The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
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A List OF Roscbtrt 'a"'"e'" NV"
oil ,t- History.
LONDON, jane 4.-Followins
members OF the retiring Minisu
Lord Roscbory. Prime Ministel
Lcrd Of The Treasury and Lord Pr
o. orS ,nY 4Sorscheu. Lord High chansen
The Right Hon. Sir william Ne.l', Neii'D"
Harcourt, Chancellor oi me EASin,p' Seal
Lord TWecdmouth Lord UrlVy go go
AMI chancellor Of the Duchy OF Ian
'"Sfs' The Earl Of Kimberley, Secretary OF
state for Foreign Anairs. - ..,,,,tn
The Right Hon. Herbert II. asl"''"'
secretay'y Of state for Home Analfs -
The MARQUIS OF apon, Sc-ir'"'S 20
State for the Colonies. III ro,,,or-
The Right Hon. II. Camppeevna,pr'''' evar
The Right Hon. Henry Fowler Secie-
The Earl Spencer First Lord OF the
',li',a' ,rbe iRiyht Hon. James Bryce, President
OF the Board OF Trade. ,,.,.. ,o,s,d
the Rigbf Hon. \. II. Dyke-Aciahu'
Vice-President Committee oi iho 'ou"
The Right Hon. George Shaw-L1eiyrSS'
President of the Local Government bpaIp'
The Right Hon. John Morley Niilei "ee
re9ahiy 1,he Right iiH Hon Arnold Morley, Post
This Ministry. with the exception OF
Lord Rosebery as Prime Minister alu ,i,e
Earl of Kimberley as Foreign Mtnis,e,,
was formed by Mr.. Gladstone IN aug w, ~,
iSa2 whom he became Prime Minister ivi
The fourth time. During Mr.. SladstoiS
stav at BarritZ. in February 1871, .no
Pan Mall Gazette annQuiecu l'o u,ae de-
menf from Office. hut the report Wa . ~
niDd though in very guarded terms. ~, ~
March j. 1888. Mr.. Gladstone hatr h '.' 10
last speech I'm the House OF Nonii'orlS M rsise'
Prime Minister. The next day ms Iesis
nation was made public. the chlel ca,uaee
of his retirement being the discovery thah.
he was suffering from cataract i'll DUN
eyes. ,., 80, a,dtonco with
the 0ueen and gave up the seals OF
office Lord RoscDery held the posi- 81 81
Foreign Secretary IN Nj. rlauS1Dttr rt,,,o
cabinet and succeeded MN as iIpnN
Minister. Two or three changes were
then made i'm the Cabinet ny the ,ds,i.e ,aaie
norsftion Of members to diiiefeht oln.es'
A. has been often reported ana as olten
arrfed that Lord ROscbcry was anxious
ia drop the cares Of office, ana IL was
thought probable by. many persons t,ae ra
ne would retire during or alteI ni" "a
cent illness without waiting LOT 49, an Az
verse vote Ia the House or commons
II was also said that there was 'onS%lu- %
erable friction between I1ora mvS' v,ho
and Sir William Nelhon-ii4ISpuW ~ -, ~ ,,,
bad AT one time been regarded Dy fhdIs
az Nr GladstOne's legitimate suct'S@7oa @
Inn the Premiership. With Lorn isosentaSS $500
as Premier the anomaly was IIescIi ~ er,
ol d Peti, ads9ed ir n measure TO mend or
ppnd p"dd'I tba House of Lords with its Inherit
LMd Rosebery's retirement ag an cans cans
"a mind the prediction he Is SAID 10 hiNe
10 li.l',, ,,,.ncernine himself when he was
Inboolbo~' mSoo So,,' He then declared that he
Would marry the richest ,heiress IN p,.il5e eng,
land. win the Derby and become s9 gudnnah rihS
1M5inisHeeed iSGN' only daughter of the
late ate Never de Rothschild, who was n IN n
he the richest heiress in the country; rsa 81,
iai he won the Derby VIII wilh pi3 his nOssT Year
,,b la9"ss sir T'' Visto and he filled the Office OF
Pri1c PIN Minister for little over iit,een
months Lord Rosebery Is only ioftY-
eight years old.