... heard and the Duke of Buckingham will mingle his wailings with those of the Anti Corn Law Lea- gue, who will still be as truculent as ever I True enough, the Corn Law will be for a time in effect repealed, and wheat as low, for the nonce, as open ports ...

... IO- LAWS. Sir 1. B. Lethbridge hls. addressed the follorvini letter to the lirdo viers and occupiers of West Sainersetrrecum- mending an alteration in the corn-laas: - I Sandhill Park, Nov. 19, 1838. t GeCLlemen-As I am convinced only one wish can animate ...

... JOHN SINCLAIR. CORN LAWS, 9COTLANM).-At an adjourined General eetintb)F of ?? aud Cotnmissioners of Supply, flinmin se. ?? rounties in Scotland, specially assenittled to conisider ?? qtietlion ofan alteration oi t le existiti- coru laws, held atEdim- li ...

... TiE CORN LAWS. I Mr Christopher, M.P. for the Lindsey division of' Lincoinshiro, met a body of his constituents on the 17th inst., and in the course of a long after-dinner speech propounded a scheme for the alteration of the corn laws, which, from the ...

... | 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 ...

... 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, ...

... before him ibr his destruction. Would any body tell him that the abro- gationm of the corn laws rwould benefit the shipowner, or any English interestl There was a set oY laws, passed .he was sorry to-say by Liberal Tories as thoy stN led tlie*asolvsby wefie ...

... dineatien whatever, but will insist on the immedi-ate and absolute repeali of the corn-laws. It is impossible not to feel that thjey who advocate a total ropeal of the corn-laws, atd a removal of any imposition o'f alny kind ol the subsistence of the people ...

... few words why he did not approve of the corn laws. JTbe object which was proposed by the origi. nators of the corn laws was, to preserve, as much as pos- sible, a uniform price of corn. And if the present laws ...

... THE CLERICAL CONVENTION AND THE I CORN LAWS.. MANCfIEH, TuEsDAY,,, Aua, 17.-The Confercnco of the MiniIstesof Religio on the. subject of the Corn- law coznmeneecj this day. Th Zminblors h the Con- ference assembled in the Towna-hall, and th'a benches ...

... increased rental during the period that has elapsed since the repeal of the Corn Laws of more than two millions a year. But the advantage, derived by landlords from a repeal of the Corn Laws, and the general improvement which has thereby been ex- perienoed, does ...