Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-03

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1.-THE realm and cnnnp,,c, i,Ii - ~ ieo's
Of the sheriff. and several ,t th ti ~
don.
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At i've O'clock the lord Chancellor took his sea,
3ntne "oolNAeh, where there was a yer, full atten
danre ol peers.
Nnoi'lN afterwards \lscount Melbourne entered
, '' must IN the course of few minutes the noble
"' rose ahd SAID lac had ben instructed by her
'9'SH !" present message To the house
ROY At. MESSAGES
The mcss,or ,,,> ,.,,,,il.
Ion rs follows - Wv ''''' '''''e'z
- letor,l Regina
" The queen cntcrI,irs fine G,ll,,t o,,,,. - Il :,
The House of luld, will r,ri,ip,t, N H.. l ~
Fiction which her Majesty feels ON th, .,ib -, IN,
late hme, whose constant d,sr, +, ,,,,,,., - =,
eresrs maintain the liberties. and mp",, In, law.
aud institutions OF the cou,Itr, will e,,,,,. =, L.,
h'he aud mcmnrN the heart lril and ,drrt,n,,,.# ~,
pet ol all h,> Maicsr,S subjects
E." The present state of public business =, ,l,s M,
nod al the session, when cousJ.,.J - -, :
with the law which impose on her Majesty The ,nt,
81 summousug new parliament ~ tn 3. I,,,,,,1 -
renders II me- pcdl,ut, IN the iudpn,n, al l,, NJ
IlesN, that any new measure >hould be recommended
ior >our ordshp's ,doptiou with the ,>r,n,i,, -
such may be rruurrd tn, r,r,>tn, a., ia, ,,,l
service troln the ,Io,mc Of the n,rse3,, ai', IN
In meeting of the new pmlnmcnt
tSianeh a. \u.r,o,, p,, >,
loNuus. Iunc a9--Thc Il,us,s 81 p,l,,,,,
wee last nirht solely orcun,rJ o,iI ,,,,i,,, d.,
j part of tn Queens mcss,or vl,,h ,,.l,tl -. ,l
death Of his atc Nlicsty In the I,,ds ,,I Nj
bourne. the Duke of Wclhnn,on EuI ,,,,, and
Lord Rloueham an bore the most ,,n,on,,,,1 ,,,l
cordial testimony To the amiablc Just aud patriotic
/ character OF the lameutcd Monarch. We select \
passage from the Duke OF WolIugton's spcct H. ~ be
! ny the most interesting and expressed IA tie mnst
emphatic language. Ills Grace stated that II had
fallen to hls lot to hl~ late Majesty n different
periods o difficulty aud danger lpon all those oc-
eaNrous HIS Majesty had manifested not on> those
virtues Which had been Truly described by The no
bic lscount, but likewise the greatest degree Of
htnhrss, al Cauduu OF Justice, and Of the spli ot
concllat"n towards others, which had perhaps, ever
before been displayed by any moualc h placed III such
circumstances IlI~ aIc Majesty had oonha1cd all
! the dulculurs winch had opposed IN. and they
were Great aud many, with perfect sutcrss lie had
been induced Ia serve hN late Ndcsy not alo, from
senNe al duty, not alone from feeling thai u Solc
reign al tins country had right Ia command his ser
vices III any situation III which he could render the
rmplrc asslstaucr, but also from a deep leellne Of
gratitude To his Late Majesty for ilyouls conlencd IN
on hinr--or personal distinctions bestowed npon Inn
Notwithstanding that llc had been under the noeessi
~ ol ohn"sInS himself +" the views and Intentions oi
situation under the Eo'rwn'"nt-not"tsland
that lie olp"Sn'on thus gwen led to lns Late Maes
y aiF9lshalo" 81 U' Once "Inth he then held.
l'itll lu'' 50 I'l nom inns creating any GOODNESS
:" "'''N'' l'9 H'g'''y "''h ne came 10 r 'lhoht,
NOM 'i" ''''' '"'"""' "'"'u hh WIN lh' greatest
hh''N'77' '""o'>''lSIol'' commence ana ld'ot.
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