... defended the Corn-laws, and attributed the prevalent distress to the present state of the Currency. rd RosEBeRRY supported the motion ; not because he was unfavourable to the principle of the Corn-laws, but because he thought the pre- seat ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Earl PITZWILLIAM rase bring forward his resolutions relating to the corn laws, which had given notice before Easter recess. hen to agate mentioned the subject last week, to informed Lordships that it was his iutention to move his resolutions ...

... necessity of making this country independent of all others for corn. That the present severe distress in the manufacturing interest has been caused by the Corn Laws, and the present price of Corn, I must deny; for whilst, the foreign markets were every where ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Concluded from hist Week's Intelligencer.) TO THE AGRICULTURAL ANT) MANUFACTURING CLASSES THE BRITISH EMPIRE. My F> tend* and Countrymen, Let Englishmen beware how they give way to their favourite system, that England ought to' be considered ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. 11LN1' presented a Petition from the Married and single Women Crupper-street, Manchester, against the Corn Laws, and against the East India Monopoly., I’ctition was presented from in vour oi the Reform Bill. Mr. WILKES presented Petition ...

... THE CORN LAWS. ON Tuesday Lord MONTEAGLE, in a very able is I v and luminous speech, moved for a Select Committee of the ce e House of Lords to inquire into the operation and effect of m( - the New Corn Law. The motion was supported with great Er zeal ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. h GENTLE 05E-N,-Your5 Correspondc.ent, Al1r. Baker, tIN so. fairly challenges ma to break a lance with hignte ujc l' or the Corn Laws, that I cannotft ?? refuse to take up i his gags. I must first disabuse ...

... corn laws. Mr. HUNT withdrew his mutton for this night on the subject of Coro Laws. CHOLERA MOKBUS. Sirß. VYWAN wished to put a question to Vice-President of tbe Board Trade, on subject of the cholera morbus. It was known (luit this fatal disorder bad ...

... vote for a repeal of the Corn Laws, because he felt that it would be impossible for the Irish nation to start upon equal terms with the English as ,a manufacturing country until these laws were repealed. A repeal of the Corn Laws would open ...

... THE CORN LAWS. On the motion for the House resolving Itself into Committee of Supply. Mr. VILLIKK.H rose to bring forward, an amendment, a motion for a committee to consider the grievance of the Corn Laws. He did not wish to into the details of the subject ...

... TIHE CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. rrail f GENT.EL EN,-Tlie consideratiotn of si important a subject up a as a repeal or the Corn Laws, ought to engage the serious attention of lga every individual who has the prosperity of his country ...

... that of mere tem- n porary relief, which the repeal of the Corn Laws S ,f would prodace. Are you for completely sponging s 1the National Debt I (Aye, aye, and loud cheers.) Then repeal the Corn Laws. Are you for a com- plete separation between Church and ...