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      styled the edifice ; and said that the Protestants of Rome were not content to worship , except in a building which has something like the appearance of a temple . Alluding to the proposition to raise money I for the purpose of erecting a Catholic cathedral in liondon by the sale of indulgences , he stated that a I large sum of money had been raised within the last I ff > W WPflca—nnt hw inrtnicrannoa < n > + lm «_ .. _« . ¦ /• I kh % / WA .

      I the cultivation of all those arts which are fostered by peace , and which in their turn contribute to maintain the peace of the world . I * ¦ ' In closing the present Session , it is with feelfncs of gratitude to Almighty God that I acknowled ge the gene ral spirit of loyalty and willing obedience to the Law Which Animnfoa m v 'pA / tnio . Q . « Av . „ * ., . I — lU j ,, is

      _ -. * vww * , . mw v * rj ***** i ** £ y ^ •>*«» * Vfi C 7 Ci cUHOlJ OI a Protestant church or chapel in Rome . A curious scene ensued . Lord Habrowb * asked whether Ministers would lay on the table a copy of the correspondence which took place in 1839 and 1840 respecting an application to build a chapel at Naples . Lord Lans - p owNE , in a loud voice , said , " I will make inquiry I into the subiect : and iho-n irmm ^ A \* : ~ * \ . iic

      „ . „ ... „ „ . _ , ^ c , uuuu a spirit me best security at once for the progress and the stability of our free and happy institutions . " L / S v c ? a » oe" - <> r then formall y prorogued I the Parliament in the usual manner , and the Queen returned to Buckingham Palace . . "* "een ' lKCOlTI ! AWnPi ) niiiiDnMrTi ,, »* rr . I

      " T ,. ' - — " - ""» - ; u jua tune io a whisper , the Bishop of Oxford drawing near to listen At the conclusion of the confidential talk Lord Habrowb y said he would not press his ques- , tion ; and the subject dropped . During the remainder of the sitting , the roval assent was gtven to several bills ; thf Commons ' amendments to . the Patent Law Ampndm ^ f n ; n

      _ , •—»¦»• " *¦ " ¦ " * ' ¦ A . O . A . —« ir . nume s committep Commons " - - follo ™ g resolutions to the House of Lv , "T ^ at the , commi"ee have determined , considering the advanced period of the session , and ' the state" ? now Si ! ° f the H ° ' that their Proceedings be -i ' !™ ! 'J ' . l not expedient , in the present verv inenm .

      disagreed to—consequentl y the bill is lost ; and the Commons amendments to the St . Alban ' s Commission Bribery Bill were agreed to . Yesterday the Queen prorogued Parliament in person . Ihe brilliant weather drew an additional tnrone westward , and tho A / r » ii ¦\ x 7-k ,- »« i , _ ii ___ j * - « w Af it tii \\ ztinu

      House De mqUlry ' re P ° rt the evidence to the

      X > l t ^ . •^ M . s . . . 9 Him iiblie " 7 Weie early Crowded with a sight-seeing The foreigners present , amongst whom were several of high rank , were numerous and appeared anxious to behold the imposing spectacle Ihe bands of the various battalions of Foot Guards " SSin'ar & , " *?^ f i T . * entrancTi : — ¦ " " ai iu

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      Ta , o•— - »« vC , « garaen entrance to St . James s Palace ; at the Horse Guards ; and at the Queen's entrance to the House of Lords . At twenty minutes to two o ' clock , the stately i > ro-SVf , ? ucki "g ham Palace , her Majesty ^ bSng attended by the great officers of the household he ? ^ I ff ! 1 ° i ! - ? _ ° . ' and Ladies in Waiting "' ' liai uii

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      "v"o " * waning on Prince Albert . The guard GuaX "' ° nS 1 Sted ° 8 qUadr ° ° f the Kraf Ltfe thJ T n ? i ° pJ ^ I ? ' 8 ! to several h ™*> and Queen w 1 , h ^ fn ' ? hlS knees ' Presented the with L 7 ? e followin speech , which she read I with her customary clearness of intonation —

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      THE QUEEN'S SPEECH . " My Lords and Gentlemen , "I am glad to be able to release you from vour » t tendance in Parliament , and I thank you foVTe dihgence with , wh . ch you have performed your laborious dutieT I ^ : ^ rP :: eT atain the mo 8 t " - ^ ^ ion ,

