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There is a variety in the letters received oy
Mrs Lydia E. Pinkham, testifying to the
cnres effected by her Vegetable Compound
and the great relief afforded to thousands Of
women in all sections. Mrs c, Oh
Toronto. SAYS: Il have taken three bottles
with very gratifying results" Mrs stephen
n, of Shefngton, Quebec, says; i am
now using the fourth bottle and have derived
great benefit already" Sarah c, Oh
Eugene City, Oregon, says; ut is the OeSI
medicine for the female sex have ever
found.n Mrs. O., of Santa Fe' says:
ssYour Compound has done me great de','
of goodn Mrs. H. S. D., OF Portland,
Ma saws: "It has done for me all it claimed
80 cbeerfuIIv recommend it to all SUI
feri ing as have done" Mrs. D. h; E. -,
Of lexington, Va says: II have taken d 1ng
bottle and l assure you l feel gieaG uet.l
Sotta- fael strong as ever and I've never
felt a pain in my back since the second dose
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26
CLIPPINas FOR THE CURIOUS.

A new fish, the cherna, belonging
TO the halibut family, has made its APP
pearance in the Gulf of Mexico.
Children grow taller, it is said, dur
ing an acute sickness, such as fever,
the growth of the bones being stimu-
lated by the febrile condition.
Americans average a daily addition
to the public fortune of seven cents.
which means that the United States
each day is worth 100000 more
than It was the day before.
An Indian paper records the death
of seven shepherds in the Belgium
district from being struck by hail
stones of the size of cocoanuts. A
large number of animals were killed.
The farthest point north ever
reached by man was reached by
Lieutenant Lockwood, a member of
the Greedy expedition, who went to SO
degrees. "a minutes, or within 45s
miles Of the Pole.
The drink called "posset" men
toned often by the early English
writers, was composed simply Of hot
milk curdled by some strong infusion.
This drink was held as a great luxury
and found use both as a drink and a
medicine.
When Maud S. trotted a mile in
2.O9 IA she moved forty feet ten and
five-sixteenth inches every second.
Her ordinary stride is seventeen feet,
but, assuming it to be twenty feet
each hind foot would touch the ground
at least twice every second.
The Andanian Islanders believe
that their deity lives In big stone
house, and that his wife is a green
shrimp. A small body Of heretics as
sert that the deity's wife is a red
shrimp, but they are regarded as Of
little account, and are vigorously per
secuted on general principles.
We are told that the chairman Of
one of the agricultural societies II
Germany recently put himself to the
task of counting the number of ker-
nels of the different grains contained
in one liter, O.9OS quart of dry meas
ure. He found that it held 2l,7OC
kernels of wheat, $4,000 of rye, 1906
of barley and 1900 of oats.
The largest number Of patents re
ceived from the United States paten
Office in one week to one person wa
issued recently to a Cincinnati gentle
man. The financial clerk of the pat
ent Office says the final fees, $500, fol
twenty-six patents paid by him, is tn
largest amount for this purpose eve
paid into the office at one time.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26

