The Queen's Speech.
(SPECIAL TO UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) (BY ELECTRIC; TEi,BQB\PH.~COPVBIOHT) London, Jan. 21 The following forecast of the Queen's Spereh, to be delivered at the opening of Parliament, has been obtained. Reference will be made to the action taken ,iv Bunnnh, and a hope is expresseii that a final settlement of the Bulgarian difficulty .will be arrived at shortly. In regard to Egyptian affairs, the Englinh and 'Turkish special Corn 1 missioHers will have a further confer ence with the Khedive. i .Regret .will biexpressed that the condition of Ireland is still unsatisfactory, and a hope that Parliament] will support any. neqessa,ryf Ifigisliitiou. The Speech promises the introduction of Bills providing for local Government m England and Scotland,, seperate measures for which are being prepared f.orjreland and the Crofters, the cxti'ntion of the powers pousosstfd by Kail way Couiihissionor's. the sale of glebes, and for the establishment of international copyright. Allusion is also made to the Education Commission, and sympathy, ia expressed , with .. those -hffected by the existing depression m trade and agriculture.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1616, 23 January 1886, Page 2
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174The Queen's Speech. Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1616, 23 January 1886, Page 2
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