... of wheat, flour, and meal were imported into the United Kingdom, and the average impartation since the abolition of the corn laws in 1849, was 4,214,608 quarters per annum, while the entire import of the last four months in 1854 was only 465,435 quarters ...

... Fcilding voted for Law and Feilding about half-past one, and then took his departure with his lady amid loud cheering from the galleries; Mr. Goulburn voted for Law and Go«l--burn; Mr. Lefevre plumped for Mr. Goulburn; Mr. Law for Law and Feilding, during ...

... Ils. Gd. ias see-tin; br ke -pli bit sacialf-pao~itwenlve o'clotck, lelably deligleled at the a tad etinctaaai of tlse corn laws. ci Hu~elaotf~.-'leO inhabitants nI l1oaefeortl tfet a 1istorested onl chis inaporttait occascionand collected themn. SedCc' ...

... outcry I because we think we shall not be able as 'well to com- pete with foreigners without corn laws as with them. It was always my opinion, before the corn laws were abolished, that whatever taxation we might have to hear, anid whatever our competition ...

... breadths of corn ee al lde cannot be qteetticned~ Tho likwet ujbdv beeaftv~pured with for some days has,JdoWever; restoreden fdenice as to an Ritineately favourable result of the harvest ; bnt Irdin Ltle iamallneesiof the quantity of corn artq~all* oar ...

... representatives had opposed—acting, he would admit, up to the principles they had avowed—the repeal of the corn laws. He was glad that these laws were at an end, but he was afraid that they had done very much mischief, and had made almost enemies of those ...

... enjoyed clod, by corn-growers on British soil, Assist us in maintaining wed our monopoly of sugar in the colonies, said the planters to med the corn and rent owners, and you will find our parlia- have mentary interest upholding the corn laws. You may pro- ...

... time, when so much interest attaches to the discussion going on in the Belgian Chamber of Deputies on the subject of the corn laws, the follow- ing statement of the import and export of the various descriptions of grain, &c., at all the ports of Belgium ...

... said that this budget had not a fair and honest and legitimate pur- pose; it was to punish the clms which 'repealed the corn laws. (Cheers.) The house itax was just enough in itself, btt its increase was unjustunder the circumstances of the country. Tdr ...

... January to the 3rd of February. The markets are all excited by the news of our government propositions in respect to the corn laws; prices are generally held higher, but waiting further accounts there are scarcely any sellers —prices asked in Danzig are ...

... Chars it liss yet attained. P Present lrines, tlieogh about 10s. per qr. higher than thep average since the abolition of the corn laws, ?? Moderate, s under existing circumnstances, whirls may be thus ?? b rated. A deficient, wheat harvest in Great Britain ...

... Colonies Bill, July 15. ' Corn, Detention of, at Ancona, Feb. 6. Corn, Exportation of, March 13. Corn, Exportation of, from Portugal, March 16,17. Corn, Importation or, from Russia, March 23. Corn Importation Bill, Jan. 23. ...