Since the invasion of Northern Cali
fornia by grasshoppers, there has been
marked revival in the literature apper-
tanning to this interesting insect.
81 remember in III" said member
of the Grain exchange yesterday, Il was
coming across the plains. Well, sir
was seated in a car reading news
paper about noon, when suddenly 1t
grew quite dark, and thought sure
terrible storm was on us. 1t was a
cloud of grasshoppers; so thick that
when thew settled on the car track they
stonned the train. There was good
feed where we were just then, and 1t
brought the 'hoppers to a halt. We
were blocked for twenty-four hours, un-
til snow-plow was telegraphed for, and
when it cut the way for us, it left a
hank of 'hoppers on each side higher
than the smokestack of the locomotive. ="
''That was pretty bad, said another
broker, 'but have seen worse. we
we're camped one summer In kansas,
making a survey for new town: Inc
'hoppeTs struck us at night, and in the
morning we thought the end Of the
world had come. They were piled, sir,
twenty feet deep over our encampment,
and we were nine hours tunneling out
of them. If we didn't happen to have
few giant powder cartridges to blast out
sirholes we should have been suffocated
before we could have struck a shovel
into the mass"
s'Didn't you hive any of emp IN
ouired a warehouseman, who had seen
1col Of NUocfarn life
I'What do you meant" asked the bro
ker.
''Just this: was caught IN the same
fix YOU have told about, once in Kansas.
I was in charge of mule team, hauling
supplies to a railroad camp. Among
other things we had several thousand
wards of canves for tents for the men.
AS soon as the grasshoppers struck us
nut nv gang to work, and in a short
time we had canvas sack made, balloon
fashion, only bigger than any 6allooI
! you ever saw. Wen, SIR, nlleo Il
chock full of hoppers-liye hoppers-
hitched it on to the wagons, and wheT
the swarm started togo our Gagged hop
pers went with them.
siAnd took off your balloonW
'.No. Stree; they hauled our Wagon
for over seventy eight miles, when the,
broke down, and we bagged a new lot
Il beat mule power all hollow. Then
has occurred to me-" But his audienc
had gone, and the Western man growl
inc. fIsuppose these blamed fools thin
Pm green,h walked off to find a NOR
credulous and attentive auditory.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26


General Gordon's diary contains letter
from III Alahdi to General Gordon, telling INN
OF the destruction Of the steamer Abbas and OF
the deaths Of Stewart and the others VINO
accompanied him on the Inflated voyage Win
the precise documents taken with them.
Serious labor riots baye taken place in
Austria. At Brunn the troubles are proved 70
nave been instigated and brought aboat by
the Anarchist Committee. Many OF the
wounded worbpeople have admitted that the
mobilization was prepared by foreign agltators;
Twenty wOrkmen were killed. ana several
hundred more or less seriously wounded Inc
men were generally armed with pieces OF IRON
and knives, aad possessed military organiza-
ton.
Saturdays returns from all the infected
districts Of Spain showed 453 cases and w
deaths. The reports for Sunday showed 4oO
new cases and 203 deaths.
nv an explosion in the Burnley pit, at Ape
dale, North Staffordshire, England, ten per-
sons we're killed.
Severe shocks Of earthquake we're e5
nerienced at Berne and Geneva switzeriahu-
An order has been issued from st. Peters
b,,ro Tor the formation Of brigade OF Cos
sacks for service in Iurcomania.
Forty Moors are going to America, BY
order OF The government OF Morocco, TO study
ne manufacture OF the breech-loading guns.
Owing to the enormous number OF new
buildings on hand in Berlin masons nave
Commenced a strike for an increase OF wages
There was some rioting by strikers, ana seN-
erai arrests were made.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26

The grand marine pageant in New fo l
barbor on the occasion OF the reception OF 1he
Bartholdi Statue, was sight that mas never
been seen in this country before.
About eleven O'Clock the lines were iorme q;
and with the boom OF signal gun one ana an
,eean 10 move. Bang went the guns IN the
foyts. Bang echoed the guns on the ships.
Bang went the respectful recognition from the
visitine warriors, while choral OF steamer
st,e;el-s wbistles and panjams few in volumes
10 the smoke hidden sky and doubtless made
the welkin ring, IL. M.
match with Secretary Whitney and stah on
bosrd), Powhatan and Omaha. Then followed
me- French flagship La Flore and the Issre, the
latter with tho statue on board.
Then came sailing vessels, steamers, yaeh 16s
and tugs until the crowd numbered over lOQ
vessels. The display was moSI asii l,or
thousands Of people.
Inc parade was also fine one, embracing
military organizations and civic societies IN
Lace numbers. Taken altogether Liberty had
a hearty welcome in this country.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26

A shocking and singular suicide was COM
mitted near Bakersville, Ohio, Wednesday.
While Mr.. Joseph Powell, a wealthy farmer,
was near the house at work his wife, who was
in the kitchen, saturated herself with kerosene
and then set herself on fire. Her screams
brought her husband to her rescue but he
could not control tho flames although he
threw water on her and endeayored to tear
her clothing of. He was therefore compelled
TO see his wife burned and charred to n crisp
before his eyes without being able to relieve
her. Mrs. Powels whole body was blackened
and scorched beyond recognition, and the
flesh in places dropped from the bones.
She lived only few minutes and died in great
ngony. She had attempted suicide Ivy potion
ins, and also b. burning seme tins ago,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26
Tbrodeh the suez Canal.

