... published, &c. &c. Hunt and Clarke, York-street, Coven t -garden; Suther- land, Edinburgh; Griffin, Glasgow; Wakenmn, Dublin. CORN LAWS and LANDED INTEREST. To persons who wish to be well informed on these subjects, BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER (the Monday edi- ...

... has taken place the price jat cattle. Owing to the notice of Earl Kin viliia n't, and .Mr. Mhitmore'a motions for a the Corn Laws, nil speculation grain hat for tome time ceased and now Hint these motions hare been lluo-en out, the fineness of the weather ...

... had been the usual price of corn in the towns, from which the averages had not been taken.—Lord Radnor thought that the effect of the measure proposed by the Government would be to make the Corn Laws more stringent than the laws—that would raise the averages ...

... respecting tho Corn Law . within the last year. The President of the Board of Trade had, in hi_ speerlt CORN LAWS in March, 1825, when he was opening to Parliament a scheme *>i liberal policy, had slated as his opinion, that the existing v-o.b ...

... placed in no disadvantageous position with reference to the tax, which had been renewed several times since the repeal of the corn laws, and that the adoption of this alteration would open a door to fresh exemptions. The amendment was supported by Sir F. Kelly ...

... of the Irish Poor Law Bill. The Noble Marquis said that the papers he moved for would show that great extravagance had taken place in the administration of the law. one time opposed to the introduction certain clauses the Poor Laws: from the effect of ...

... continuance of this disgrace ; and let Dissenters in the several Parishes no longer neglect to do their duty. Friday. Liberal. CORN LAWS. To the Editor of the Leicester Chronicle. Sir,—Having read in your paper two or three letters from a person siguing himself ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY. The Duke Wellington brought before their Lordships the subject of the Corn Laws, and detailed the plan of Ministers. (.This plan will be found iu our Commons’ Report.] His Grace dwelt upon the necessity of affording adequate protection ...

... PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabitants of this Borough, to consider the propriety of Petitioning Parliament to Repeal the present CORN LAWS, I do hereby convene a MEETING for that purpose, to held at the TOWN HALL, on MONDAY, the 28th of January Instant, at 12 ...

... indissolubly united. The idea was an error. The old Constitution had nothing to do with duties on corn. The ancient traditions of England were Free Trade »ne«. Corn Laws were a modern invention. In their principle tbey were connected with methods government initiated ...

... alterations ln tbe Corn Laws. In conseqn ' this resolution the Committee met, and hereby be to*? * the following form for adoption by such Hundreds ?? approte of it. * lay The Committee suggest, that as the motion for the ! tion of the Corn Laws is fixed for ...

... REVIEW. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. XXI., wj,„ published on the ,10th of June, contain lug the -ollowiiiK articles:-]. Corn Laws-2. Life and Wrlti«|» £_•*• L, Courier ?? . Ivtng )' ...