... THE CORN LAWS. On Thursday, Mr. moved for Committee of whole House to take the C irn Laws into considers: on, with a view repeal. S;r Wm. Molesworth led the motion, and both these gentlemen merely - eiied arguments which have been hundred tunes - t.i' ...

... CORN LAWS. A till* of A u% fc«« done |M 4 service i*> a *'• landlords; Hear ''M ibs Factor. Miller. 'li- Biker ,e. Farmer. and ten limes much LsoJlorJ ! 'J» lo.il Tbe writer s.y«: '* But count Ibe question as regards our roan, bn« been repeatedly ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Thk agriculturists and their friends must be prepared for a great struggle in the: defence of the Corn Laws, which are to be assailed with more than usual violence by the repealers, who have been busily engaged for some months past in ...

... CORN LAWS. *** Several articles left over from want of room THURSDAY, JULY 1844 no foreign news of tbe slightest importance, if we except the squabble between France and Morocco, which may have more serious consequences than we are yet aware of. The Emperor ...

... THE CORN LAWS. 3lr Thornlet said bis hon. colleague Villiers) was now absent from indisposition, but if it was possible, he would bring on the motion of which he had given notice for to-morrow, for the repeal of the Corn.laws. ...

... CORN LAWS. Some efforts have been made to per- the Farmer* of the United Kiugdom, that Sir Robert Peel contemplates an alteration the Laws, which will detrimental their interests Ami Linctdnshire, this niis-repreeentation had some effect in procuring ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The following Yorkshire members roted in the minority of 195, in favour of Mr. Villiers's moliou, that the house resolve itself into a committee to take into consideration the act regulating the importation of foreign com : E. Haines, Leeds ...

... CORN LAWS. At a iMimnoiK meeting the Gentlemen of this County held the Shirehuiise, on Thursday last, it was unanimously d, that Petitions presented to botb Houses of Parliament, requesting them to take the present Corn Laws into their early consideration ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (From the Caledonian Mercury.) The cause the unsteady prices in corn, much com. plained of here, lies deeper than acts of Parliament, being occasioned hy the variableness the seasons, which the consti:ution of nature. Corn has always varied ...

... THE CORN LAWS Mr. WniTMOiiE, in able speech, called the at* trillion ol House to llie impolicy the Corn Laws. He shewed, that the effect ilie prohibition system produced lluctuaiion ruinous tu the lai iner, and occasional enormous pi ices most burdensome ...

... CORN LAWS To the Editor of the Norfolk Chronicle. Sir—l beg lea\«e through the medium of your widely extended Journal, to congratulate the Agriculturists and the country in general on the able Expose put forth Mr. Canning on the Corn Laws.— The principle ...

... CORN laws. Earl Fitzwilliam said, it was his intention to bring his motion on the subject of the corn laws before the House on Thursday next. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, June 1. The Nairnshire road bill was read a third time and passed. Mr Handley brought ...