Steamers going through the suez
canal must stop whenever the pilot
pives the word, and when the sun has
gone down, no matter where the yes
sell is whether at "station" or not,
it must tie up at the bank. There is
no risk in this, as no other steamer
will attempt to go out after.sundown.
The pilots are a fna set of men, of
different nations. English, French
Greek. Italian, etc. They dress in a
simple uniform, laomething like naval
Officer IN undress
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Hoods SaFsapaTlIId
100 Doses one polar


Sold bv all druggists. 81; six for 3d. MADE ON
Two. 1 HOOD 4 CO.. Apothecaries' Lowell MAS''
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26

The Manchester Guardian, June sth, 1888,
AZ one OF the
HWindows"
Looking on the woodland waysl With
cIumps of rhododendroms and great masses0i
MAY blossomsl!l There was an interesting
group. -. ,,,d hon no.
spinnern but was now so
That he could only bear to liein a reclining
position.
This refers to my case.
/ was Attacked twelve years ago with 10
'O 1A paralytic disease of nerve fibre rarely
ever cured
and was for several years barely able to get
And for the last Five years not able to at
tend to my business, although
MANY things have been done Tor me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretching.
Two wears ago was voted into the
Home for Incurables! Near Manchester, In
na1y Am mo no advocate: "For anything in the
sbape of patent Medicines!
And made many objections to my dear
wife's constant urging to try Hop Bitters, but
finally to pacity her
Consentedll
had NOT quite finished the first bottle when
felt a change come over me. This was Sat-
,,-liav November Sd. On Sunday morningI
felt So strong 1 said to my room companions,
81 was sure l could
"Walkl
So started across the floor and back.
7 hardly knew how to contain myself. was
ali over the house. 1 am gaining strength
each day, and can walk quite safe withoutany
''Stickl"
Or Support.
am now at my own house, and hope soon
70 he able TO earn my own living again |
have been member Of the Manchester
Royal Exchange"
For nearly thirty years. and was most
heartily congratulated on going into the room
on Thursday last. Very gratefully yours,
JOHN BLACKBURN,
MANCHESTER Eng.) Dec. a, 1883.
Two wears later am perfectly we'll
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26

A dispatch from Parsons, Kansas, says that
there is now making its appearance IN that
vicinity a scourge equal to the grasshopper.
Large fields of corn, standing on an average
Of eight inches high, looking fresh and green
in the morning, before night became WiIneIe1 81,
m nv, of worms, ranging from an inch and
a quarter down to one-eighth Of an inch In
length. Apparently they become completely
distributed over a field, then begin simultane-
ousjy to work, and within very short time the
whole is devastated. Nearly every piece OF
SSbicb the worms are Matched are supposed to
he deposited by a small yellowish-white miller.
The worm is by the farmers termed the wet
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26
pIPLoMATIC APPOINTlIENTs.
The Men President Cleveland hns Chosen
TO Fill Important Omces.

