The Sun.
London, England, 1866-07-09 00:00:00

THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

The following List of the New Administration,
as at present constituted, we believe to be sub-
stantially correct :
First Lord of the Trea-

sury !
Lord Chancellor
Lord President of Council
Lord Privy Seal

Earl of Derby, K.G.
Lord Chelmsford.
Duke of Buckingham.
fEarl of Malmesbury,
G.C.B.
• Rt. Hon. B. Disraeli.
W cßight lion. S. 11. al-
-1 pole.
Lord Stanley.
-g
1-Right Hon. General
Peel.
Viscount Cranbornc.
Right Hon. Sir John
j Pakington, G.C.B.
Duke of Montrose (not
in the Cabinet).
t Earl of Devon (pro-
bably).
Sir Stafford Northcote.

Chancellor of the Ex

chequer

Home Secretary

Foreign Secretary
vvivutaa

Secretary for War ... .....

Secretary for India
First Lord of the Admi-

ralty
Postmaster-General

Chancellor of the Duchy

of Lancaster
President of the Board of

Trade
President of the Poor Law

Board
Lord Steward
Comptroller of the llouse-

Mr. Gathorne Hardy.
Duke of Marlborough.

Lord Royston.

hold .
Treasurer of the "louse-

hold
Lord Chamberlain
Vice-Chamberlain
Captain of the Yeomen
of the Guard
Captain of the Gentle;
men Pensioners
Master of the Horse
Master of the Buck
hounds
First Commissioner of
Works
Vice-President of the

Lord Burghley.
Earl of Bradford.
Lord Claude Hlamilton•

Lord Tanker vine.

Lord Cadogan.
Duke of Beaufort.
Lord Colvile.
Lord John Manners (in
the Cabinet).
Mr. Cave, M.P.

Board of Trade ...
Vice-President of the Right Hon. H. T. L.
Committee on Educa-
Corry, M.P.
tion
Lords of the Treasury
Noel, Lord H. Scott.
Joint Secretaries of the} Col. Taylor, Mr. Ward
Treasury Hunt.
Sir J. Pakington (First
Lord), Sir A. Milne,
Sir S. C. Dacres, .A_d-
miral G. H. Seymour,
Sir J. Dalrymple
Hay, Mr. Ducane.
Earl of Dalkeith,
(probably).
Earl of Belmore.

Lords of the Admiralty...

Secretary to the Admi-1
ralty
Under Secretary for i
Home Department
Under Secretary fort
Foreign Department j
Under Secretary for

Mr. E. Egerton, PI.P•
Right Hon. C. B. Ad'

Colonial DeparEment.4 derly, M.P.
Under-Secretary for War Earl of Longfcrd.
Under-Secretary for India Sir James Fergusson.
Parliamentary Secretary}
Mr. Earle, M.P.
to Poor-law Board
Attorney-General
Solicitor-General .
Right Hon. J. H. MOW'
Judge Advocate General- {
bray.

IRELAND.
Lord
land Lieutenant of Ir©l
Marquis of Abereorn.
Secretary for Ireland cLord Naas (in the Ca-
-1 binet).

SCOTLAND.
Lord Advocate
Solicitor-General

The new Administration is now all but complete,
and in another week we may expect to see the
members who have vacated their seats resume their
places in the House of Commons. It is not likely
that the session will be protracted beyond the end
of the present month, so that the prorogation ra3l
be looked for in the first week of August, probably
about the 4th. _ _

Only two members of the Government are likely
to be opposed—Lord Naas at Cockermouth, au
the Solicitor-General at Guildford. In the fornia
borough Mr. Lawson contests the seat, and th°
struggle is likely to be close, but there is hardly 11
doubt that Lord Naas will be returned. gr"
Bovill's scat is considered perfectly safe.

CABINET PENSIONS.--The late Governnaen
quitted office leaving unfilled ono of the firs';-claSs ponsioe. °
of Cabinet Ministers. Four of these pensions can be 1°
existence at the same time, and a few months ago the four
holders were Lord Monteagle, Lord Glenelg, Sir George
Grey, and Mr. Disraeli. By the deaths of Lords Monteagle
and Glenelg two became vacant, and one of them falls t°
Mr. Milner Gibson. The other remains vacant, none o o'B
retiring Ministers, we may presume, being in a position t°
make the required declaration that his private means 311
not sufficient to maintain his position with proper digniti.
—Sunday Gazette.