... Free Trade and Peace toall Nimtious,' No Surrender I 'Repeal of the Cori Laws &c.' .There were also 'itinerant vocalists, chantinig a new 'iong' aigainst, the Corn Laws.' 'Special trains from all,:the stations on :thoeMiMland, Leds6 and ?? fints ...

... it meets with. The present number Coil- tains a very important contribution to the free trade agitation, entitled The Corn Laws and Mortality, in which is demonstrated the proposition that earifltfialy toeincrease scarcity, is artiicially to increase ...

... 78,700. PaRESTON.-Ca Laws.-On Wednesday at twelve o'clock at noon a public meetiog, crowded to excess, was called by the '.Mayor of Preston, in the Town Hall, to consider the propriety of petitioning for the repeal of the corn laws. Resolutions were u ...

... of provoking them to turbulence by corn laws, and of keeping down that turbulence by Chelsea pensionets; of gendering discon- tent by tyranny; and afterwards quelling it by sword and bullet. - Game; laws, corn laws, and a standing army ...

... time of announcing his change of policy, and had never dropped a single hint that he disapproved of their advocacy of the corn laws. Mr. Murray will not publish this interesting book for some months. Messrs. Sampson Low and Co. have in the press a series ...

... presentation to the House of Commons, praying for the suspension of the Navigation laws; for permission to use sugar and molasses iu breweries; and for a total repeal of the Corn Laws for ever. (Great cheering.) —Mr. Alderman Burd, amidst great cheering, came ...

... systeri o0 edu- c! 1i itr the vouiig, and implies a _great pecuoiiary effort 0to le part (;f their p ireuts. But will the corn laws, are rapidly enguiphing our trade, and swallowving tu io lobtiul iad capital of the country, give time enough tr, toie workingt ...

... wrilting witness against the corn laws. Every committee for tire formation of AntiCornLaw ssociatio and eyry assoclation formed, contained the irar an h~ hel ei' by the talents .of Mr. Prenice tht wichgav riseto the Anti-Corn-Lawy League in 1838 was co ...

... the tsion, read an extract from -a letter of the defendant's, Iupon which the oetirtimmediately granted an injunction. THE CORN LAWS. DaALOqUr BETW2EN JACK AND DICK. Jack. Well, Dick, what dost think ov our new Queen? Dick. Why they sain boas a reformer ...

... tions, the reform of the representative system. 'he overation of the game laws, however, is so nearly con-, nected, as an aggravation, with the ravaging mischiefs It of the corn laws, that, as we hiage said, his appearance in b that field need excite no ...

... you may expect anything of a man who reads Hobbes-open the ports, and who'll shut 'em again? It's a virtual repeal of the Corn Laws; and they once re- pealed, how are wve to pay our daughter's dowries-our wives' pin-monei ? Think of pin-money, Sir Robert ...

... may be briefly described as being always on the popular side. He was always opposed to the New Poor Law, while unaccompanied by a repeal of the Corn Laws; and voted with Mr. Walter for inquiry. He opposed government oet the Factory Alteration I Bill; acd ...