks presented a petiljon from a place in Warwickshire against Slavery. Ordered to be ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The Custom-house aatborklcs of Ihia port have been inquiring fur bonded store fur foreign corn—a rather sicutAcanl inlimutiun of the views of Government as la the relaxation or abolition of the present Coro laws. The Kseise atores ia Henry ...