... the repeal of thle Corn Laws. But this was to soma extent weakened, fer Mr. Gladstono, epsakring in Midlothian, oan the 27th November, 1V79, said that perhaps the price of wheat had been at the same figure shtoe the repeal of thle Corn Lawks as it was before; ...

... which the repeal of the corn laws has had on our trade and on our ?? cheering.) We are infinitely stronger in numbers; for I am sure yoa will all recollect an exceedingly strong and formidable opposition to the repeal of the corn laws proceeded from a class ...

... looking for a chance, and appear to do but ltle until they sea what measures Parliament will adopt rBI;VO to trade and the corn laws; if there is nO alteration, it is evident that many will give up the manufacturing bu- ,iais0' ...

... with fear lest the legislature should blast the only chance of relief in opposing a repeal or a great modification of the corn laws. Prices are nearly no- minal.Mlanchleester Guardian. BLACscUuN.-The improved feeling which was percep- tible in our trade ...

... Ever since that period (for a period of thirty years,) these corn laws, with their sliding scale, preserved a feverish existence. At the end of that time, the powerful instrument, the Anti-corn Law Leagee, added to the sudden conversion of that great statesman ...

... l1i01rS, 29ii82 qrs.; Oats,. 345 qrs. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCiHANGE. FROMs THiE LIVERPOOL MaERcURY OP YERTERDAY. Our snarkat this morning was less influenced by ahe madolity of 47, on tlte second reading of the Corn Bill In the Homes of Lord&5 than might have ...

... all grades in politics is, that nothing will save this country from ruin, but s speedy, partial, or total repeal of tine corn laws, and a free trade. M tunfacturers of every description wilt now only make goods for present orders. ...

... the Northern division of the County. In coming forward, though he declares himself unfriendly to the re-imposition of the Corn Laws, be avows himself a supporter of Lord Derby's governnient,-that government which, according to Mr. Christopher, one of its ...

... of the cora laws, then, take may word for it, 'he corn laws will he found to he not only doomed , but I ?? honourable gentleman resumed his seat amid eheers which lasted for some time.) Mr. Bright, with regard to the passing of the corn lav, said:_ ...

... are attempting to retrograde. They must not have that obnoxious corn law any more. When Sir Robert Peel fell from sis horse, he (the speaker) wept, foy since the repeal of the corn laws hsis chbldres, had never wanted bread. Let them send a man to parliament ...

... there have been discussions on the evils arising from the artificial state of things induced by the laws of kings and emperors being in opposition to the laws of nature and the dictates of common sense. Those who have observed and who rejoice over the ad- ...

... fact, their ?? are next to nothing. There seems to be a want of confidence, and the general opinion is that a repeal of the corn laws and a free trade would be of great benefit to both masters and operatives.-Correspondent. GUARDIANW DlETING. I .E±r-offici'5 ...