... -eorder to give full scope to tile principles of cam- blind ae mercial freedom in this counrtry. utterly j- We have placed the corn laws on a sound footing, or the toThe e )r and one whicha it will not be easy for ainy party t not be itdisturb. hits of id The ...

... SALUS POPUE LBX sUPH3A. FRJDi.r, DECEMBER 22, 1843. A FIXED DUTY ON CORN-A FIXED| INJUSTICE.| The core law question being now reduced to a i choice between a fixed duty and total repeal, wre may of expect to encounter a cloud of sophistries in sup- P ...

... tit-se obtained on this d:iy weed- and at et- whiech the marketcltsed tirmly. The is:estion of the ttstt ?? :rt, of the corn laws formed the r(ipict fm ci- thian unusina di-as- st ellu amongst the farmers and othero to-day. her We are tolerably wv:tll ...

... lonourable Heuo 'Cec~ld st have at oncesfreed the country frotn thse oppreasivc burden of lbs runjust, iniquitous, and impolitic corn laws. 1-That, white resetrng on this hope, and strivingtobcar tlleirssffse. togs with paticnce, your petitionesl hav-e learned ...

... extrermely'dull since last Tuesday; C Land the approaching meeting of Parliament, coupled with C the rumoured alteration, in the corn laws, deter speculators re from taking advantage of a falling market. To-d'ay there th were few buyers at market, and only needy ...

... very possibly, remembering their defeat on the Corn Laws by the millowners, resolutely shut their eyes to the consequences. On Tuesday, the Army Service Bill went through committee, and the Irish Poor Law Bill was read a third time and passed. In the House ...

... singular advantages. Well might he say,- g 4' What a strong p1ositi., (o I occupy, when I now o call for a change in the corn laws T The leaders of c both the Parliamentary parties, Ministers and er- g Ministers, had been diligently employed, a fortnight ...

... simplest and most popular form in the se nal speeches of Mr. Cobden and the parliamen- a, as tarv debates on the repeal of the corn. laws. C, ro- It is not to be expected that public men ii, ho can talk philosophical treatises to bring tb .LC- the plainest facts ...

... prospect, p from some of which we may expect a few practical ti results. There are the banking laws, the corn laws, a the poor laws, the 4iactory lawva, and the sugar laws 0 still-to be discussed, and upon three of these we may hi look for ...

... forwvard his' StltiOl) Sol in regard to the corn laws; and tmat disappohinhtmen lt s mixed 1W wieh regret that the season was hie Indisposition. Pastie n the thi cit are more alive to the operation of thse pr sent corn tares than fro fluY have been, and this ...

... by those who pretend that the manufacturers 30 only look to foreign trade, and'who then contend that to the repeal of the corn laws will give but little relief, be- 1 e- cause there will be no great increase of foreign trade. c is We might grant all they ...

... CORN LAWS.-FREE TRADE. [I if The annual meotin ofthe Mianchistor Chamber of Commerce )y was held on Monday wat. J. D. Smith, E5Iq., in the chair. The It W annal rportdetailed the steps taken by the Board with rele- St If rone to he qatistimof the sugar ...