The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26 00:00:00

Vrorerbings of fatliamtnt.
HOUSE or Loune.

leD•lr.—The Week.% of Paelleirms
on Toeday by Boy.) Cralleurrinloil. The
the Lutd Chewsllor, the Duke
)I.,Jureli, the Earl of ifsburrebnry, the Dek.
of Dockineb•sn, nod the Earl of Cardigan- est. Tod
Hon. .t two o'clock, nod took thole
„ro betirh in front of the throne. Captain ctiffer,.
of, Yeomen Vibe- of the Black Rod, wee at oboe
{b attendance of the Speaker nuJ
mer.belo of Oho floo-e of • ornosone, and 'non after.
oodn, oh. Ito)al Conamii.ion heel, in been rad at the
tbe Lord I h.noellor proceoided to read
Tem queues Bruton.

My Lords and Gentlemen,—ln again applying to you
ve your advise and essistatree, I regret that I h•ve
f, owl it neremsry to sail for river attenelaigo at an
0o.„00, Ark probebly, to many of you, an incionveniest
....a, The SoVereign of Abyssinia, in violation of all
internationsl law, continuea to bold it apti.hy seoerat
of my rubjsers, some of whom have been eelecielly
sitcridited to him by ciyaelf, and hi. pendstent d.r.-
(aid of friendly repo...citations has left me no alter-
•r@ hut the. of making • ler.optery demand for the
he.rs.o.n of my subjects, and supporting it by an
aligns's fawn I bsve acooriingly dire, tied an expeiii
lion to be sent. for that isle-pomp alone; sod I con.
'ad ,ittly eady upon the support and oo.operation of my
rsrliament in my endeavour at once to relieve their
ecue•rymen from so unfits{ imprisonment, and to vin-
dicate the honour of my Outwit. I here directed that
pavers on the subject shall be foribwith laid before you.
I receive from all foreign powers aeruranovs of their
friendly feelings, and I IN no reason to apprehend the
diaturbanee of the wasn't puma of Europe. A bond of
Itslian volunteers, withoitt authority from their own
seyrreigu. barring Invaded the Papal territory sad
ilasatema Rome itself, the Emperor of the Freesia
felt himself called upon to dispatch an expedition for
ethe protection of the Sovereign Pontiff and his
-sir noon.; that object having been aosompllsbed, and
*qv defeat sod dispersion of the volunteer fortis having
telimwdtbeltapal territory from the danger of enersal
inmeica,'DlPtsirt that his Imperial Majenty will Sod bins-
pill enahleik by an early withdrawal of hls.tro.ps, to
remove cray possible ground of min log
believe hit Majesty's Government and that of the
Xing& Holly. The treasonable conspiracy, commonly
ligiosro• As Peniarism, baled and repressed in Ireland,
'be. we rimed in England the form of organised violence
and wieassination. Thew. outrage* require to be rigor.
oults- pot down ; and I rely for their effectual sup.
priecion upon the firm administration of the ho, aid
in•shit a the great masa of my subjecte.
i;entl men of the House of Commons,—Tbis estimate.
I, the ensuing year are in the worse of preparation,
wi lin due time be laid before you. They will be
framed with • view to economy and to tau soionery re.
quirealellt• of the public service:

My Lords and Or.ntleinen,—As & newsier, sequel to
l&tie.ation of the last erasion, bills will be kid
befoie you for amending the Hispreaeutation of the
P. ople in Scotland and Ireland. I have mum to
budgie that the oommiseionere appointed to inquire
into end report upon the beendaries of existing
boroughs, as well as of the proposed divibions of caunties
and newly-enfranchised bornueds, hive made consider.
aide progress in their inquiries, awl no tiles will he lost
after the receipt of Otto report in leying before yoa
ricrionmendatinns for your consideration and de-
rision. A bill will also be orrseeted to you forth, more
effectual prevention of bnbery and eorruption at
el.ctine& The Poblie Schools Bill, which hen alftsely
hien ...see than ones eubraitted to Parliament, will
moon be laid b. fore you. Tbe general qu.tion of the
Edwatioe of the People requires your moot serious
„oter.tion, and I bees no doubt you will approach the
.obj-it with a full appreriation both of its vital
tooirienee seri its askeww edged diMaulty. Measures
will besebtaitted to you during the present asinine for
.•••• ling and ennulidating the varion. acts relating to
mercantile mantle. The exempt oa whish the country
bag now for come time enjoyed from the cattle plague
off-its a favourable orkortanity for oonsiJering such
.perintment eeactistenta as may relieve the home trade
front venations mtrietions and faciltaia tho Introduc-
tion. under des regulation, uf foreign cattle for house
conaimption. Meuures for the amendment of the law,
widels have been deferred under the pregame of more
nr,etit hi-is-u, will he submitted for your eoneidera-
tint.. Other queetions apparently selling for legislative
action have been referred to commissioner., whoa
report.,.. they shall b. re.reived, sh•II, without &lay
be kid before parliament. It is my earnest prayer
theta!' yoel deliberations rimy be io gelds 4 ac to
...Amos to the general coatentment and heppinies of
gre aeopir.

Bii flou.ss then alonrood till the evening. when.
,tn to, House of Lords, E•ii Brownie., mowed, end
LI Hylton erwooded, the adireas is reply to the
/foal speech, Mr. Hart byke sod Col..nei Hon di..
cloning the same duties in the Commons. Tb• pro.
were mralt,d by the moni c,,,,nomltanca of a
fir.t m ethic, sod in both Mousse the Address was
adopt. d.
THOM) IT. —Th• perneirlings were confined to manic.
Ina lb. e..,.1, of her Ilsj.sty to the address pared by
their lordships in answer to the 'pooch frvin the
.throes.