... CORN LAWS. L the pten of Joinr MI A Letter from, tile pen of Jolly ss nto Lenton House, near Nottingham, h just bee sq. of of Ca on the question of the Comr Laws. The follow Published frd C deserves the attentive perusal of every reader statement fed ...

... | L~t THE CORN LAWS. I .- . v . -- .~ ., I. At the last metropolitan meeting of the Antir. Law Leagne, Earl Ducip, who was in the hr the following statements, with a view to sh fits to be derived from growing wheat on land of th| ent qualities _dof' The ...

... THE CORN LAWS. 'Theavol~iIe Object of tbe bill of 1815 wa~ to keep tile Pri-e of grain sternfily higIh, tiult je, to make lireid alwavi denr. T1hjs fnet cannot be too often refearred to, forming as it de-s a very important el~- ienst ;I) thle disculssioms ...

... THE CORN LAWS (The annual Corn Circular of Messrs. J. and C. Sturg® has just been issued—it as follows.) Birmingham, Wednesday, 7pM. Until the uncertainty which so long hung over the intentions of ministers with reference to the corn-laws ...

... CORN LAWS. - .-LAA.A Gus t., P-1 - nbe, liled ?? are indebted for the following excellent be e black silk ittle placard, to our friend Mlir. Livesay of Preston. a velvet e recommend Anti Cern-Law Associations to reprint and circulate ?? Corn-Late Circular ...

... Pat liwslent, as a goocrani.en nettore a motion for the Repeal of thu, present, Coan la ws, by I' whir i the detty o0 foreign corn imported is regulated nt by a graduatedr scale, Should thei ruotnur prove true; Pt ?? the preseitt scle of diuties be repealed ...

... edi comliitiou of the markeits is als'o the effect ofthe corn laws, Ihait the wea lthy classes on the Continent caniot purcihase English meiichandise, because the.Englissh do not buv their corn and that the Continental mniarutfgitur'erisard atiorepro ...

... NO CORN LAWS. (From the Radical Corn Law Repealer.) We foretold the consequence that would fol- 9 low the passing of the Corn Laws; we were told I that we were a swinish multitude, a rab- 9 ble, a mob, ...

... been ascribed to the operation of our Corn Laws; but what, we would asIc, must be his position when the price of his food is raised at home. Must it not follow as naturally as night follows day, that if the price of corn is raised abroad, that the foreign ...

... CORN LAWS. ,d, we refer withpleasqrv to the proceedings of the Meeting at Bradford, on Thursday last, on tse swliject of tbe Corn laws. !an Tbe ltebolutiozi5 adop ed by tbat Meeting coutaiu a great deal ch of tru li, which ought to be strongly impressed ...

... THE CORN LAWS. TO T. B. ESQ., KENT. SIR-I have perused your letter in The Morning Chronicle, of the 12th instant, containing a criticism of Mr. Whitmore's to bis Electors. WVith that gentlemnan I am no wsly conur.cted, bat I think his publications on ...

... believe that a simple repeal of the Corn Laws, unaccompanied with any otl- er measure, would materially better their condition. These scribblers care not a rush for the poorer classes; but taking advantage of the ?? Law ex- citement, caused by famine prices ...