... under the corn laws, and otherwise. Mr. BAINES considered that the best argument for the repeal of the corn laws was the depression of the agricultural interest, which did not exist before they operated. Mr. MAXWELL said that the corn ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TO THE EDIT-757-THE SUN SIR,--1 am a constant reader of your %aluahle Paper, and have agreed in a ll your remarks relative to the Corn-laws. About six weeks ago a county meeting wacalled, to take place in th e Shi re-hall in Worcester to ...

... CORN LAWS. On•the Motion for the reading of the Order of the Day - for the further consideration of the Repmt of the Committee on the Corn Laws, The CnAx - cEi.Lon 'of the EXCHEQUER moved, that the first Resolution only should be considered on this day ...

... CORN LAWS. Duke of 'WELLINGTON presente I a petition from Southampton, against any alteration the Cornht‘rs , CHURCH PATRONAGE. 14ord STRA FFORD presented pe:itions from places in the County of Derry against intrusion of Minisiers. - Letd HADDINGTON presented ...

... CORN LAWS. The' Duke of WELLINGTON begged to give notice, that on to-morrow se'nnight, he should move fur certain returns respecting corn, and that on that day he should state to the House what measure he meant to propose respecting the Corn Question ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The Earl of MALMESBURY moved an humble address to he presented to his Majesty, praying that he would direct that there be laid before the House a Copy of the An. saver of the King of Prussia to the Merchants of Dantzic ; and also, a Copy ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. Pryme is to move this evening an Amendment on the Motion of Mr. Villiers, respecting the Corn-laws, to the following effect : That this House resolve itself into a Committee, for the purpose of considering' whether it be expedient that ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. WHITMORE postponed his motion on this subject to the 26th of this month, CATHOLIC CLAI MS. Lord HOTHAM, alluding to this question, saidhe should to-morrow move for a c a ll,of the House ) , for the day upon which it would be discussed. ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. KEKEWICH presented a petition from a Surveyor and Land-agent, of Exeter, relative to the Corn Laws.—Ordered to be printed. The SPEAKER, looking at the petition, said, that he much feared that it would he difficult to print it, for it seemed ...

... of Wellington and his party were the movers of the present corn laws, and they took great credit to themselves for the enforcing of these laws. The graduated scale and means of bonding the corn have enabled the prudent importer at all times to secure a ...

... CORN LAWS. The Nonts EARL also presented petitions from Liverpool and Nottingham in favour of a free trade in corn ; and gave notice of his intention after the recess of presenting a similar petition from the metropolie. ENGLISH AND IRISH JUDGMENTS' ASSIMI- ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. said he was. instructed -bv the Corn Committeeto state to the house, that the Comy mnittee had met from day to day.to collect evidence on the important subject referred to their impliry;' that a considerable number of witnesse,s,'smitmoned ...