... THE CORN LAWS. ( From the Liverpool Albion of Monday. ~) We have good authority for stating, that it is not the intention her Majesty's Government introduce any new measure respecting the Corn-laws. The Ministry have decided to atlaw the Acts Parliament ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Putting aside the assertion the Timet and the reply of the Standard, common sense and the exigencies of the present crisis tell us that no Minister could stand at the head of affairs opposed to the repeal of the Corn-laws. The present dearth ...

... CORN LAWS. There has been, I c-m told a rumour through town for the last few days, which is very generally credited, and is to the effect, that some time since an interview was desired by Sir Robert Peel with the Duke of Richmond, for the purpose of ...

... THE CORN LAWS. short statement published by Mr. Painter, in the Strand has the following statistics and conclusions, that according to the census of 1831, there are in the United Kingdom 2,470,411 persons above 20 years of age employed in agriculture ...

... CORN LAWS. I Corn Importation Bill went through Committee in the House of Lords, on Thursday night, without alteration, in the short space of two hours and a half. The Earl of Stan- Hope aud Lord Beaumont proposed some amendments, but discussion they ...

... CORN LAWS. The debate was resumed on Monday night. There is nothing now more certain, no matter how this debate may end, than that an alteration of importance will be made by the present Ministers in the Corn Laws, whether this shall be a fixed daly, ...

... THE CORN LAWS. We have good, reason to know that a confidential agent of the government is at this moment engaged in examining the speeches delivered at the various anti-corn-law meetings, and selecting and arranging what appeared to him to be the most ...

... CORN LAWS. We have seen a letter from a Tory county member to an influential constituent, in which he expresses his conviction that Sir R. Peel will, in the ensuing session, meddle with tho corn laws only so far as to make some adjustment of the sliding ...

... issued for the admission of corn duty free ? The propriety of doing a thing and the likelihood of its being dune are obviously two very different ques- tions. We do not believe that any agricultural adherent of the corn laws so zealous that he would not ...

... THE CORN LAWS. As the period for the meeting of Parliament draws nigh, the excitement and anxiety as the movements of the I Ministry, with respect to this all-important point,increase and heighten. That some great change is abut to be made, all are agreed ...

... CORN LAWS. The only rumour at all entitled to attention is one that Sir Robert Peel has succeeded iv bringing over the Duke of Buckingham to consent to the general principle a modification in the corn laws, so far as the mode of taking the averages, and ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The Quarterly Review, an article on this subject,contends, that the effect of the repeal of the Corn Laws would be to throw out of cultivation a large proportion ofthe lands appropriated at present, these countries, to the production of ...