... just what I complain of; but' before the abolition of die corn laws was werth thousand pounds more> 'f _ First Statesman— How did yon get rid of It llagged Man—Before the repeal the corn laws I bought n leaae for twenty-one years a fairMj by, paying a ...

... CORN LAWS. } Tue following letters, which first appeared in the “Perth Advertiser,” attest the progress which the ques- ' tion for repeal of the curn-laws is making among the “To the Sceretary of the Dundee Anti-Corn-law Association. ...

... met. The corn law has been the curse of the farmer; and if he will examine the question closely, he will soon be convinced of the fact When England had no corn law she exported corm. As a ion has been made here, not only im favour of the ...

... meeting of telat.tarmerii was hold at Harleston, In Su ezlk; a on Wednooday Ic'nalght, when resolutlon condemnatory of the el 1 corn lawrs were carried by a great manjority. pr S. SADUDLWORToo.-A public meeting of the lihabitnutsof Saddle- el worth was held ...

... might experienced Ihe. corn told, in consequence of the low price of foreign corn raised by forced labour. litis it, fact, the pretent ttate things the Continent Europe. The corn ot Poland and it a. near to trance it to England; the corn of the Black Sea and ...

... THE CORN LAWS There are political economists upon whose opinion of the effect of the Corn Laws much reliance may placed as that of the writer of these notes. In the Sttnuiard of Monday we find the following series question, which that able journal says ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Tr the farmers wanted any proof of the sliding being a humbug, they now have it. Upwards of million two hundred thousand quarters of wheat been bonded in the present year, independent of million and a half quarters of oats, barley, w flour ...

... believe that the repeal of the corn- laws would tend materially to lower the Price of curn. J believe it would raise wages und increase the employ- ment of the people. ‘Thus, althoug’ it would not lower the price of corn, it would bri increased means of ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Carlisle Hournal. CARLISLE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1849. Lord Ashley was right. The Corn Laws are doomed. All the London papers, Monopolist and Liberal, agree that they must be repealed—either by Act of Parliament, or by an immediate order ...

... THE CORN LAWS. To those who want time or mcli lation to study the variouSj bearings of the great question now at issue between the politica parties of this country, we recommend a perusal of the following quotation from Smith's Wealth of Rations. is more ...

... theocita of Kth;ob 1834,agaCert ame ~aieq,.-Atthere anfeal' eto fthe Udi*,r.'n- Mi nor bteeg atatoinydht i theire opinifn the corn.ulaw. are lnu. o oneu tof thes drsp awit of=te eu i;y tand. reost Inndiugnathe ChamberWa sto i ninoto.te rauyadt ptto both ...

... CORN LAWS, At a Meeting the Owners and Occupiers Land, held at the Swan Hotel in Bedford, the 6th of July, 1825, John Foster, Esq. of Brickhill, in the Chair: IT WAS RESOLVED, That an intimation has been given, that during the ensuing Session of Parliament ...