The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10 00:00:00

THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

We glean the following facts from Debretee °el*.
brated hand books of the" Peerage," " Baronetage,"
" Knightage," an 4 "House of Cowman," with re•
gard to the members comprising the New Ad.
ministration :

The Right Hee. EDWARD 011101,7RET SW= STARLIT.
14th Liar. or Damn. 11.0. P.O. D.C.L. Chancell r of
the University of ()dont was born 1799; suoereded to
the title on the death of his father, in 1851 ; mwried
(1825) the Hon. Emma Caroline Wilbraham, wooed
daught,r of the lot Lord bkelmeredale ; was educated at
Eton, and Christahurch, Osford ; has been for
Stockbridge, Proton, Windsor, and North Lancashire;
Secretary for Ireland; and Secretary of State for the
Colonies; was Premier 1852 and 1858-9; and Is now
Premier for the third time.

The Right Hon. FREDRICK Tutelage. lit Logo
CHELMSFORD, P.C. D.C.L. FAL S. born 1794 ; inmsied
11822) Anna Maria, youngest doughter of Wiliimo
Tinging, ; he, after serving in the Navy, entered
Gray's Inn, and was galled to the Be, 1d18; became r.C.
1834; is • Governor of Charterhouse ; was M.P. for
Woodstnok (1840- 4), Abingdon (1844-82) ; aad Stam-
ford (1852 —8) ; wax 9olieitor-General 18-44-5; Attorney-
General 1845-8 and 1862; Lord Chancellor 1858-9.
le Lord aigh Clumeellor for the mooed time.

The NIA Hon. RICHARD PLANTAGIDIST CAMIMMLL
TCMPLIC• OGIENT.RITDOMI CM A•DOS-GIENvILLI, 3rd
DUKE of BCCITIONAM and CHANDOe, D.C.L.; bore 1823;
aneeeedeid to the title on the death of his father in
1881 ; married (1851) Caroline, only daughter of Robert
Harvey, Req., of 'Willey Park, Backs; was educated at
Eon, and Chriatehurch. Oxford; is Major of the 2nd
Books Volunteers, and haa been Chairman of London
and North Western Railway; was M.P. for Bockinahain
184e-57 ; • Lord of the Treasury 1882. Is Lord PrtaL
dent of the Commit in the new Cabinet.

Th. Right Ron. JOHN HOWARD HARRIS, 3rd EARL
of MALIIRSSORT, O.C.R. P.C. D.C.L. was born 1807;
mmoreded to the title on the death of his father, in
1811; married (1830) Lady Emily Bennet, daughter of
the sth Earl of Tsokerrille ; was educated at Baton, and
Oriel College, Oxford; was Secretary for Foreiga
Affairs, 1852 and 1858-9; and is Lord Privy Said in the
new Cabinet.

The Melt lion. BIDIJADIN DlalteiLL P.C. D.C.L. was
horn 1806; married (1890) Mary Ann, daughter of
Captain V. Evans, p. and widow of Wyndham Lewis,
Esq., ; was educated at Westminster; is author of
aumesafal works, viz., " Coningsby," " Henrietta
Temple," ha., is • Deputy-Lieut. for Buckinghamshire,
Trutt' of the British Museum, and a Governor of
Wellington College ; haa been it P. for Buckinghamshire
since 1847; represented Maidstone (1917-41), and
Shrewsbury (1841-7); was an unsuccessful candidate
for Wyerinbe and Marylebone ; held the °Mae of the
Chancellor of the Exchequer 1852 and 1858-9, which
ofilse be now holds for the third time.