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      ¦ " I am happy to be able to congratulate you on the rer ,- cop ., derabje diminution which has taken place in the Afrlcan and Brazilian Slave trade . The exertion . of my squadrons on the coasts of Africa and BrazH o thet T T « ' gilanCe ° the Crui - » <> f France and ' Sradli A C 8 } and aidGd by the ~« P « . tion of tie resu " G ° Vernment ' have »« i » lj contributed to this

      o some of the crvino- pvitV 7 Vk J "«« -Tiy , a to -T ^ SXS ' ^ - " SS £ ^^ 55 iSSS tinued practTce of renewaT '' ' Th " 11 * '' T the lon 8 conlonrr rl . - i ^ .., »„ : „ ... ^ ai - 2 he amendment cauaprf »

      _ ' Gentlemen of the House of Commons , 1 thank you for the readiness with which you have granted the supplies necessary for the service of the " My Lords and Gentlemen , I J . t IS 8 ili . iHfnr > trk ** v t *\ nun « ^ i ...

      tail of the session Lord TnlTS y dlscu 8 s « l at the , dete rmination to proceed thhtS ltuS 8 EI ' dpc 1 " ^ his A * jjub

      very UrgereducMonToT . ^ ^" r ^ rrSjS S ^ I ^ S" ^ excceded the public « p « ^» " <* £ J-blerJr r ^ flIld < hat y ° U haVC thetehy h <™ stnVf ^ VC my P P le fr «' m « n impost which re-I « . t tl t 7 ; JOymCUt ° ] i « nnd «« ' i » their dwelling . * trust that this enactment , with others t « » . i . ;« W „„ . ' I

      • 'leusea a wish that it t ) ,,,., i . i i »» uau The House « f Lords miht . n > C pa 8 ? lhi 8 8 «*« ion . Uents as it thought fk A \ ZV ° * rej ^ lhe ame » d-Progrc .. . and ffi by fis ' to 20 "XK ™??? ? f P ° rtin « ^ XX . ^ £ i % &ffi ^ F v £ ^ to- ^^ to - ^ i ^^

      ^ the health and comfort of my subjects annlL " T ° ' ^ a 88 id " y ^ ith which you have £ ^ y T to th , - - - » of . l : tioTof" ! cr - T- ° ^ % 1 CCki"K the undue ,.. « . p » lr i 0 ^«» t » c « l litle- conferred by a forei ^ ,

      wlu ' lo' ^ r ' ^ hIgh ° 8 atififa « = tion to find that I'ib ii , ^ I principle , of relfoiou . liberty , . „ - « .. ¦ u ' d ainon UN - # l »> e attention you have bestowed m , tt . « a . 7 ..-:... ¦

      * " « ll () ll < jf Tl .- 1 JHIIIUH 1 Hl > - 'v <»« c ntB ' > r ° VC bCI 1 ° ndal ' U"d J-d to further ' i , n Hi | t 0 HieTdJ '"'! ^ ' " " colIB «« t « o » Jiill relating ,

      " •' Ki'inontoMhar I '"" »« : < - «» i"e better mat (> ll « Pro ,,,, ' , depar ' ment ' " »« «» " «» t » e time te . ul " U i tt , ° work 8 of » Mlbli < : "tility . xvhi < = l » hi ?!!" ! I"' ' " K" »« fyi « K to mo on an occasion ol , »^ «» f »«« ht many forciirnera to ti . ; H ,. „ . „ ii

      — »< : nle Hn : ,. ; f f , . " ^ .. u .. jr , w B e ncrall y previuV ,, kludlle < i " *» B « o < l-will which no 'II j" ' »/ . nxlou , , iro to promof . « ug nation *

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      1 INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS THK MUSICIAN IN THK CUVHTA I . PA ^ c ,, . . ,,,. TUK I'lANOl'OUTHS

      w , th brilliant luinn « mi . H r . r tl H ,. ° lade the ™ «» confidential ti" ^ ' ^ t h ' ° ^'" g- school mi * , , « « u imnjediato rush from a . l " ^ I > Olku ' tht ' r « ins tru . nentH . WoTive tT al'I ) art 8 Awards the "mon » 8 .. , nuHicul a , mnaa ., rf e " to l »« n «» for . e » to ponuluriz , B « T " ^ J ^ " . y > ve nerved 18 41 01

      meatio life , for or ,. | lrfitr .. ' "" " " ' w c" « rm to < lo . e «» l » l «» y ... e ,, t their ma faeM ?^ ^ / " tho T «» ' « Wo Pianoforte „ , „!« , « ^ u " , , t ^ " ^ 11 Ot " ° Zti 11 "bout S 00 in the metro , >< L ¦ T > ' ^ ° W tht > r « « ro ««« a calibre are locate . W ^ ™" Ufl 4 Ct ^ «* " vawi

