Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-20 00:00:00

NOT IN THE CABINET,

Attorney-C

leneral

Sir 12: Bothell.
Sir 21-. Keating,

So General
Judge Ailvocate=Generai
Vice-President of Committee of-) Rt. Hon. B. _Lowe
- Council of Education
Civil Lord of the Admiralty
Secretary to the Admiralty

Secretari to the Treasuryd
Home -Under Secretary
Forci4n Under Secretary
Colonial 'Under Secretary -
87ar.Under Secretary
India Under Secretary
Secretary to the Poor-Law Board

Air. Headlam

Mr. Whitbread.
Lord C. Paget
Mr. H. .Brand.
Mr. G. Clive.
Lord Wodehouse.
Mr C _Fortescue.

Lord Ripon,

Arr. Gilpin

THE ROYAL- wousimomi

Mistress of the Robes
Master of the Horse
Lord Steward'.
Master of the Puck Hounds

Duchess of Sutherland
Marquis of Aylesbury
Earl St. Germans.
Earl of Bessborough.

POLITICAL

MOVEMENTS.

"—GniSaturday morning-, a general Meeting of the
members of the new Cabinet, and other gentlemen
whO are to be officially connected with the Govern-
ment; took place at Cambridge House, Piccadilly.
The object of the meeting, it was stated, was to

arrange matters foi'the brimmeneement of the forth-

coming" -pArli'a,mentary, campaign. There were pre-
-1
sent Lord Palmerston, Lord John Russell, the
Du el of Newcastle,.. the Duke of Somerset, Lord
Cararibell;•Ezirl Granville, Mr: Oladstone, Sir George
Grey; Sir
.O. C. Lewis, Mr. Sidney Herbert, Sire,
Wood, 'th'e.'-liuke of Argyll, Mr. Cardwell, Lord
Clifence Paget, Mr. Robert Lciwe, Sir Richard
Bethel', and Sir Henry Keating.
At,the close of the meeting Lord Palmerston pro;
ceeded to siibmit the .liSt of hi‘E new cabinet to. the
Queen, in,prder to obtain her Majesty's approbation
of it.

Sir Benja.min Hall will probably be-called to the
Peers simultaneouely• with the meeting of parlia-
ment under the new government for the dispatch of
business, which will be abont the 28th instant. Tho
right hon. baronet. will, it is said, be known by the
style and title of Baron Llanover. •

'Arr. Vernon' Smith, for whom no provision has at
present been made; either. in the Cabinet or in any"
other way, will, in, all probability, be appointed to a
seat in the ;Indian Council, in conjunction with Mr.
Satnes Wilson, whose former, post of Secretary to the
Treasury has been taken by Mr. Frederick. Peel.
Mr. Vernon Smith; ia‘d a brief interview with Lord
Palmerston on. Saturday morning,, at Cambridge-
house.

The accession ,of the nevi, government to office will
render seats vacant in the following_ places : —Tiver-
ton, Lord:Palmerston ; City of London, Lord J. Rus-
sell; Oxford University, Gladstone ; Radnor
borongh, Sir .0..0. Lewis ; South Wiltshire, Mr. S.
'Herbert ; Halifax, Sii; C. Wood ; Rochdale, Mr. B.
Cobden ; Ashton-under-Lyne, Mr, M. Gibson ; Ox-
ford city, Mr. Cardwell ; Morpeth, Sir G. Grey; Wel-
verhtimpton, Sir R. Bethell. Vacancies will also be
-e'reatect'lO llie:'.oanifei`i and "_horough'S Vihich .have
returW th 43;. newly-at.pOinted •SoliitOr-General, the-
Chaniberlain to the Household, the Lords of the
CAiet;Speret4ryifqr Trelatid, the Attor
ney vind. Solicitor-General for Ireland, the. Treasurer
to thb Household, and the Comptroller-of the. House 7
hold. i

14 SIR JOHN rARINGTON AT THE NAVY CLUB
The ex-First' Lord of the Admiralty was entertai_ll-01
at the Thatched House Tavern, on Thursday, by the
Navy Club. li-114ral. Sir thbmas Cochrtine, 5.0.14,.";
presiaed, and- about forty members, of the 01"
attentled to ablabnour to the right hon. bart. But
for the chancreF, *;ministry; however, the party won't'
probaibly have been much more numerous. Sir John
_ A A
spok4 with much,. feeling on the occasion, aind
rregretted his inability to see the-eild of the reforms
he had brought forcVtird, but exPiessed'a hope, which
was qot without some foundation, that his successors
would. aloft.hid (Sir John's) plans.-- rlititct Seridei
Gaze4te. •'