The Right Hon. SPCMCIR FIORATIO WALPOLZ, P.C.
Q.C. D.C.L. M.P. been 1406; married (1835) Isabella,
daughter of the late Hight Hon. Spencer Peresval ; wee
educated at Eton, and Trinity College. Counbridge ; has
sat for,Cambridge University sines 1856; represented
llidharat, 1848-66; was Secretary of State for the
Home Department, 11152 and 1858-9; and • Chureh
Eetate Commissioner, 1856-8; and is Secretary of State
for the ROM Department in the new Cabinet.
The Right HOG. EDWARD REMIT LORD STARLIT.
P.c., LLD.. M.r., was,born 1820; educated at Rugby.
and Trinity College, Cambridge; is a Deputy•Lient. of
Lancashire, end haesat for Lynn Regis since 1848; in
1817 was an unsuccessful candidate for Lancaster ; he
has held the following nee': Under Secretary of State
for Foreign affairs.llBls2; Under Sestets'', of State for
the Colonies, and afterwsrds President of the Board of
Control, 1858; Secretary of State for India. and Presi-
dent of the India Conned, 1858-9 ; and is Secretary of
State for the Foreign Department in the new Cabinet.

The Right HOD. HENRY HOWARD NOLYII.I3I
HIRBUT, 4th BARL Or CA11(411'011, D.C.L., %Ai born
1831 ; married (1861) Lady Evelytt Stanhope, only
daughter of the 6th Earl of ebectereeld was edema. 4
at /Hoe, and Christchurch. Oxford; High Steward of
(Ilford Unisamity is a Deputy-Lient. of Hamphlre;
Major of the Hanta Yeomanry ; and Constable of Car-
o...von Cubic; was Under Secretary for the Colonies,
1868-1 Is Secretary of State for the Colonial Depart-
ment in the new Cabinet.

The Right Hon. JOKATERN Pam, r.c., m.r. born
1799; married (1826) Lady Alicia Jane, daughter of the
let Marquees of M 1..; is a Lieut-Genersl in the Army,
having been appointed Colonel 1841, and Kajor•Genoral
1858; has set for Huntingdon since 1831: previously
reprreented Norwich from 1826 to that date; was
Surveyor General of the Ordnance, 1841-6, and Secre-
tary of State for War, 1858-9, which Aloe be now
bolds in the new Cabinet.

The Right Hon. ROBERT ARTHUR TALEOT, VOICOTP e
CIII.IIIIOIPII. PC. we. born 1730; married (1857)
Ocorgisna Caroline, daughter of the late Sir Edward
Hall Al lemon, Baron of the Court of Exchequer; was
educated at Von. and Christchurch, Oxford, and was
F4low of All Rout.'; bee represented Stamford, since
1853: in • Depety•Lieut end • Magistrate of Middlesex.
I. Secretary 4 State for India and President of the
Council of India lathe new Cabinet.

The Right Hon. An JORN 80111M5117 PAKINOTON,
o r vonnv ye Men 1799 • m•rried (1812) WWI%
daughter of Moreton Aglionby Blaney, Req. (this lady
died, 1843); Sir John married, 2ndle. (1844) Augusta,
daughter of the Right Rev. George Murray, D.D. (nth
lady died, 1848) ; and 3rdl7. (1851) Attgasta, daughter
of Thomas Champion De Crespiguy, Req., teas educated
at Eton, and Oriel College. Oxford; is • Deputy-Lieut
and a Magistrate of Worcestershire, and Lieut.-Colonel
of the Yeomanry of that country; has mat for Droit-
wielt, piece 1837; was Secretary of Siete for the
Colonial Department, 1852; and First Lord of the
Admiralty, 1858-0, Thleh Alas be holds forth, second
time.

The Right Hon. JANtll GRAHAM, 4th Dots eg
VONTI/061, CT. P.C. born 1799; suoseded to UN title
on the death of his father In 1836; married (1836) the
Hon Caroline Agnes Beredord, youngest daughter of
the Ilnd Lord Denies; was edeested al Peters, and
Trinity Celle's, Cambridge ;is Lord Lieut. of Stirling,
shire ; wax Lord Steward of tbe Houlehold 1862 ;
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1858—a; in 1837
we. elected Chancellor of Glasgow University. Is
Postmastet.Cleneral in the new Cabinet.
The Right Hon. JosP" WAINER Hanzr, r.c. n.o L.
WT. born 1793; married (1817) Georgiana, daughter of
John Fan.. Req., of Wormalu ; was educated at
Magdalen College, Oxford; is a Deputy Lieut. and
O Magistrate for xfordshire and Chairman of the
Qaarter Minions; bee est for Oxfordshire since
1841; wan Preaident of the Board of Trade 1852
and 1868-9. Is Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
In the new Cabinet.