TO Hi Important OuAcoas
The President has made the following ap-
Jobn b. Stallo. of Ohio. TO be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister PlenipOtentiary Of the
United States to Italy. He is German by
birth, and is one Of the most vigorous OF the
German freethinkers in the West. He was a
strong anti-slavery man and left the DEM
oeratie marty in 1854 on that issue, returning
to it in ls72 He is about sixty years old.
Bayless W. Hanna, of Indiana, 20 be Min
lister Resident and Consul General OF the
United States to the Argentine Republic.
Charles A. Dougherty, of Pennsylvania, to
be Secretary of the Legation OF the United
at Rome. He is resident Of fhiladel-
phia and a son of Daniel DOugherty.
To be Consul General Of the United States
at Rome, William L. Alden, of New York. He
is at present member Of the editorial stat OF
the New York Times.
To be Consul General Of the United States
at St. Petersburg, Pierce NJ. ., Young OF
To Be Consuls Of the United states.-George
". Savage, of New Jersey, at Belfast; Edward
Camphausen, Of Pennsylvania, at Naples
Francis B. Gallery, of New York, at Kingston,
Ja.; John NJ. Birch, Of West Virginia, at Nag
ask; Oscar Bischoff, of Kansas, at Sonneberg
Richard H. Stoddard, of New York, at Athens
Theodore W. Downs, Of Connecticut, at Que
bec. M. J. Newmark, Of California, at Lyons
William Fl. Moffett of New Jersey, at Beirut
J. c. Monaghan, Of Rhode leland, at Mann
helm; Wallace Jones, Of Florida, at Messina.
The President also appointed Benjamin T.
LambeTton TO be commander IN the Navy
William w. Reisinger to be lieutenant com
mander Albert Kantz to be captain and JOhT
f. Brainsford to be lieutenant and surgeon.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26
An Unusual Blunder.

Howard, the owner of the New Or
leans lottery, demanded to know Of his
manager at the Lottery office in New Or
leans, how he had been so careless as to
permit a player, not in the employ of the
company, to draw prize of 81, 600, The
manager admitted that it was an unusual
blunder on his part, but suggested that
the extraordinary incident could be used
as an advertisement. "Advertisementp
Howard exclaimed; LOTTERY doesn't
need advertisement. Tell 'em where
they can buy tickets; that's all that's
needed Lottery playing is disease.
L doesn't require any urging 8 man 70
catch itin--M y TFibpnsl
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ATTACKED BY RUINED DEPOsITORs.
An ex-Bahlser Set Upon by Women and
Roughly Handled.


DrTRorr. BIich.-Last year, Joseph Kuhn,
a banker and real estate dealer IN
Detroit. Michigan, failed, involving many
comparatively poor depositors IN financial
min. He was taken into court to be tried on
a charge Of embezzlement, but his lawyers
were not ready and the trial was postponed
for a week. 49, - e,,.a
Nth women. many Of whom were losers
through Kuhn, and when the latter emerged
thew assailed him with great violence. One OF
fhe women screamed out, in Englsh There
tbe man who stole our money Let's kill him 7
She accompanied the words with blow from
her umbrella, which knocked Kubn's hat on.
n was Immediately pOunced upon by the
others. who tore It to tatters. The first woman
In the meantime was vigorously plying her
umbrella over Kuhn's head and shoulders. A
16liceman dashed aside the men who we're urg-
Inc on the woman in the assault, and seized
Kuhn then ran into an office and asked that
he he protected from the men who, he said
had deliberately formed a plot to assassinate
him. He declared they were armed, and hao
instigated the assault with the expectation thai
he would in turn assail the woman, and thui
rive them an opportunity to kill him. H'
ssavs he believes his life to be constantly il
danger.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26
NEWS FROMAL POINTS
WHAT IL GOING ON or INTEREST IN
THIS AND OTHER COUNTRIES.
snr pnIsONEp THElI I'D.
Young Girl Confesses that she hiiiee
Her Father, Mother and sister,

