20 AUGUST 1892, page 1

As Regards The Subordinate Offices, We May Mention That Sir

Edward Grey is to be Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, and he will represent the department in the Lower House. He is an able young man, who is supposed to be very " moderate......

It Seems More Than Doubtful If Mr. John Morley Will

secure his re-election for Newcastle. Mr. Hamond, M.P., is said to have given it as his opinion that Mr. Ralli, the Liberal Unionist, will beat him by a majority of from 500 to......

News Of The Week.

O N Thursday the Unionist Government rendered up the Seals of Office, and Mr. Gladstone's Government received them. The situation was rather neatly represented yesterday week by......

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Of The Other Appointments, The Most Remarkable Is The Pro-

motion of Mr. Asquith to the important office of Home Secretary, and the raising of Mr. Arthur Acland to the Vice- Presidency of the Council of Education, with a seat in the......

A Fresh List Of Honours For Members Of The Defeated

party appeared yesterday. The Earl of Zetland, the retiring Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland, is to become a Marquis ; Viscount Cranbrook, the retiring Lord President of the Council,......