... CORN LAWS, The order of the day was then read, and the house went into committee upon the corn laws. Mr. WODKHOUSE rose, ia pursuance of a notice that he would propose scale of duties for barley higher than the rates proposed government ; but there being ...

... CORN LAWS. 'Tr. VILLIEUS then rose renew the r,n the corn laws, of which the ileei-ion was uniiitemionaUv prevented be'ore Easter, throus.i ailjiuminv, lit moved by Mr. M arburtmi. said timt the question was, wltat nyht any one class iironvietors u! tax ...

... CORN LAWS Dr. BOWRING presented petition fr »m a working man, praying for a repeal of the corn laws, which was called for the true principles of religion, and the sound principles policy. ...

... CORN LAWS Mr. VILLIERS postponed his motion respecting the corn laws to the 14th inst. Mr. HUME cave notice, that on Monday next (as we understood) he should move that select committee be appointed to inquire as the several duties levied on the imports ...

... the corn laws. A p-im.-n t) lh«t praieniPd i„ ,i„ Commons on W^nlav last from (hi. Couny, by Mr. Power, against the tep.ul of the Corn Law., w»s pre.rntr-d in the II , , of Lord, Friday evening Lord REt>E i) AIE We are authorised to Hate, that the ...

... CORN LAWS Earl DE GREY presented several petitions from places in Yorkshire against any alteration of the corn laws. The Earl of YARBOROUGH presented a number ot similar petitions liom Caibtot and other places in Lincolnshire. Lord PRUDIIOE presented ...

... repeal of die Corn Laws. Resolved—That it is ajMWiion of serious importance the whole of Ireland how far ihey will enabler! about lo imposed oy the Aci for the Rebef of die I’oor, even with the s’euder uroiection afforded by present Corn Laws ; I »M question ...

... CORN LAWS. Lord J. RUSSELL gave notice that he would move on Monday, the committee on the com laws, that, considering the evils which had arisen from the present corn laws, especially the fluctuations created the sliding scale, that house ...

... THE CORN LAWS This measure has passed through tli House of Lords with astonishing rapiJii, and hasbee.i read third time, vvi(l 1( | U[ t| alteration a single clause—affecting principle of the Bill. Thus the Peers England, have shown the alacrity wiih ...

... THE CORN LAWS, Lord Ashley’s remarkable speech on the Agricultural prospects the country, and the probable results of the agitation that has for so long period been carried on the manufacturing classes against them, has produced some sensation. His Lordship ...

... CORN LAWS. The order of the day for the adjourned debeate on the corn laws being read. Mr. Ewart contended that it certainly was not in the nature ot things that any country like England could continne to flourish, unless the scope was giveu to our trade ...

... THE CORN LAWS, No delusion has ever gained ground so destructive to the temporal welfare of those who bav e been the subjects of deception, the baseless and unfounded supposition, that a repeal of the Com Laws, far as this country concerned, would prove ...