New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-21
THE QUEENS SPEECH.


HOUSE OF LORDS, Feb. 1.-The doors of the
House OF Lords were opened twelve O'Clock for the adms
sio OF those who had tickets from the Chamberlain he
body OF the House afterwards filled by the peeesses
pied the back benches both sides of the House he
STRANGERS Gallery aud the Gallery OF th= Members OF the
first Peer who enter. the House the Eao Shaesbnfy
His LoG m 925 5s paSt 5g5 G9qos shSr
rerwards arrived most Of the the BISHOP OF London
General EsPsteo The French Musfiia rnfaa US 1
Powers The Lord Chancel arrived at twenty minutes p
fore two AT quarter before Two oc!ock his Royal Hgh
firing of the Park guns, and the flourish OF rampes an
nouqced the arrival OF her Ms!vsy and i've minuie M alter
order preceded by hs heIds IN their taoa!ds the Duke OF
Bucceuch bore the Crown, and the Dnke OF Wellington ue
Her Majesty who leaned upon the arm Of Prince AbeE
looked extremely well aef r. Msys u tam IN was was 0oiaS y
By otter ladies Her Majesty took hsl seat
Of Staa stood Immediately on her llsestys left hand Prince
Albert on her lett hand His Regal Hishnsss
chair was placed the first steg ui the throne.
Her Massly having desired present be seated directed
the usher OF the Black Cd to summon the HouSs Oh US
the House Commons shortly afterwards made his s6
pesrsnce when her Maestg IL eleaF and tistinct ohe
voice read the speech which handed 70 her by the Lois
Chancellor with the usual ceremonies. as follows
"lly Lords and Gentlemen:
" 1t affords satisfaction AGAIN 10 meet you IN ar
lament and have the opportunity OF proftine py your as
entertain confident hope that hs general peace so ne
for the happiness and prosperity oi ali nations WI"
Ny friendly relations with the King OF 5he French ead
the good understanding hPPy 9 p5m5sR 9 9
Of the peaceful and asicehie cs ositon Oh al
ard States confirm IN TINS expectation -,Id
have directed that the Treaty, w!ch nave conc
with rbs lmroT Of China shall be laid before you and
joce 10 think that will IN Us results prove shy
,ageons trade CT this country IL: ,-i,h
.sThrou.hou, the whole Of negotiations !" III
the Government of China, have uniformly dlsciaiHd 'T
wish for auy exclusive adv vantdser. L .,
1t has been my desire that equal i' or sh0nd oe "
the industry aud commercial enterizs OF all NATIONS
The hcstilitss which took place during me Tas1 !ee -
Scnds have led the annexation e consa-iois po'H
that coxntry the British possessions IN he as
la all the military and especially In ie
troops Native and European and the sk and
their Comm, indeG, have been most
have directed that additional information explanatory
The transactions in Scinde shall De forthwith comHnAce
TO yoU -
The estimates for the ensuing year Will De lnned'3st5
laI before They have been prepared with scI
"a economy and the With due corsiasfstoA
~ thoss exig.nces of the Public Service which are con-
nsrr5d with the maintenance OF MARITIME
M dsna nds on the Naval and Military Establish
nrs from The various parts Of Sd-lye1tended Empire
+" Nv Lords end Gentlemen ,;,; ,f savsrsl
congratulate you the Improved CONDITION oi seEea
bTaut hes OF the Trade and Manufactures nl e
@ hs, the increased demand for labor has relieved IN
,anondng degree many classes OF my faithful saolscti
from srFaIiugs aud pIvauons when al ioher elloes
have had occasion 10 dspiore- -, ..I.., ~ .ha
For several successive years lls anna p!o3"1- " 49,
revenue fe short Of the public expenditure LII.
couhdently trus. that il the present year he pnoHe
income will be amply sufficient 70 deTaE te
feel assured taa considering all matters ennnee
with the financial concerns OF The country I9T WIN -
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