      , «» , H . a l . as ben , rut-u LifV-T Vi I > UI l > rovi »« ' « l I tUau 1 / 500 MilinoH in wl , d - UlOr < S llro » Ot lt' 88

      | ancoatral « m « t , ! UrH " , " : thttt w »» "t Hutisfied our

      I contrasted . Sirkman anTB ^ 1 ' gxnally harpsichord manufactnr Wood were ori " we might have expected to reS . from * h «™ instrument now known onlv hvTf specimens ° f an tude . The production of the toLh tO the muIti " [ stead of causir ^__ vibration o / The ^^^ r . ' ™~

      «* -piece or quill inserted in wnnrl » ' Iaean « musical cart , constitutes the 2 ? ?'" ehild ' feature between the rnodern piSor ^ : Stl ? , [ shin ^ harpsichord . The retention ofthf ? &nd the o ] d producing ribr * ti < m ^? h ? o % * £ ^ ™ rt »* ment ; just as some absurd p ? efudfce fa the SS 5 ° ?" to progress in matters politic ^ . ' l ^ s i' ^ tSSf ^

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      partment of the nave Tnrl i « u loreiSn demen of the French £ vl ?« F & VGry beautiful sPeci-Snfo / srssi 5 l ««?« ^ S't ilsrs :

      fe ^ o ^ -SHIi , ™ SSpI S ^ ' i " ! . ? . . » cn * h «» a"'the charac ^_ the

      there are ^^ ^ difSZtSo ' ^ galIe ^ quiet style , beirS of « mS SaT " , ° ' mor ° Erarda 4 ; xhCftstwolSt n " ^ " W °° ' SiSiaSs ^^ SS i uu

      « me modern imnrnvpmmf . ^ wnol e appears to be the g ^ t obW of " n COnce » tra'ed . It purtment ; and no one IJLl attrac 1 tl ° " m this do . could possibl y antic nato ? h "g at the in « tr » nient . cacy oV its toJes ? The full Sr T 7 - ° ' an < l deli : worthy of a plMM ^ SL ^^^™* " ™ l

      -- •» a pertect cavern of tone- mui V k-i *" B ' Unsurpassable renetition Vi ' I i WhUe P O 8 aessin | !« ht « nd BmooST The " F nda ? '• " «^^ toly lightfu l instrument wW 8 emigrand is a dowms-smm % \ which secure Rreater inn , ' h , S ^ obll < l ue Ktri » 8 « t Bt

      . » - 'on , the important adfiitir , r ' " - ' < luont vibrathe introduction of dirillcd" / 1 ! 01111 brttcin S aild also a marked in / prov " . en ^ i ? ' ? * Thero ia [ by the adaptation of To h , - ° l I > IH ' notes produces a peculiar Lj UUtv " o / " ;' 1110 b " ' which avoids the unnleJ V - " ' aild wh » Uy been the nrev ' ?"" ' , ° cky -J ' which hZ UI l

      of this class of i airun " , " ^ ° >|) ' noU ' » »» Wt a grand p « " o , o « e ^ M ™ ™ (;< >"'" -d exf K'lt and ornamei ucd STS . V " ' f ' Mk ' v rit % square ia walnut , exceedi , ) v f , ° IjOUim XV - J ' fi »« qualityofto , . ttIlda" ? V "" . 801110 and Wlth « "hie » pnean ,, u e ' ' ' , " . . 7 ?«» " «« of q » o « tio , i-

      n « one could posnib v admi H n < ? nt tt » « »( l ' the cottages or obi q n- " 1 ^ ha < 1 « ' » t ««»„ Albert T ? aHHpM i « 27 >; S : fr ^ ' »»« «« y « l » " Jlt "" i'ortttnt ndd .-K « Bl « h comS . ?' . I " " " ? - ^ ' . npanimont . In

      siat . s in writing tl , / 1 ne « n ; at «»«« -iil » i « -H < on' Pooplo , I weft as „ , ' . " hllil ! l ° '"'« ' > l ' for tl . o concert-room ' . V ? P ° I » r ' » > h « theatre ami tl . o uauallv i ' xl . i V 1 J 1 . K 1 Htur » f amateur voirw . in

      I * H ~ ; J , " *• " « " with thus k ,, < , wl « rl u , iiovcrtlwhe il K'i T , Hhak ° th " out o / thuir v < " « ' » and I the attempt mu . st bo re »«« , u ;( l . It i « nor , however amateur ,, « l « me who feel thi « inconyimivnee thwo ar « many Buigew hi gh in thopublic favour who coiwtauU y

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Aug. 9, 1851, page 743, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1895/page/3/