The daily union., 1852-11-27
THE UNION SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 27 1852
msal in its wisdom has decided that i should be sub

ment IN It's wisdom has decided that It should be sub
trus that the general iuprov emenl, Notwithstanding
many obstacles. has extended 70 Ireland and while re-
y with confidence on your aid should II be required 10
restrain that unhappy spirit OF characterization and turbu
lence which produces many and aggavates all OF the
evils which affect that portion OF my dominons, recon-
mend 10 you the adoption OF such liberal and generous
policy towards Ireland may encourage and assist her
10 rally from the depression ia which she has been sunk
by the suferings OF late years
Anxious promote the efficiency Of every branch OF
our nation and church, have thought ht 10 issue CON-
mission TO inquire into and report TO me bow far III their
opinion the captuar institutions OF the country are ca
pable OF being effective Tor the great objects OF
gious worship, religious education, and ecclesiastical
discipline have directed that the reports of the com
mission for n9uirlng into the system Of education pur,
sued at Oxford and Cambridge should be
10 the governing bodies OF those universities, Tor their
considerations and rely upon your readiness to remove
any legal difficulties which may impede the desire OF the
universities at LARGE or OF the several colleges TO intro
duce such amendments into their existing system as they
may deem TO be more in accordance with the require
ments OF the present lime.
The system of secondary punishments has usefuy
cuped the abors Of successive Paramens, and shall
rejoice If you shall find il possible TO devise means by
which. without giving encouragement TO crime, trans
portaton TO Van Demans Land may, at no distant Pc
Rod, be altogether discontinued.
The subject OF legal reform continues to engage my
anxious attention The acts passed in the last session oil
Parliament have been followed by the order necessary
for putting them in operation Inquiries are in progress,
by my direction, with view OF bringing into harmony
the ,estamen,ay jurisdiction OF my several courts, and
bills will be submitted to you for efecng further i'm
provemen,s in the administration of the law. To these
and other affecting the social condition OF the
country. am persuaded that you will give your earnest
and jealous attentions and pray that, by the blessing OF
Almighty God your deliberations may be guided TO the
| we'll being and happiness Of my people
During the debate in Parliament the reply to the adj
dress of the Queen Lord John Russell complained OF the
evasve character OF that paragraph which relates to the
CONNIE rcia policy OF the country. Lord Pamerston was
of opinion that there should be formal declaration
the part OF the House OF Commons, of its permanent
and decided concurrence in the sound policy of the
mercal arrangements established by the legislation of late
| years. 4a
The Chancellor, in reply question by Mr. Herbert.
said that negotiations going in satisfactory
spirit with the government of the United States respecting
the fisheries They had every reason to believe they
would when concluded prove perfectly satisfactory.