Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
Attorney General under Peel's Ministry
Twice, at least, he was in hairs breadth

ticed at the Chancery Bar, which is dis
Qualification under which three other re-
cent Chancellors labored, viz: Lyndhurst,
Brougham and Truro.
Mr.. Walpole, born in 1906, succeeds
Sir George Grey as Home Secretary; sala-
ry s25.OoO AS Chancery barrister, Mr..
Walpole achieved high reputation previ
Gus to his entering Parliament in 1896
He is a fine speaker, and practically a llb
eral man. He was Lord Derby's Home
Secretary in 1852.
The Earl of Malmesbury, Foreign Sec
re.ary in 1852, salary $4,000, succeeds
L,'i Clarendon in that office. Born in
1871 he sat in the House of Commons in
I84L whe.ua,s succeeded to the Earldom
on lis IA hers death. He has some liter
AIRY reputation, as an editor Of the Diaries
and Correspondence of his grandfather,
the irst Earl, and well-known diploma
list.
L; seems doubtful whether Bulwer, the
author. or Lord Stanley. is to be the Colo
nj Secretary salary $4,000, in place of
Mr. Labouchere There is said to be a
doubt Of Bulwer's re-election for Hert-
fordshre We have none, knowing his
great popularity there. We think he will
be raised to the peerage, as a make weight
to Macau!y. also man Of letters.
There are two Lord Stanleys. One,
born in 1896, the eldest son of Lord Der
| by, under whom he held the Foreign In
der -Secretaryship, is very able and rising
man. The other Lord Stanley of Alder
lev. late President Of the Board of Trade,
under Lord Pal narston, and by no means
likely to "jumf i'm Crow" by taking Of
fee under Derby. 1t probably is Lord
/ Derbv.s son who is meaut; and we see it
added that he is to have the Indian Vice
royalty. should Lord Canning resign it,
from disinclinatJli to serve under his po
liiical. almost personal opponents.
General Peel, who succeeds Lord Pan
mure as War Secretary, salary $4,000. is
brother to the late, and uncle TO the pres
ent Sir Robert Peel, and WAS bornin 1899.
Entering the Army in 1895, he became
Major General in 1854. He was Survey
or General Of the Ordinance, under mis-
brothers. ministry, from 1871 to 1916, and
Il. | 4 ',p N
He is an Indifferent speaker, but plodding
man, and gets Office chiefly on account of
his name
Sir John Somerset Pakington, born in
;799, VINO WAS Colonial Secretary under
Lord Derby ia 1852 succeeds Sir Charles
Wood as frs, Lorl of the Admiralty, sala
rv S22.5.O lie entered Parliament in
1897. i l,-... fly distinguished him
self by III. & II favor of national edu-
e., ion. Lib,ial Conservative, and
- -.
a...en1oroush, born in 1919
Vernon smith, as President
oi Control, salary $4,000.
ay ives lis OCCUPANT the home
Of East Indian affairs, and
SO utterly an incapable
SIR Smith. Lord Ellen
a Cabinet Minister un'
1868, and also under
.5t.. .l-.tl ions, was Viceroy o
. a, fum laIi to 1911. and is admitted
O 3, he.er eelpla ui.h Indian affair:
aan any her Bf ish statesman. lie may
b. empl,a icaily described as the nigh
. raan in he right place
L,ld Colchester. the new Post Masie
Grneral. salary $4,000, in place of Ih'
' Dnke OF Argylc, the most self-oPiniate'
chaiterbox in the upper House. was borI
# in 1898; is an Admiral on the retired list
WAS a member of Lord Derby's Govern
4 ment in 1852; aud probably owes his nev
l. position to the fact Of having married Lore
IS Ellenborough'S sister. Succeeding to tn
aeeraye at the ago of q, he never sat i
in Tho Earl of Salisbury Ga descendant G
d Lord Burghely. the celebrated statesma
in temp Elizabeth. and James J, succee de
in Earl Granville as Lord President OF th
al Council, salary $4,000 In IA forme
al Cabine, he was Lord Privy Seal. Ill
g. aank and conncxion alone raise him
official position now. lie was born in th
a year 1871.
in The Earl Of Hardwicle. born 1893; take
as the office Of Lord Privy Seal, salary > 10
a 900, instead Of the Marquis of Clanricard'
n one of the most dsrepuable noblemen
I'd the whole British peerage. lie was