New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
ADDRESSES TO HER MAJESTY.
THE PRESENTATION BY THE HOUSES OF
PARLIAMENT ON JUNE % A RARE
OCCASION

London correspondence OF Inc blrInhsndW foS''
The morning of Wedne .day June 23-the day after fer
been fixed by the Queen, according TO present ar,
s ons sTa Iaf adesses upon the
plction OF her sixty years or soverelSny from %
WSSe House Hl he Lord the Speaker
oectively being ACCOMPANIED by sucm ~ non so
unique and striking an occasion Inc boIa
OF addresses 70 he sovereign reign IRON n great rarS
that il will be novelty to every member OF ne
who sa% y os E9 Mo SSvs Who ad
been returned TO Westminster few m2 2 before
Wo,1av April g. 1854. when the two houses pre-
sented similar address to TIE Qnee' IN
Of war with Russia; and the ceremonial adopted
upon that occasion vii S9T r, snS slm bS
mons for instance hi th he SAID Mbo hed Honse oe
senied to r Mar uyn by msem mf mNo OF hs oss as
are OF Her Majesty's most honorable Privy Council
Viii be- attended by this House with the said adj
dress" That having been done on the occasion
named the House met at o'clock upon the Sit ,Gd
from the bar IN answer TO the SpeaAer ina, Ier
Ma kon wS4d rS spsssr who in his
robes BY the nsrrs and Az
tended by the members then left The cnsmosr 70
present the ada nrs S aSn Tns er Her Mss
answer was communicated from the mar, the ,T0
houses having presented addresses SIMULTANEOUSLY
In times TAR gone ov was frequent sn'' Sss
for the Commons, WIN tleiI o. - rro yoly COM
sovereign i'm body and even - W. sroNo1, III, IN
nSs,nei 70 "propound matters Which were ilot s'eu
them in the charge 10 treat OF . has heen iol,v
,"l mar r', a.. Queen in person. and she remains In
town ,,e address is presented by me who.e ltouse
TS,n c te however was departed from IN lSS
,ha address, WAS ordered by the fecs 20 We presenter
by the Lords with white sts'ss uon oE ,he ooi,;
Hiohs ,,o,,s.,v,s most honorable Privy Council"
on,,or IN the reign the Queen often received me
Uer Majesty being kept waiting oy ,he Sonmors y"
iSi, Tor over half an hour because Trey mad nesev,
I'd 70 make House In sufficient time TO DC
Heps has. however been one occasion within me
last thirty years when shs queen aeseu 20 her
an aish cnud be grat!hed. something interviewed 70
make IL announcement That was al the opening S Sl
ru,ry 1869 when last It was resolved IN ;he usasi
form 10 present the address ny the who;s touse.
bu, in the interval the iae Prnce ';sVpo nassss -
r".siv. the houses In person. There would nave
hern something OF a coincidence II Her Majesty naa
in 1850 received the houses AS whole as sne nope.
70 do In 1897, for the address in The former year
contained the passage; we nnmpN srNnK IN en-
Majesty for '"'""ming Us or your uss 10 srsct
,,,sr,en, OF the difficulties which have arisen ne
tween Turkey and Greece, ard TO express ,ne 49,.
cation with which we learn maj i inssprnnInn ~
have aided In preventing any serious ono ps
,ranoultv In the Levant." This Is ony one uip i,,
tratIcn OF bow the Eastern question ~ 'mSS ia ,Sa-
ne, hut il will be more pleasant on tne dny IN ~, y,
hn The Oueen once more receives. after so long an
interval an address In person rom me sr sim
cai Una. psn,ed 70 her which in 1887 informed me
Yang monarch that they received Win sttisacHon
and gratitude Your Mn.sF yonr Ma,ss,v L. called
"a thn sove "aipnv OF hi, kir"d,m renur's ~ W.
imperative dr'' that Under ",n,s mn"r the cordial
n'onsra,,on OF your Parliament and upon the love
and sfrection OF all Your MaJesty's people