... THE CORN LAWS. That highly-gifted agricultural economist, WILLI »M BLACKER, Esq., of Armagh, has addressed powerful Letter, this important subject, to the Chairman the Anti-Corn Law Deputation, now assembled in London, for the better carrying on of their ...

... CORN LAWS. The House having gone into the Committee the Corn Laws' Amendment Bill, The Marques LONDONDERRY inquired whether it was true that certain Noble Lords had received intimation, that they did not change the nature of the votes which they gave ...

... CORN LAWS. • Lord KING said, as it was probable the last time during this obscure Session Parliament, that should have the opportunity presenting any more Petitions against the Corn Laws, should therefore take advantage the time allow ed, had several ...

... repeal of the existing laws will lower the price of corn. u Mr. AIKEN It will tend not muck to lessen the price of it here as to equalise it everywhere. The present law raised the price here and depressed it abroad. Then equalising law must raise it abroad ...

... urged against the existing British corn laws are principally based on a wrong hypothesis, and a very remediable defect the practice of taking the averages. 44 It assumed that bread be abundant and cheap, the admission of corn foreign growth was unrestricted ...

... CORN LAWS. We have only space this evening to direct attention to tbe speech of Lord MOUNTCASHKL, Fermoy, and to that of the Right Hon. Sir Gaoaos MUEEAY, Ardwick, on the all-engrossing topic of the corn laws. The latter, it will seen, is in favour some ...

... Ireland. 44 That nnder the present system corn laws the country is gradually, but steadily, improving in agricultural production. 44 That during the last two years scanty harvest the present system of corn laws proved to be sufficient to avert any disastrous ...

... CORN LAWS. Lord moved that the reading of the Bill for taking the average prices British Corn, should Thursday next. Lord moved that the average prices of British corn the different counties and district* England, for the six weeks preceding the first ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Viscount MELBOURNE presented a petition from Bridge favour of the total rejval of the corn laws. Lord ASH BURTON said that the house must aware the great iinjiortanre this subject, more especially the cultural interests the country, whose ...

... LAW Mr. LABOUCHERE gave notice, on bebalf of the noble lord the member for London, that on Thursday, the Sth of June, he would move,that the house resolve itself into a committee of the whole house, for the purpose of considering the laws relating to ...

... CO) LAW: Ministers, although they have failed in exciting the factious ery whi&h they hoped to rise in England, have succeeded—and we rejoice that such is the case—in producing an upon which they little calculated. Mr. and their other Irish partisans ...

... CORN LAWS. Several petitions were presented the subject the Corn Laws. Mr. ROBERT GORDON presented a petition from certain owners and occupiers land in the County of Gloucester, praying that there might no alteration the Corn ...