cuoAeo. Ill. June 22.-Mary Kleman,
Girl in isil here, who has heretofore persist
emily asserted her innocence OF the e!lnne
with which she is charged-that OF admins admins,
terine poison to the family Of Mrs. Michael
Freres, her sister, with whom she she has nSas
,S,,, confessed 10 reporter that she Is guilty
not not only Of the attempt upon their lives, su.
Of causing the deaths Of her mother, ia amer
and another sister in Dubuque, Iowa her
mother died in July Of last year, her sister
Lena in August and her father, Michael ,sd,;i IN
~. bar crimes other than that she was i'm
pelled to commit them. She is evidently IN
sane. ..t t.,,o ,,aars
old Slender rather pretty, prepossessing IN
manner and an invalid, having but partial use u,
Of her legs and feet She has an lnnoeent en.
nression. and looks even more youthiul th1n 4
ne It. Her eyes have the strange, bright
fixed look 50 often seen with diseased i;Ssd m Mitb
ber lister at Rose Hill, TO whom she came after
ne burial Of her father in Dubuque
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wanted something that Would Squeak

Wanted Something that WOuld Squeak
Mr.. Brown took his son with him to
a shoe store one day last week and
bought him pair of new shoes. The
lad had been in the habit Of wearing
rubbers and the next morning as he
was leaving home for school his moth
er noticed that he did not have them
on, and she said
"Joe, amt you going to wear your
rubbersP'
aNo, maam, said the precocious
youngster, new shoes won't squeak
in Acknowledgement Argus.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-06-26
zee onoLERA M spAIN.
The River and the DIsease-The Flight
from Madrid,

The city Of Murcia is now the center Of the
cholera infection The disease is thought TO
have been brought in by the river, and the
water has infected the town. In tWenty-four
hours there have been l04 new cases and
p deaths; in the suburbs, So cases and "
deaths. Business has been largely suspended.
There has been a general exodus Of all persons
able to leave. Curious laws prevail in the
city. One prohibits the sale Of pork another
fines all persons leaving from terror for the
benefit Of the sanitary fund. The Governor
Of RIu,-cia expects difficulty in assembling the
Provincial Congress, and proposes to fine and
imprison all delegates refusing TO attend. A
Seville physician has been arrested for prae-
Using Dr. Ferran's incubation. Madrid L
quiet aud healthy, but about twelve thousand
persons left the city last week.
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WITH A PIQUANT FLAVOR.
cops4cAL STORIES THAT WILL MAKE
THE READER SMILE.

A LsveI-E8eaded Girl-Cure for kreclS-
re.-xVfnd ON the Prairies-FOl-
lowing tho Doctors Directions.
"say that you win be mine, dearest
Angelina"
II will, upon one condition"
.'Name it, my adored, aud if it were
to get you the moon"
fIIt is easier than that; in brief, simply
this: that you will invite me to spend a
month in your fathers house previous to
our marriage" 80.
"Of course, certainly; but why make
such a strange requests" ~,
WWell. I wish to learn to cook ike
your mother. Boston Courier.
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Rielis closely guarded at Regina. He rises
at six and studies and writes much: he aP-
NJ nears very devout. The only exercise he gets
"a half an hour, when the guards lead him ont
WI he situation now and hopes to get of.
Tigbteen Of the wounded have arrived, and
vii distribute themselves in different places
throughout the Dominion.
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"Why, Brown, how short your coat IS p"
said Homes one day to his friend Brown, who
wittily replied: Eyes; but it will be long
enough before I get another" Some men spend
SO much for medicines that neither heal nor nor
anG5als' visits-few and far between. Internal
feyers, weakness Of the lungs, shortness Of
breath and lingering coughs, soon yield to the
magic influence of that royal remedy, Dr. II
v Pierces Golden Medical Discovery"
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"say. Bob, you're out your out with
Miss Parsons, amt youl"
eyes, Joe."
"What happenedG"
"She's experimenting to lavishly."
'Experimentingl What at4
''Trying to cure freckles by eating ice
cream
''Well. why ought you to care2"
.'Oh, / don't, provided it's at some
other fellows expense. It was costing
me dollar and ahalf a freckle. "-Fhlla-
delphid call.
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THE DEATH DEALING TORNADOEs.
Seventeen Lives Lost in IOwo-Fenrtui
Experienee Of n Family.

