IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
It Electric Telegraph—Copyright. FORECAST OF. THE QUEEN’S SPEECH. im PRESS ASSOCIATION.) London, November 25. Be forecast of the Queen’s Speech, to i delivered at the opening of ParliaJt) states that foreign affairs are in a J satisfactory condition, and that the ins vivendi has been arranged with !¥j with respect to Eastern Africa. b noticed that a satisfactory settlement imposed between France and New™bnd re the fishery dispute, and '™h. Italy with regard to African story, TRe B p ee ch goes on to say •great improvement has taken place " e condition of Ireland, and the foment intend to alleviate the disby the blight in the potato fc"* hhe legislation promised are th« Bill, Irish Land Purchase *> and a Bill giving assistance to educa‘m private schools. The following res will also be introduced if opporpresents itself : a»ment Bill, Public Health Bill, hi? i^ 3 ®*ll, Friendly Societies Bill, fcfnLn 8 - liability Bill, a Bill to pror District Councils in England and a Bill to facilitate the pursmallholdings. tiff 18 ™pression that the forecast f rom th e Throne indicates gbon programme. idyJ! j er o£ ie Mouse of Commons “firing una^e to attend 'Mh?H Smifch resume 3 the leader-
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 978, 28 November 1890, Page 29
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201IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. New Zealand Mail, Issue 978, 28 November 1890, Page 29
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