... THE CORN LAWS. Sir Robert Peel's plan has now been long enough before the public to enable a proper estimate be formed of its value, and it seems to have met with general approbation, except amongst the retainers of the Anti-Corn Law League;” they, of ...

... CORN LAWS. Mr. Hunt regretted that this question had not fallen into nv»re able hands ; but it would give government an opportunity to express their intentions upon the subject. would propose a total repeal of those law*, which deeply affected the ag ...

... THE CORN LAWS Lord John Rdssell astonished the house announcing, on Friday night, that on the 3ist of May —[a day adopted haste, without looking at the calendar, and subsequently altered the first order day after the holydays,| —he will move that the ...

... CORN LAWS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Kent, Jianuary 2, 1826. SiR-No subject has afforded so much matter for declams- tion to a large portion of the daily Press, as the Corn Laws. Whatever evils have occurred in the State, and however oppo- ...

... ON I l.((RIN LAWS. 1'N111' N0RNI\G 'UHRONlCL1E :1ll. 1!)l- ' selit,@all. I:, 1826i. C ,, f J inl %iior PiJper of the Itithi, to vi.y S~~i;-ltLt t';1 [,,,f 1*s I I 1 1 !, ;, rv bsXt:,Iy 11,> Al t 0 l I I t' tir3-ti i .'~ ~ ~ ~ - . ,t !';t' )' 6 1o vct'i ...

... 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 ...

... CORN LAWS.- To TIE EIPrOR or rimo MORNING CHRONICLE. Sinr-lire leading article in your laper of to-day,ou tile sub- jeut of thle CouiI Laws, leaves tiCe but, little to relti LA 'arr tile letter af vounr correspoudent, 'T. 1I. Siurir, however, the iu- ...

... 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 (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 ...

... 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 ...

... CORN LAWS. PUBLIC MEETING AT POLLOKSHA.WS. A meeting of the inhabitants of this burgh called by Provost Hecton, on a requisition numerously and respectably signed, was held in the United Seces'uon Church, on Friday evening last, to take into consideration ...