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... CORN LAWS, Mr. HUSKISSON presented a petition from certain Merchants of Liverpool, praying; a free trade in corn, iubject such duty would protect the British grower. The Right Hon. Gentleman expressed his opinion that alteration the existing law would ...
... CORN LAWS N C. presented a petition from the Hundred •'■•nelworth, in Sus-ss, praying lor protection to the '• '-ctrd Interest.—Ordered lie the table. SUPPLY. Tie CHANCELLOR sf the EXCHEQUER moved the ,; ier the Day for the House re.olving itself into ...
... THE CORN LAW &. The Earl of DARLINGTON—I rise for the purpose of putting a question to the noble lord the Secretary of the Colo- nies. It appears that after what occurred yesterday morning, the noble lord and his colleagues, with tenacity unparalleled ...
... CORN LAWS. A Cotemporary last Evening in discussing this question—one of such vital importance to every Member of the community, makes the following assertion : 44 In June last, as appears from the returns just printed order of the House of Commons, Wheat ...
... with them but then know was the law that 110 meeting could held the open air, uidess by the requisition a Sheriff, or a certain number of Magistrates. Ido not recollect whether that law has ever been repealed. The law expired, said some one, year ago ...
... comprising 884,339 families. , were estimated by the Poor Law Commissioners 1836, at 6,884,500/. per annum, sum, as havi seen, less than the reduction which any material alteration in the Corn Law would make in the annua] , income the whole country. Let ...
... CORN LAWS. S'r E. KNATCHBULL said, that greatly regretted the necessity which existed of postponing the consideration of that important subject, the Corn Laws, and particularly when it was caused the indisposition the Right lion. Secretary for Foreign ...
... contentment.” This, to be eure, is very gener but, in reply to an address urging the repeal of the corn laws, it must have reference to an important change in those laws, if, indeed, any distinct object be referred to. to the city of London address, which called ...
... CORN LAW'S. The Earl of rose, pursuant to notice, to move for the appointment a Committee, inquire into the price at which foreign Corn could be imported into this country. The Noble Earl opposite (Earl Bathur.st) had promised not to refuse a Committee ...
... CORN LAWS. Tlia Earl of presented petitions from Boyle and various places in the county RuaeumiDon, against any alteration in the corn laws ; aho petition from the Chamber of Commerce at Kriitol, against the alleratiun in duties on limber. The petitioners ...
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... THE CORN LAWS. The Times of Thursday announced in bo positive a man- ner the determination of the Government to repeal the Corn laws, that the political world was much excited, and, j as neither the Herald nor Chronicle mentioned the fact, the • greatest ...