_Nil De co Evans has given, notice of his inten-
tion o move,lim the third reading of the Charing
cross Railway Bill, "That, an humble address be
presented to her -11,,frajes:y, praying that she will be
Ji ,) 1 . .
gracibusly pleased tdab/3oint a commission to invest
~ -
gate !and report upon the various railway projects
lof7twllich- the terminiare,propciied to be established,
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withliorArtimptieolatAskemity of:the metropolis.

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IVE roor.-.,Mts.Cluas.and daughter, Miss Macomb, Mist'
Macoiab, Madame Bondon and servant' Mr and Mrs Peddle,
Genl.lP. Gansevoort anthlaily,' Miss C. Gansevoort; Mr 11Y-
''.. T. Gansevoort,Mr and Mrs 11. -E. Blossom, Mr and g„r''
Monrose, :Mr- and- Mrs Jos. W. Bate's, Mr and Mrs P'. g•
Fran is, two children and servant, Mr Arthur Blake, Mr
D. B. Heyward,- Mr C. Schultz, Mr F;Schultz, Mr A. Low,
Miss lillbank, Mrs Hy. Carlton, Miss Vanderburgh, 1rr..,',1
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H. milton, Mr R. E. Latham, Mr and Airs; Nevins, illi
Thos.Scott, Mr A. G. Dalman, Mr A. N. Saltzman, P,..„0-
fessotj J. P. Holcombe, Major Macombe,Air and Mrs J. Iv,-
Bates jr., Mr F. Gray, Mr J. Raea, Mr J. Galvey, Mr .o'.
'lO, 1r W„li.--Yojuagt Mr' Jas. T. Flubellan, Mr. J. B'
Sawa , Mr JAI; t'aftiar,' Mi and Mrs Ondkirk, Mr B. Isla,
Mrilios. Gamar, Mr Hy. Schafer, Mr Le Roy Holt, Mr W-
Menderson, Mr B. Emery, Mr
.Nontel-o, Mr E. Nava, Mr.
: R. Rilands, Mr A. M. Dawson, Mr NV... F. smith, Mr J. N.
P Moor 4, Mr J. K. Butterworth Dr J. G. Mestayer, Mr J. J •
Pettigrew, Mr A. l'ilelndier, Mr J. S'mith, Mrs Mar Hearn,
Mr W. Lyle, Miss Hawthorn, Mr. Jas. Morton and 3 children,
Mr Begonen, child and nurse, Mr
F. Bougiere, Miss Ham-
mond,! Mrs Ferrel and niece, r John Chishavet, Mr. Hon"
`mond; Miss Quiggle, Mr A. Durand, Mrs Quiggle and ova
children, Mr S. W;iQuig,ile,MiHipperneY, Mr A..'Leblane,
Mr H.: F. Gruver, Mr Benjamin Phillips, Mr. J. Leblane,
Mr J. sLehlaiiedtin.,lVliss Anze, Mrs Anze, Miss Deas Pr
Nott, lady_ and child, Mr Hutchinson, Mr and„Mrs Thoinas
Rogers, -infant and nurse, Mr F. Mitester, Mr R. Slaves, Mr
R. Halgate and Child,:Mr H. Huston, Mr F. Dronda, Mr
F. Rothagosa, Mr J. T. Crowill, MrP. Clark, Mr B. Osman-
, son, Kr. Henry Wilson, Mr F. Lacosta, Mr J. M. M`gillag'
Dr Cluas, Mr J. la: Edwards, Mr T. Broadbent, jun., Mr.
Charles King, Mr F. Methon,, Mr J. Lavie, Mr Greig, Mr
J. S. Riker, Mr J. Seville, Mr Wroe, Mr Richard Eddows,
Mr Charles Bradford, Mr. Cornelius Grinnell, Miss Martha
Weale,!Viss Emma Weale, Mi and Mrs J. C. Jones, and
infant, ~ Mr. E. R.' Wisswell, Mr Mauservant, Mr R. S.
Douglai, Mr J. D. Douglas, Mr James Bruce, Mr. E.
Mangin, Mrs Thomas N. Turlay, Mr G. J, Phillips.