The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
The New Engllsh Ministry.


The CABINET.
First Lord Of the Treasury. :. Lord J. Russell.
Lord Chancellor. -. Lord Cottenham.
rresdent OF the council Marquis Of Lansdowne.
Lora f Tn sea-. Earl Of Mimic
seer. ior the Some Department. Sir George Grey
SooI' or e roiel9n DoPart viscount famerston
Chancellor of the ExcheoUer Nj CbaT(es yJ-ood
Chan. of the Of Lancast en-. Lord Campbell
Paymaster General. ...... MIR Macaulav
Postmaster. General .Marouis Cisnricards
Board of Control '' Sir John Hobhov,e
Chief Sc cretary for Ireland. . Mr. Laboucbere
Admiralty Earl of Auckland.
Sec re tary. at W ar. Hon Fox Maule.
NOT OF THE CABINET
Lord Lieut Of Ireland . Earl of Besborouph
Gem. er-in. Chief Duke of wellington
Ms 1 OF Ordinance. Maroui. Of AnnIsssx
Ma Inc Mint. .Rt Hon r. L. She'll
Seer OF .e a.rrd of Admiralty g H. Ward
Attoruey c. Boz. "a Sir Thomas villa.
One Of the Lords of The Trsssurv ord rhr;no,on
Under sec-Home Departns.t.. Sir VIM somerville
Under sec.-Foreign Affairs . Rt Hon T. j stanley
Solicitor C;enerai for Scotland NJ r. Wa;,ienJ
v. Pres ofthe Board Of Trade .Mr NJ. Gibson
Solicitor General ,. Mr. j. Jervis
Judge Advocate Charles Bulier
Lord of Admiralty. .....,. Admiral ID Dundas
..,,... Capt Hon F. Berkeley.
~. Hon w Cownar
Joint sec'y of Treasury MIR J. Parker
MT n. TuanelI
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Clerk to the Board of Ordnance Hon Col. q. Arson.
sur to the Board Board Of Ordnance Colonel Fox
lsHndsr Secretary for ireland. MIR. Redington.
Under Scc Colonial Department. MIR. HAYES
THE HOUSEHOLD.
Master OF the Horse. Duke Of Norfolk.
Lord Cham berian Earl Spencer.
Lord High steward Earl Fortescuc.
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navins oeon ner alesy oeen pleased 10
eoo. uP n @ vso y. rs' Lo,u VI the treasury
=; ~ eS :. 1911 d;snn..I ' oi0' o0oomo 'aca' anu
wnen you did me the nonor 70 ask me to represent
you consented 10 become candidate, not merely or
chiefly because the distinction Of representing the City
OF London was Just OBJECT OF ambition, but because
dom the sanction Of your approbaton.
Although was elected by very small majority, and
the elections OF S4l were adverse to my hopes and
voraoie 10 the doctrnee OF protection every yearhat
mas since elapsed mas wnessed some relaxation of
strcuon ana some ADVANCE towards the establishment Of
flnahy we nave tns year seen Sir ROBERT Peel pro-
pose and carry measure ior total repeal Of the duties
upon foreign corn
fou may DC assured tnat snnu not DESERT IN once,
the principles 20 Sncn adhered when they were less
iavorapy received ! cannot indeed Clam the merit
elmer Of navng carried measures Oh Tree uads as Minis
ter or OIL having 30 prepared the public mind by any
exerons OF mine as to convert what would have been
an imPracucaoie auemPt INTO certain victory TO
others oeiong NOSE dsuncuons But nave endeavored
10 ds my part In THIS great work according TO my means
and convictions nrst py proposing temperate reisxa
uon OF the ana afterwards when that measure
had been repeatedly rejected oy declaring in favor OF
total repeal and using any influence could exert to
prevent the continuance o the struggle Tor an object not
worth the cost oil conhict
trust that the measures OF commercial freedom which
stl remain 70 DC accomplished will not occasion the re-