London, Jan. 27.
The Royal Commissioners prorogued Parliament to-day, The Speech from the Throne was as follow:
"For eighteen months my Army and Navy have been engaged, in ith my brave and stand-in defending our common kberties and the public aw of Europe against the unprovoked encroachments of the enemy.
"I am sustained by the determination of my people at Home and overseas to carry my flag to a final and decisive victory."
The Speech thanks the Commons for their ungrudging liberality in providing for the heavy demands of the war and concludes "(In this struggle, forced upon us by those who hold in light esteem the liberties and covenants which we regard as sacred, we shall not Jay down our arms until we have vindicated our cause, which carries with it the future of civilization, I rely with confidence on the loyal and united efforts of all my subjects, which have never failed me, and pray Almighty to give us His blessing.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.