... Grand Caual, which gives them a decided (upenority in point to Dublin, particularly on account the late change in the corn bounty laws. Fropofals in writing will received Mr. Ro», Pimlico, or Mrs. Fay, Analhoro*. Principals only will treated with. .by ...

... Catholics. Two petitions were presented from the King » county, one praying emancipation, and the other against the repeal the corn laws. Lord Macclesfield presented eight petitions from Oxfordshire, with the same prayer. The Bishop Batli and Wells presented ...

... from the manafacturin ? districts ‘ived this morning, but slightly allude the ''' proceedings the House of Lords on the the corn laws ; as the writers all seem ! Lme that the Duke of Wellington would Lif his amendment last night, when the third ding was ...

... ia be aacribed to thia arrangem at. RESOLUTIONS THE CORN LAWS HOUSE OP COMMONS, wa ISIS. RESOLUTIONS from tba CWnmltWe the sAola Boom, to whom it ■•* »nfc»*nd to coosidvr the state the . .CORN LAWS| and ta whom the several Report* made to this Home, in ...

... the corn laws could possibly beneficial— admitting tlieni to as beneficial as persons supposed them to he. It is a fact that, some parts the manufacturing districts, the poor's rates have actually exceeded the rental. As to the repeal of the corn laws ...

... pre'i inns '■ j the corn laws) faltcd prPviflons all lorts, ice I rags, turpeminr, hides, (kins, honey. vl ' I materiel.. brandy, linfced, cakes, tallow, weld > FROM HOLLAND. f . Grain, (if imported accojding the previliors' corn laws), faltcd prorilions ...

... information from Mr. Webb Hall, that it was the intention of Government to abrogate the present Corn Laws, and to impose a duty upon the importation of foreign corn. The report further stated, that Mr. Hall had received this information frtim Mr. Huskisson ...

... Kelly gave notice, for tha 27tb of May, far a bill U> amend the municipal law of England and Wales. Mr. Villiera formally gave notice of |hla motion for the repeal the corn laws for the May. THE BCDOET. In reply to question, The Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... such mea( sure. Why should we any longer continue keep corn, the first necessary of life, at a famine price ? The whole j circumstances the country are altered since the year j IS] when the Corn Laws were put upon their prevent footing. Your will take into ...

... Villiers’ motion for committee consider the total repeal of the corn laws, in opp*wition both vote ami that of l/rrd J. Russell. Mr. Colqohoun, too, had changed—from a repealer the corn laws, had become dcilded partisan protection. Why ? He (Sirß. Peel) ...

... HOUSE OF Cp.viMONS—MARCH I. CORN LAWS. Mr. Core Langton prcM-nled Petition from the Inha-' bitanta of Frome, t!ie county Sotpenct, signed by upwards of persons praying that no alteration may* Ire made in the present corn laws. Mr. Finlay presented petilioH ...

... necessity mainteloiog these lands common* rather than inueen'lj* to tb« •dinning laodowners, mod wd, that If too lord repeal tba corn laws would glee moan • to people than be would erer give them ...