... THE CORN LAWS. short statement, published by Mr. Painter, in the btrand, has the following statistics and conclusions, that according to the census of 1831, there are in the united kingdom 2,470,411 persons above twenty years of age employed in agriculture ...

... CORN LAWS. [From the Morning. Chronicle of We have received another letter from our correspondent T. B. support of the existing Com Laws. —We are ready admit to our correspondent, that change iv our Corn Laws would necessarily be productive ...

... Happen what will, they blame the corn for it, though the corn laws may have had as little to do with it as the old gentleman's upsetting the saltcellar, had to do with Duke Vendome overthrowing the allies. The corn laws are, in fact, with ...

... CORN LAWS. Lord Kino rose present petition against the Corn Laws from the parish St. Luke's. The petitioners stated that they had the greatest confidence in his hfajesty's Ministers, and his Lordship also had great confidence in them, and lie was glad ...

... &c. where ftauds prev.il, and where the farmer does not deal with tbe corn merchant, but through an agent. Mr. Christopher proved, that since the esta b.ishineut of the corn laws, the price had varied less in Eugland iliau in any other couutry in Europe ...

... CORN LAWS. Lord brought forward 26 Resolutions on the subjeet the Corn Laws, which his Lordship wished referred committee. In his speech deprecated the measures recently proposed respecting those Laws, eulogised the practice of our ...

... THE CORN LAWS. [From Blackwood'* Magazine.] The high price of grain, originating in the cold and wet summer 1838, has invested the subject ihe Corn Laws with unprecedented interest. Ever since the great constitutional change Of 1832, more than average ...

... was the effect of the corn laws. But he does not tell us how the corn laws have produced tbis effect. There has been no falling off ih tbe demand of goods for Europe, if 1 tbere has been no increase, and therefore the corn ...

... the rural districts of England, which was begun by the war is continued by the corn laws; and we appeal to the Tory press, particularly to the opponents of the new poor law, for the proof that the condition of our agricultural labourers has been one of ...

... CORN LAWS. The contemplated alteration in the Corn Laws has naturally occupied the attention of tbe agricultural interest, arid several gentlemen have published their opinions, urging the necessity of a protecting duty on the importation of foreign grain ...

... Strictly analogous to your own conm-i-tion wrh Corn laws. That you should alteration in these laws will occasion a redurt rent tin, both natural ami justifiable. Though dun-ring from many ...

... certain known laws which govern both the production of corn and the relations of trade, which are not only independent of, but superior to, all legislative enactments. The real and permanent good derivable from the repeal of the Corn Law will be twofold—first ...