The Right Hon. SDI STAYVOID HIGIIT No*MOOTS,
D.O.L. it.r. born 1818; Married (1843) Cecilia
Frances, daughter of Thomas Farrel Esq. , was educated
at Eton, and &Mot College, Oxford; has .at for
Stamford. Woos 1858; also represented Dudlslr. 1855-7
has been Private Seererary to the Right Hos. William
Ewart Gladden° ; us. Searetvy to the Treasury,
1&58 —9. Ls President of the Baud of Trade in the new
Cabinet.

The Rigid Hon. GAIMOIIei 14•11DT, P.C. D.O L. M.P.
was born 1814; married (1838) Jane, daughter of James
Orr, Esq.. of Hollywood Down ; was educated at Shrews-
bury, and Oriel College, Oxford; is a Deputy•Lient.
end a Magistrate for the West Riding of Yorkshire, and
Chairman of the West Kent Quarter Session.; was first
returned for Oxford Huirervity in 1865 (on which
occasion he defeated the Eight Hon, William Swart
Gladstone), also represented Leominster, 1855 to 1985,
in which latter year he wu again returnee, but elected
to take his seat for Oxford University: was Uoder
Secretary fro the Home Department 1868-9. Is
President of the Poor Law Board in the new Cabinet.
Sir 1311011 Mac CALMOST CAIIIIII, D.C.L. LL.D. Q.c.
born 1819; married (1858) Mary Harriet, daagliter of
Job. ; was educated at Waite College,
Dublin; has been Solicitor-General 1858-9. He is now
Attorney General.
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WILLIAM BOIIILL. Req.. C.C. N.?. born 1814; married
(1844) Maria, daughter of J. H. Bolton, Bag., of the
Park, Blackheath ; is a. Benober of the klkldle Temple ;
end a magistrate of Surre. y • was called to the Her in
1841; has sat for Guildford since 1887; and la now
liolkator-Gonaral.

The Right Hon. LORD JOIN J•NRII RORIIRT MANYIRS,
P.O. ; born 1818; married (1851) Catherine., daughter
of Colonel Marley, c Stills lady died 1815 d); Lord John
married 20d17 (1881) anetta, daughter of Thomas
Hushan, laq. was educated at Soo, sad Trinity Col-
lege, CerobAdge; author of various poems and other
works • has sat for North Leieestershire since 1657 ;
prevhniely represented Newark (1841-7), and Colchester
(1850-7); in 1849 nasucoessfully contested London; wae
Commissioner of Public Works and Buildiors 1852, and
1858-9. He is now first Cc.mmlsaioner of Works.

The Right Hon. JANIS HAMILTON 2ad WASPOiaII Or
ABIZOORII, 1.0 r.o. bon 1811; sumeeded to the
title on the disath of kis grandfather in 1818 ; married
(1832) Lady touMa Jane Russell, 2nd daughter of the
6th Duke of Bedford; is Lord Lieut. of Donegal; •
Major-General of the Royal Arehart (the Queen's Body
Guard of Beotlead); Captain London Boottish Volun.
teen ; and a Governor of Harrow School; was Groom
of the Stole to the late Prince Consort. Heti now Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland.

The Right Hon. RICRIID SOUTHWILL, LORD 14• All,
Lc. NJ.. born I 822• married (1848) the Hon. Blanche
Jude, daughter of tb• Ist Lord Leooneelf ; was edu-
cated at Trinity College. Dublin; ii a deputy lieut. and
Magistrate of Kildare has sat for Cockermouth uncle
1887; also represented Kildare 184742, and Coleraine
1562-57 ; was Chief Secretary for Ireland 1832, and
.in 1868-9. He is now tiesrelary for Ireland.

