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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1859

TIIE
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT

THE QUEEN'S SPEECH.

A Special Edition of the NORTHERN TIMES will
be published this afternoon about two o'clock, with
an account of the Opening of Parliament and a full
copy of the Queen's Speech.

DAY'S NEWS

Parliament will be opened to-day by Her
Majesty in person, who arrived with the other
members of the Royal Family and attendants at
Buckingham Palace yesterday forenoon. Shortly
after a Privy Council was held, at which the
Royal speech, to be delivered this afternoon, was
agreed upon. We will publish the speech in an
extra edition about half-past two o'clock this
afternoon.

The present condition and future prospects of
the shipping
interestmuch of the United Kingdom has
caused of late
discussion,ninil. and at North
Shields, the other
sNilr. Lindsay, M.P., one
of the largest shipowner;r4o En land, addressed
his constituents on this
uestion. So
unpopular does the hon. memberlit
he appear to have
made himself by the course
in has adopted in
boldly, stating his convictions
his health,
of free
trade, that at a late public dinner
when
formally. proposed, was received with
hisses and hooting, and the toast was rajesnt;rrnd boyf
the
.company. Mr. Lindsay is stronge
opinions, brings facts and figures forward in his
to prove .
conclusively that free trade is as sound a principle
in shipping as in any other branch of commerce.
Mr. Mr. Lindsay, however, concedes a grievance
to the shipowners. The duty on timber, he says,wo
presses hardly on the . shipowners, as do some of
the shiping dues. With regard to the former, he
promises that a motion is to be made on the subject
in the House, and he is sanguine that the Commons
will condemn the tax.
A fire broke out in Nottingham yesterday morn-
ing, and damage to a very large extent was the
result. So far we do not know the exact loss,
but there is no doubt it is very considerable
indeed.
1“1-st night's Gazette warns English vessels
visiting
of July, as the
Japan until after the Ist
ports are not to be
English
men-of-war are instructed to prevent a