... THE CORN LAWS i ne opponents ol the corn laws now maintain that the orir-e ol corn does not .fleet wage, at all. They say wages dcT not n« i with the price of corn, and. therefore, they would „„» fall with it. ...

... respecting tho Corn Law . within the last year. The President of the Board of Trade had, in hi_ speerlt CORN LAWS in March, 1825, when he was opening to Parliament a scheme *>i liberal policy, had slated as his opinion, that the existing v-o.b ...

... say thatthe Corn Laws were the cause ofthe distress, and he was therefore at a loss to know why an alteration or the Corn Laws should be resorted to as a remedy. IT the House adopted the propo-al, they would not only repeal the Corn ...

... increase in the supply of British grown corn, and concurrent diminution of prices as compared with previous years, that there ! exists no reasonable ground for tampering with the present Corn ; Laws. I 3. That the Corn Laws, as regulated on ...

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... Pres- ton in thinking that a reformed Parliament was not likely to re- peal the Corn LaWs. He was sure that the first act of a reformed Parliament would be to repeal the Corn Laws, and establish an unrestricted trade in the necessaries of life. He knew this ...

... point of view. * Britannia, ill. A FEW WORDS on the REPEAL of the CORN LAWS. Price ls. iv. The CRISIS ; a Satire of the Day. Price 6.1. v. A COLLECTION of PAMPHLET'S on the CORN LAWS. In 4 vols., 28s. In deniv Bvo., pric- . ?? FACTS UPON FACTS, chiefly ...

... Debtor aud Creditor Arrangement Bill. — Ordered to be printed. CORN LAWS. Mr. Ho.vetwood presented a Petitiou fro'in Hythe, in tho county of Kent, praying against any alteration in the Corn Laws. Ordered to be printed. Similar Petitions were presented from ...

... e-street. Corn Laws.* On Thursday next, in Bvo., price 6d. CIIFTY SEARCHING QUESTIONS, ad- M. dressed to the Hon. and Rev. BAPTIST NOEL, intended as an Antidote to his most dangerous and inflammatory Pamphlet on the REPEAL of the CORN LAWS. By a CLERGYMAN ...

... Irom them tho**- law, u|ion which their prosperity, a, « body, mainly depended— he alluded to the attempts to annihilate the corn laws. He believed, from close personal ob-ervation and many years experience, that the repeal of the corn laws ...

... 6d. 5. LIFEof SWIFT. 2s. 6d. Robert Cadell, Edinburgh ; Houlston and Stonenian, London. Corn Laws. — Now leady, price 3s. 6d., HISTORICAL SUMMARY of the CORN LAWS, illustrative ofthe Operatiou of the several Sututes By HENRY THORNTON, of the Office of ...

... Petitioners was to have the Corn Laws repealed, and that once done, the other subjects might be taken into con- sideration. CORN LAWS The same Noble Lord presented a Petition from Bradford, pn>ymg for a repeal of the Corn ...