Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-18
THE NEW MINISTRY.


Official List of the Members of the New
Gladstone Cabinet Greetings to Glad
stone.
LoSDoN, Aug. 17.-Mr Gladstone re-
turned from his Journey to Osborne
House, yesterday. lie is enjoying ex-
cellent health and shows no sign that
his trip to and from the Isle Of Wight
caused him any fatigue. The enthusi-
asm manifested at Waterloo station
and at various points along the route of
Mr.. Gludstone'S journey was repeated
upon his return. Everywhere, particu.
larIy at southampton and Waterloo
station, he was surrounded by good
nGtured crowd, who heartily cheered
him and greeted him with cries of
bravo, William" drop it into them,
old mani"
Despite the falling rain and the
general cheerlessness Of the day large
crowd, among which We're many ladies,
waited for hours to receive Mr.. Glad
stone in the vicinity Of Mr.. Stuart
Rendle's house in Carlton Gardens,
where Mr.. Gladstone is stopping until
he takes up his official residence in
Downing street. When he drove up to
the house from Waterloo station he was
given an ovation, the crowd waving
hats, umbrellas and handkerchiefs, and
cheering him to tie echo. He smilingly
bowed his thanks for the reception and
then entered the house. After the lapse
of Il brief interval he emerged again,
accompanied by his wife and daughter.
The party entered their carriage and
were driven 10 kensington TO attend
wedding.
The new government is as follows:
Mi Gladstone, Lord Priyy Seal and
First Lord Of the Treasury.
Earl Rosebery, Foreign Secretary.
Baron llerschell, Lord Chancellor
Sir William Vernon llarcourt, Chan
cclor Of the Exchcqucr.
Herbert II. Asquth, Home Secretary
The Right Hon. Henry II. Fowler,
President of the Local Government
Board
The Right Hon II, Campbell Banner.
man, Secretary of state for War.
Earl Spencer, First Lord of the Ad-
miralty.
'rhc Right Hon. John Morley, Chief
Secretary for Ireland.
The Right lion. A. j. Mundclia, Presi-
dent of the Board Of Trade.
Sir Charles RUSSELL Attorney general.
John Rigby, Solicitor general.
The Right Hon, Samuel Walker, Lord
Chancellor Of Ireland.
Mr.. MacDermott, Attorney. general for
Ireland.
lhe Right Hon Edward r. G.
Majonbanks, Patronage Secretary to the
Treasury
Alexander Asher, Solicitor-gencral fol
Scotland.
The Right Hon. ]. d. Balfour, Lord
Advocate of Scotland.
The Earl of Kimberly, Secretary of
State for India and Vice. president OF the
| Council.
rhe Marquis of Ripon, Secretary Of
State for the colonies.
sir George o. Treyelyan, Secretary for
| Scotland,
Mr.. Arnold Morley, Postmaster gen
eral
Mr. Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland,
vice-prcsidont of the council on educa
| ton.
Baron Iloughton, Viceroy Of Ireland
! without seal in the cabinet
The announcement Of the appoint
ment Of Baron lloughton, a young anG
comparatively unknown man, to the
position oi Niccroy of Ireland was SC
Incredible that the representative of the
| Associated Press made inquiries about
II, when he found that the appointment
had been made as announced.
| Robert Oilley AshburtOn Milnes, the
second Baron llonghton,was born Janu-
airy 18TH, 1898, and is, therefore, net vet
50 years Of age. He married in 1850
| Sybil, daughter Of Sir Frederick Ora
ham ana grand daughter Of the Duke of