Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-28
GREAT RpIr,,,

ing Herald, dated the os'S p'e' lO&l
important information ,b0, my my CIV
the British envoy to the Com Gov 'l,. Nj
broken off a COMMUNICATE, Gu,' q Pa
and was !. on his way to CoO,,. SHeIl
to await father insiruc,ion"s o0lilnops
caused by the obstinacy o9,t. il,Asup
lnlg upthe war upon Hera, "" 'i sAsA
lieyed to be the effect Of RUSS. %u,'A Va
Pror0gafion Of Pariiams",1 I !. l'i'r
=, . per'on.-At IL o'clock s%'| aS Ss %IS
doors were thrown open aug III /
Their Royal Highne,se,
Cambridge and the Duke Of 90 'as Dbl
the -. house about half past one n '''''iu
The Prince and Prince, 1 n,
ed about the same time. Tba .'as'nHs|
a seat appointed for her (ron,;..p 'INa
near the wooIsack. "g 'ne
There was by no means a ron
OF Peers. 'u' alna
ARRIVAL OF THE Qurry
AT twenty minutes pas, ,wo
cannon announced her Msies,s ~ aa
the entrance, and very s6onIv' ~. d,'O
the flourish of trumpeis told Thy 'n'f'
the e., Queen was then approachm, p'''
rary, which is used on these )" o 'u' 100
that purpose, the trumpels soOo"s
her Majesty was about ENTERING s'
and the heralds Immediately ns..' 'i'
lowed by the lord steward md S'u =,
GERS ofthe household. The Io,d T
preceded her Majesty. as well, ~
marshal, the Earl of Shahesba,1 - u
great chamberlain, &c. Her M;i.ry,
was borne BY the pages 10 W,iIi'.
count Melbourne stood on her Ma
bearing the sword of state, and ~ \
Shallesbury the cap Of maiOiepaes
The Queen having taken her ,c,,
throne. desired their lordsbiO, "a /.
an lnlima,ion Immediately ober4d
Sir Augustus Clifford. The ccpd.u,.
er o! the black rod, was then 5,,.-J
summon the commons
Shortly aherward the sDeske, "A
large body Of members, appeared mA
accompanied by Sir Augustus CIjsar
THE QUEENS SPEECH
The Lord Chancellor, kneeliDc 4,
night knee, then presented to her Ms
manuscript of,he royal speech.
Her Majesty in her usualdsin,i ~
phatlc manner then read The blhtl
speech -
My lords and gentlemen.
The state Of public business en,sn
TO close this prolracied and latOnOa !,
ion.
IL have 10 lament that the ciril rr
Spain forIrs an exception to The rsls
tranquility. | continue 10 receive iron
foreign powers the strongest ss;unMn
their desire 10 maintain with NE ID, O
amicable relations.
The disturbances and iBsurrsna
which had unfortunately broken out q |
per and Lower Canada have b,en pro1;
suppressed, aud | entertain confdeH y
that firm and judicious measures will
power you to restore a constitutional fora
government. which unhappy events !
compelled you for time 10 suspend
rejoice at the progress whEa
been made in my colonial possessions
ard the entire abolition of negro apP'ii
ship.
Gentlemen ofihe Home Of COmmU
IL canot sufficiently thank you fol
and liberaliy in providing M
expenses OF my household, and Tor the .
tenance OF the honor aud dignity q
crown.
Il offer YOU my warmest ackLos'
men,s for the addition which you have q
TO the income Of nv beloved mother
The manner in which this was dei''
many who had not before D
her Majes,y's most agreeable sll'siA
voice; il excited great admiration
fnn
The Queen had upon her brow %
frs, time, the royal crown before 'n'
nation she either wore chaPleI ora y
circlet Of diamonds.
Her Majesty was decorated Win Zoe
and and order ofIhe garter she wore ~
nifcent diamond necklace, aud SOaA'
OF the same costly material. o0de'
robe she had on white satin dress
med with gold tissue.
After The delivery ofthe speech las DC, !
Chancellor again knelI, and IeceN'a =.
commands relallveto 'ae r
Of the propagation, which his lOFdsa'P
-
My Lords and Gentlemen =, .,3 4
at is her Majesty's royal Will a"u ~ y
ure that this parliament be PlO.'y S.r
Thursday. the lllh day OF oc'OOI;' m y"
be then here holden, and this pao'a'I'
accordingly prorogued TO lNu'''''
| llh day Of October" ,....0iS
The Queen then rose, ana Ges's '~.
steps of the throne, preceded !ns s' NJ i,
rs on entering by the great ofnTe Cen Mi
On descending the throne ne' y T
gave her hand very graclously u emf,
Melbourne, and was observed " .' '
passing her royal uncles There , "' an
hree or four ladies in attenaau''
Queen, neither was the Duchess
present. that
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