THE POLITCAL CRISIS AT HOME.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXXI, Issue 160, 1 July 1895, Page 2

THE POLITCAL CRISIS AT HOME.

THE NEW CABINET. [XJNITBO PBBES ASSOCIATION.) I ondon, June 29. * Earl Cadogau becomes LordLieutenant of Ireland, with a seat m the Cabinet. It is officially announced that Lord George F. Hamilton is Secretary for India. Marquis of Lan^sdown, Secretary for War. Hon. S. White Matthew Eidl y, Home Secretary. Viscount Oross, Lord Privy Seal. Mr 0. T. .Ritchie, President of the Board of Trade. Lord Ashborne, Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Earl Cadogao, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Secretary of Scotland. The above with those previously announced will form the Cabinet. Th«s Hon. Geo. OLCurzop *&s been appointed Undor-Secretary for the Foreign OfBoe ; Mr R. H. Hanbury, mJ^orl Preston, Financial .Secretary to the \Treasury, i aily NeVvs says that the Queen, took farew^U of Lord Rosebery very graciously* Lord Rosebery has received the Order of the Thistle. It is reported that Lord Carrington and Baron Houghton have been created Earls. Irishmen m Chicago are displeased at Juetin McCarthy's apmal J^L funds for the election fight. jr^^B Mr Goschen has unopposed. y —^_ -'"^ The Unionist press aulogise^H ability, and recognise that his tV elusion strengthens the Cabinet. \ Opposition criticism is mild. " It is believed Lord Onslow will be appointed Under-Secretary for the Colonies, and that Sir R. E. Webster will be Attorney-General, with either Sir E. Clarke or Edward Carson as Solicitor-General. Mr O'Brien has been elected for Cork by a majority of 177 over Roche, the Parnellite candidat?.