... Viscount m the absence of noble friend, presented a petition from a place in Northumberland, against any alteration of the corn laws. Adjourned to Thursday. HOUSE OF COMMONS— Tuesday. 11. ELECTION COMMITTEE. Mr. Grate reported from this committee, that had ...

... P. Macqtiecn moved for leave bring bill to make various changes in the poor laws. The hon. member said he should move the second leading shortly after Easter Tflt CORN LAWS. Mr. Huskisson, in the absence of his right hen. friend* the prestdeni the beard ...

... can, therefore, alone spr * '^ e ' a,ter admit that there have auxiliaries, which have tended to en- *' dis| ress—as the Corn Laws, &c. &c.; lcs may all be traced to over taxationtim ' 1 ...

... course lie exprcsseJ Ins hostility. then ike the subject of the Corn Laws, and gave «u explanation similar to that lie had given Leeds, but expressing rather more strongly that those laws ought to revised. Lord .Milton then presented himself, and was received ...

... seconder disclaimed any wish to relieve the agriculturists at the expense of any other cla«s of the community, or disturb the Corn Laws already established ; still less were they disposed interfere with the measures adopted for regulating and restoring the ...

... Feb. IS. Sir Edward Knatchbull said, greatly lamented the necessity that existed for postponing the consideration of the Corn Laws, in consequence the illness of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs; but as the greatest anxiety existed on the question, he ...

... from a l a D. Grain, (if imported according to the provifions of the corn laws), falted pravifions all forts, (lax, flax-feed, clover, and other feeds, madder roots, failed hides and (kins, leather, refbes, hoops, faccharum falurni, barrilla, (malts, ...

... mijlit m.'.Je the Corn Laws 'Hie pc- litkm w:« signed liy 70' JO and would Imre been 'igned more, if il bud not boon con-idervd time time should lost in it to tiie House. Sir James Shaw presented I’etition from Paisley.against the Corn Laws. Sir W. Curtis ...

... shown that a repeal of the corn laws would prove no corrective of this inconvenient craving, the part of the foreigners, for bullion in exchange for their com ; while, so far as the Bank of England is concerned, why should corn laws be blamed for vices that ...

... celebrity this and other countries. conTßirrs. Life and Discoveries of Baron Cuvier. Harries Highlands of Ethiopia. The Corn Laws. Memoir* of Mrs. Grant of Lsggtn. The Crusades. Tractarian Poetry. Brerrer** Swedish Novel*. Christian Morals. Policy of ...

... parties in Parliament. The opinion also ia general, that the Corn Laws will not occasion any export of specie for com, as there is inducement import any more corn under the new law. The Corn Market was point of great interest this morning. ...

... LETTER, addressed to the Right Honorable Js.r\\ Stanley, late Sccretarv of S ate f..r the Colouiea, pro|K>sed REPEAL of the CORN LAWS, and ItsJMbAras consequence to the well-l»eing and pro*p y jjeiand. By Wyse, Esq. Dublin: AKIHUR d, College-green. . MR, ...