Experience of n Family.
Reports sent in to the different insurance
companies of Des Moines, Iowa, show that the
damage by last Sunday nights storm is very
much heavier than was at first supposed. In
Ida, Woodbury., MonOna, Delaware, johnson,
Tao and Linn counties the loss was-the great
est. In johnson and Delaware counties the
largest buildings were completely wrecked. In
and about Sioux City the damage is approx
mated at $780, 900. Throughout the western
portion Of the State as far south as Pottawat-
emie county and the two northern tiers OF
counties the storm was severely felt, houses,
barns, corn cribs, fences and live stock being
scattered all over the prairies. Seventeen lives
were lost and a number of persons injured.
The HaWkeye and State Insurance compan-
les of Des M0ines, and the Home, OF Sioux
CITY, are the heaviest losers In the northern
and western part Of the State; the Phoenix and
Continental the largest losers in the eastern
mart
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MARKET NOTES.
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK ALAthEE
The Wholesale New York market quotations
BEiNs-Pnme, e1.9O@s2OO; fair to good.
Sl.45@S1.50 per busheL
BUTTFR - New York sold at 23@24c. for
choice in pals, and 2l@22c. common 70 good.
Western Creamery sold at 24Q25c.s and the
common Western at 10@11c-
CuEEsE-Factory fancy, 117S@ll9zci do. fair
ESss1ouotations ranged from lao. for or
binary, to 15c for New York. New Jersey and
FIo11R-superHne. Ss.OO@e3.1O: Western.
e4O0@S5.50; extra New York. 80 SOCGS45 0:
Hay Shipping. 90@95c.i clover. 7O975c
salt Coo; straw, 70975c.
HoPs-New York, 13@l4e.; Eastern, l2e1Soi
PoaE > Prime, $1,000 @ s11OO; dressed
hogs, 5000 49,,
Waukee, No. 2, $50. amber, S-RS--i
WOE CoR,S-fJ5graded Western Mixed. 5O@55o
Steamer Mixed, 53$[954c. in elevator, q
delivered; No. 2, .--CG541Zc. in elevator, -
@551Sc., delivered White Southern, CSC. de-
R1E-state, 77@7sc.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
FLouR-State family, SA0O@S4 25; rye houe
s3.625<@S3.75; wheat. State, g. @1.O0ci
amber, 50. 0Oicorn, yellow, 5411c.i mixed States
5S1Sc
PETRoIEuas- Refined. 7sSc. crude. 61fo.
WooL-State and Western X, 46950c.t <,
s7@ASc. medium 50tQ51c.; COARSE 400.
BOSTON MARKET
FLOUR - From 50. 25@s350 for low and
medium, to sA25@S450 for choice Minnesota,
Corn. $50 Q57c. for mixed and yellow.
/ BUTTER = Common. 90. Ollie; Vermont
dairy, 15@16c. choice creamery l8&19o
OHKEsE-7@71Sc.
/ BEAMS .55@S1.6 CO.
HAY-Choioe, 321@S22.
CATTLE MARKETS..
BuFFAno - Cattle, good qualify, - q
-; hogs, fair to good, S4l5@S4.1715; best,
e. 40
East LnERTx. PKEN-Best cattle, 10
81 medium to good, 3---0$--; common
10 fair, a-0e---t Hogs, Xorkers, eAOoQ
sAio Philadalphias, ee,s08eAoo hheep'
aA004aAEa 81
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LORD sALIsBURY's CABINET'
Reported Formation of the Tory Ministry

The composition Of the new Cabinet. has
been partially settled as follows:
The MARQUIS OF Salisbury, Prime Minister
and Secretary of State for the Foreign De-
partment. NJ c,..,.o1,o. -
the Exchequer. 80, ,---.- = ca,
for India. o.4.. -
STATE for the Home Department
Right Hon. Edward Gibson, Lord chancellor
Of Ireland s...,. -, ii,
ably be Secretary for War.
Colonel Frederick Stanley, Secretary for the
Colonies. wiz. d.
brook. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Sir Stafford NOrthcOte, Lord PRESIDENT OF
sba Council