... CORN LAWS, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in reply to a question proposed to him bon. member on the oppoaitian benches, said that did state the other night that he would prepared Friday next state the amount of duty that lie proposed to fix on corn. He should ready ...

... CORN - LAWS The order of the day for tiie resnm|itioii of tlie adjourned debate ou Mr. motion tlm subject the corn laws having been read. Mr. WODEHOUSE rose and opposed the motion. The hon. gentleman referred to the progress of itinerant agitators throughout ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. EWART gave notice that on Thursday next he would move, that it having been acknowledged on the part of the ministry that the present corn law was not sound question, and there being reasonable grounds for believing that it would only exist ...

... night, of his intended course regarding the Corn Laws, part of which, far space allows, will found elsewhere. entered into most minute detail, and met with consummate ability the objections raised the Anti-Corn Law Leao-uers throughout the country, and compared ...

... CORN LAWS Mr. C. P. VILLIEHS presented a petition from the major, aldermen, and burgesses ol Lancaster, praying for total repeal and also from place in Perthshire with the same prayer JOHN FROST, JONKS, AND WILLIAMS. Mr. T. DUNCOMBIi presented a petition ...

... CORN LAWS. Sir 11. PEEL said, uadcrslanJln it would more convenient to fix the second rcadin of the corn bill fur Wednesday next, instead of Monday, orijtinttily intended, should move that Wednesday fixed for the second the bill. The Navy Estimates ...

... THE CORN LAWS Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart., High Sheriff, with his Deputy, Mr. WoodroutVe, armed m Emiiscorlhv, about half-past taelve on Ihursday oreat number the Landlords, Land 1 ropnet. °s, &c. from all parts the county were in attendance—but the ejc ...

... THE CORN LAWS, Sir R. PEEL rose and said—Mr. Speaker, wish now give notice ihul Wednesday next 1 shall move that this house resolve itself into committee of the whole house lor purpose considering the laws which affect the import of foreign corn. —(General ...

... quarters of corn wiihin the last eighteen months This quantity of corn has, also, been brought into active consumption at average duty not exceeding four shillings per quarter. This is at once answer the absurd malicious clamours against the corn laws: first ...

... CORN LAWS. he lion. Vs'. begged leave to ask tiie bon. nieinber for oivi when intended bring his next motion the corn jaws. . Mr. VI LLICP.S was understood to say intended to take the first motion-day alter the -Uth inst. ACTS AMENDMENf HILL Mr. F. MAI ...

... CORN - LAWS Mr. VILLIERS then proceeded to move for a committee to take into consideration the act George IV. regulating the importation ot foreign corn. He began by saying he had hoped that this subject the aristocracy would have given some token concession ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. STUART wished to ask tho Right ITnn. tho Chancellor of tho Kxchequcr in point of fact the opinion the law officers of tho Crown had berm taken upon the question of tho remission of duty on corn imported before tho Ist of March, and siuce ...