Th. Hight Hon. lIKNUT Cesium FITZROY Sowasarr,
81b Dogs OF Basoronr, P.c.; born 1828; ssamecled to
tbe tile on the death of his father in 1853; married
(1845) Lady Georgina Charlotte Carson, eldest daughter
of the Id Earl How.; waa educated at Rios; was ap-
plated Lieat. in the lat Life Guards 1843; C
7th Hussars 1847; retired as Lieut.-Colonel 1861 ;at!!
Colonel Commandant of the Royal Glowartershire
Yeomanry Bomar'; vu•x.p. for West OlosseMandure
1864-53; and Matter of the Horse 1858-9, which olio,
be sow spin occupies.
Viscount ROTNTON, Comptroller of the Household.
FAIL OF LONGFORD, Under Secretary for War.
Mr. PATTEN, Lord Advocate. - .

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HOS. OOLOVIIIL TATUM, Patrooari Beerebar7 a al•
Treasury.
Mr. WARD Hoar, Fiumaial Beartgarl.

Itight Hon. Oakum Joss 00Lofts.; 11th
Ihnow Cotxtua, born 1818; antosodod to Um title on
the &nth of his owls, is 1819 ; mania (1852) Um
Hon. OtosUo Hothatino Rory Oarington, *Men 81tudiwww
of lb. 2nd Lord Owingios ; ha is lArst. -Colonel 08 the
Roo, A rtilkry Cowpony ; wan Mid 11norwrz_and Clerk
Ifwolstoll to Ow Quota WU, sad 18.-8. It now
*Oat of Nis Booklnmando.

Court ante fashionable Intlllion,.

Tin QM= lir conferred upon Prime Christian the
title of his Royal Highness, and Ira appointed him to
he a Major-General in the army.
Tee Pall Mall Mudge rys that the oars of her
Majesty's meet visit to Balmoral wu an attar of
whooping cough, caught from the Royal shildren, and
which rendered immediate chirp of air necessary.

AccIDIXT TO THR PILINCI OF WALill. —Ai the
Prinoe of Wales was riding in Rotten-row nu Maeda,
afternoon. accompanied by the Princess end the Qum,
of the Behriacia, • horse which had bolted with his rider
r`a "aloofly •pinst the Prince and his bone, throwing
both over oil the ground. Tbe Prince was aomewhat
violently shaken. His clothes were torn, mid th• heel
of hie boot we. cot off. Upon his retere to iferlboreagh-
house • aurgeoa attended, bet the Prints was only
little bruised on the hip and the accident did not
prevrat his dining at the liinity.bocus in the even leg.
The Mow-worm says—" Mr. Smith Barry, an Irfoll Pa'
tleman of the highest social poeitiou in the county of
Cork, has waited on the Prince of Wain, sooompanied
by Lord Alfred Paget, to apologise to the Prince for
the accident of which be was unwittinely the cause, in
Hyde-park, on Monday, and to express hie deep repel
for the oceurrenee. Tn. explanation was received is
the best spirit."

