... change in the Corn Laws. Mr. W hitmore begins by shewing that the present laws are not in adherence to our a-.w)eut scheme policy, as the law wirier] regulated the import of corn from the year'l773 (which was about the time when England ...

... CORN LAWS. refer to an excellent ' . Mr. William Chafer column. Thi, public- pS I' be . highest praise for his 18 \ sound and useful information the landed Gentry qUeStl ° ...

... THE CORN LAWS: THE GOVERNMENT PLAN. Sir R. rose and moved that the paragraph in her Majesty's Speech relating tbe Corn Laws bs read. Tiie motion being agreed to, The Clerl/ the table read the following paragraph in the Speech from the Throne:— I recommend ...

... THE CORN LAWS W k again draw the attention of the Agriculturists rally, and particularly those of North Devon, to the qu* tion of repeal of the present Corn Laws, which will brought forward in the House of Commons in a short tin 3 is probable that Mr ...

... Bkrksiiibb.— considerable meeting in support of the corn law* has been held Wallingford; and stated that many parochial petitions arc in conrweof signature. Mr. Paulton. the paid agent the anti-corn-law League, wont Hythe, in Kent, to agitate last week ...

... CORN LAWS. (our r da wt » Mr. Benett's average of @1* tiern w;a e which only gives an 10 M' wm afeut to , pro^ tt to re fhi ilßPe ' f tl>at the rMo,utionB like those submitted ° (Mr. Grant) would atJnci °PP? s,te ' l «. th had drawn «i accede to them ...

... THI CORN LA [At this time, when there is so mach discussion ab relative to the Tnterest ; and the that exists of some alterations in the laws of pre bability this interest being made, we cannot perfi rm our duty to, 1€ more effectual! than by q ...

... CORN LAWS. I.v The Quarterly Review which appeared, there is article the subject our Agricultural distresses —Thc Reviewer sets out with correcting one mistake which too often prevails, namely that considering agriculture and manufactures governed by ...

... THE CORN LAWS. refer to the following able letter from that skilful and intelligent agriculturist, Mr. John Bear.of Kenton, and which deserves the serious attention of the public. It is necessary lo premise that the writer lives in district which produces ...

... THE CORN LAWS. At the North Essex Conservative and Agricultural celebration, Sir John Tyrrell adverted, with becoming pride, to the beneficial influence which the corn laws exercise, at this moment, on the national prosperity Though a very old man, ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Laws, or No Corn Laws —this is the question which will be discussed in the House of Commons after Easter, Mr. Villiers having boldly grappled with tbe subject, and instead of moving for a committee or a modification, be has ...

... THE CORN LAWS. opposition to the second reading of the Corn importation Bill, by Lord Ebringtou, met with sigi?l l defeat on Wednesday night, when Ministers—m a >'isc consisting only of -Rio Members—had a majojjy of 108. In this division several Conservative ...