DIATB OF Till MARV:FIa OP LAIIRDOWaIk a a.—We
announce with regret the death of the Marquis of
Laosilowne, which took plaos on Thursday shortly after
noon, at Lansdoinse House, Berkeley-squire. The
lamented nobleman was taken with paralysis late on
Wednesday night, and such was the severity a the
attack that he expired in shoot twelve boars. Tbe
deceased, Henry Thomas Fitxmaarice, fourth Marquis
of Lansdowne, was the second and only surviving
son of Henry Petty•Fltsmanrice, third marquis,
by his marrisp with Lady Louisa Emma Fox, Strung.
ways. fifth &righter of Henry Thomas, second gori of
Ilchester. He was born January 5, 1816, sad married
—first. 18th August, 1840, Lady Georgiaas Herbert
fifth daughter of George Augusta., eleventh Eeri
Pembroke, whioh lay died in February 1841 ; his
lordship married secondly, November 1, 1813, the Hes.
Emily Jane Elphinstoos de Flalsaalt, eldest daughter of
Count de Flahault and the Baroness Keith aad Nairn,
by whom he leaves issue two eons and a daughter. He
succeeded to the nsarquieate on the death of his father
in 1863. Previous to being created Baron Wycombe,
In July, 1856, be represented in the House of Commons
the borough of Calne Lamely from 1847 tin July 5. 1856.
From December 1847, till Await 1819. he was • Junior
Lord of the Treasury, and in July, 1856, was appointed
Under Secretary of is for Foreign Affairs. when ha
was summoned to the House of Lords in his father's
barony of Wycombii. His lordship was for several
t.rs chairman of the Great Western Railway—a post
he resigned on succeeding to the marquisate. The lste
peer is succeeded in the family honours and extensive
family estates In Wiltshire and Ireland, by his sea,
Henry Charles Keith, Earl of Kerry, born 14th
College
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twelve-
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Mamma or me Partition Hstiss..—The marriage
of the Princeas Helena to Priori. Christian was
oelebrated on Thursday, &bent one o'clock, in tbe
private *lmpel of Windsor Castle. It was • very
splendid affair, there being three procemions to the
altar— the Royal proomosioo,the bridegroom'. procession,
and the bride's prociesaion. All the members of the
Royal family in England were Present, at were mho
the King and Queen of the Release, the Foreign ,
Ambassadors, and other illustrious foreigners. The bride
WU supported by the Queen, smiths Prinoeof Wales, and
her train was borne by the (Mowing bridesmaids :
Lady Margaret Elisabeth Slott, second daughter of his I
Grace the Duke of Bnceleuch and Qamansbary, KG. ;
Lady Laura Phipps, daughter of the Marquis of
Normandy Lady Mary Pitswilliam, second daughter of
Earl Fitowillinut, E.G.; We Muriel Sarah Campbell,,
mooed daughter of dm Earl of Cawdor ; Lady
Caroline Elizabeth Gordon-Lennos, elder daughter
of the Duke of Richmond; Lady Alberta Frances
Anne Hamilton, sixth daughter of the Marquis of
Abereorne, KG.; Lady Alexandrine Victoria Murray,
youommt sitter of the Earl of Dunmore; Lady '
Erneetuis Emma Noma& Edgounibe, ouly daughter
of the Earl of Mount Edgettmbe. The Queen wore
a dress of black moire antiquv, embroidered with
silver, with a long Gripe Seisse veil falling from under
a crown of diamonds, with necklace and diamond ores-
menta. The Princess Helena wont a wedding-dress of
rich white satin, covered with Honiton point lace and
trimmed with bouquets of orange blossom and myrtle,
under a white satin train, lined with white glace, and
trimmed round with Honiton lace, mined withbooquets
and cordons of orange blossom and myrtle. Wedding
wreath of orange Mom= and myrtle under • splendid
veil of If oniton lace. The pattern of the lace was an
. . .

elegant design in ivy, rose- end myrtle. The ladies
acting as bridesmaids were attired in dresses of white
glac6 covered with plaiting' and bouillon& of lulls
under a long tunic of silver tulle, looped up on one side
with a chatelaine of pink roses, fmget-me-note, and
white heather; the body and okirtswern deo trimmed with
branches of pink roses. forgetmelsota, and heather ;
welfare, e wreath of otok roses, forget-me-note, and
heather, with long tulle veil. The religious ceremony
was conducted entirely by the Lord Primate of England.
The bridegroom made his responses with manly firmness,
and the bride, though tremulous was not more so than other
brides. A alight "movement" pared over the audience
schen, in aceordanes with the printed ceremonial, the
bride—by an unprecedented arrangement—was "given
away" by the Queen herself. At the conolusion of the
service she kissed her Royal mother, Lod then gave
another embrace to her brother the Print* of Wales,
the heartiness and sisterliness' of which was very re-
markable. No one who saw it will forget the expres-
sion of affection, sad gratitude, whiehltbe beaming glance
bespoke. Prince Christain awaited his new wife gravely
is the centre of the Chapel and conducted her from it
at the head dl the now amalgamated procession. The
registry of the marriage was attested in the White
Drawing-reotc. The Royal bride and bridegroom left
Windsor for Osborne at 3.45. After staying there a
short time they will proceed to the British Embassy at
Paris, where Lady Cowley will prepare for their
reception.