TH E TABLET.
A Weekly Newspaper and Review.
DUM VOBIS GRATULAMUR, ANIMOS ETIAM ADDIMUS UT IN INCGEPTIS VESTRIS CONSTANTER MANEATIS.
From the B r ie f o f H is Holiness P ius IX . to The Tablet, June 4, 1870.
Vol. 80. No. 2729. London, August 27, 1892.
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Chronicle of the Week :
‘The New Ministry—The Queen and Mr. Labouchere—Mr. Labouchere and the New Ministers— The Morocco Mission—Death of Marshal da Fonseca—The Popu
lation of Scotland—The Unemployed in Belgium — Spread of Cholera—Precautions in the City —Mr. Gladstone on Small Holdings—Mr. Keir Hardie on Labour Politics — The Honours List — Obituaries of the Week — Mr. Gladstone and the New Honours 317 ■ Leaders :
The Case Against “ Eight Hours” 321 Mgr. Hirth’s Appeal to Cardinal
Lavigerie .. .. .. .. 321 Irish Catholics and University
Education _ .........................323 Readers and Writers .. .. 323
CONTENTS.
The Enthronement of the Arch
Page bishop of St. Andrews and Edinburgh .. .. .. .. .. 324 The Judgment Against Mgr. Cazet 325 No t e s ....................................................... 327 Reviews :
Walter de Stapeldon .. .. 328 Comte and Positivism .. .. 329 Archbishop Corrigan and American
Schools .. .. .. -. 330 Correspondence :
Rome :—(From Our Own Corre
spondent) .......................................333 Dublin :—(From Our Own Corre
spondent) ......................... .. 334 Letters to the Editor :
Our “ Catholic” Choirs .. .. 336 Cardinal Manning’s Portrait for
Balliol Hall .. .. .. 336
Letters to the Editor (Con
Page tinued) : Hymn on the Pallium .. .. q “ A Word of Warning ” .. .. 336 Madagascar’s Strategetical Im
portance .. .. .. .. 336 Rood-screen, Pertenhall, Bedford
shire . .. .. .. 337 Merton Abbey .. .. .. 337 Premonstratensians at the Oratory 337 j An Appeal .. .. .. .. 337
Consecration of the Bishop of
Salford .. .. .. .. 337 A Visit to_the Coenaculum .. .. 339 The Archiépiscopal Oath .. .. 341 The Lincoln Judgment and the
Peace of the Church .. .. 342 Open-air Demonstration in Black
burn .. .. .. .. .. 343 A Strange Election Prayer Meeting 343 Temperate Temperance Reform .. 344 Catholics Abroad .. .. .. 344
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Social and Political . . . . 345
SUPPLEMENT. News from the Schools : What “ Free ” Education has
Done for Scotland .. .. 349 County Committees for Secondary
Education in Scotland .. .. 350 Royal University of Ireland .. 351 Mount St. Mary’s and the Oxford
Local Examinations .. .. 352 About Education .. .. .. 352 News from the D ioceses :
Westminster Southwark .. Northampton Plymouth Salford Glasgow .........................
352 352 353 353 353 353
Death of Father De Vit
•• 354
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CHRONICLE OF THE WEEK.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
HOUGH the new Ministry is not yet quite complete, the following is a list of the appointments already made :
T h e C a b in e t .
First Lord of the Treasury and Lord Privy Seal ........ Lord High Chancellor ........ Lord President of the Coun
cil and Secretary of State for India................................ Secretary of State for Home
Affairs............. Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs............ Secretary of State for the
Colonies............................... Secretary of State for War... First Lord of the Admiralty Chancellor of the Exchequer Chief Secretary for Ireland... Secretary for Scotland ........ Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster ............................ President of the Board of
Trade ..................................... President of the Local Go
vernment Board.................. Postmaster-General ............. First Commissionerof Works Vice-President of the Com
mittee of Council on Education .....................................
Mr. Gladstone. Lord Herschell.
Earl of Kimberley.
Mr. Asquith.
Earl of Rosebery.
Marquis of Ripon. Mr. Campbell-Bannerman. Earl Spencer. Sir William Harcourt. Mr. John Morley. Sir George Trevelyan.
Mr. Bryce.
Mr. Mundella.
Mr. Henry Fowler. Mr. Arnold Morley. Mr. Shaw-Lefevre.
Mr. Arthur Acland.
N o t in th e C a b in e t .
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Lord Houghton. Lord Chancellor of Ireland Mr. Walker. President of the Board of
Agriculture........................... Mr. Herbert Gardner. Financial Secretary to the
Treasury................................. Mr. Hibbert.
New S eries. Vri, XLV1IJ., No. 2,038.
Patronage Secretary to the
T reasury................................
Junior Lords of the Treasury
Paymaster-General.................. Civil Lord of the Admiralty Secretary to the Admiralty... Under-Secretary Home Office Under - Secretary Foreign
Office ..................................... Under - Secretary Colonial
Office ..................................... Under-Secretary War Office Under-Secretary India Office Parliamentary Secretary
Board of Trade .................. Parliamentary Secretary
Local Government Board Financial Secretary to the
War O ffice........................... Attorney-General .................. Solicitor-General .................. Lord Advocate for Scotland Solicitor-General for Scotland Attorney-General for Ireland Solicitor-General for Ireland Lord Chamberlain.................. Master of the Buckhounds Comptroller of the House
hold.......................................... Vice-Chamberlain .................. Captain of the Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms .................. Lord Steward............................ Lord Chamberlain.................. Master of the Horse.............
Mr. Marjoribanks. iMr. T. E. Ellis. - Mr. Causton. [Mr. W. A. M’Arthur. Mr. Seale-Hayne. Mr. Edmund Robertson.
Sir U. Kay-Shuttleworth. Mr. Herbert Gladstone.
Sir Edward Grey.
Mr. Sydney Buxton. Lord Sandhurst. Mr. George Russell.
Mr. Burt.
Sir Walter Foster.
Mr. Woodall. Sir Charles Russell Mr. Rigby. Mr. J. B. Balfour. Mr. Asher. The MacDermot. Serjeant Hemphill. Lord Carrington. Lord Ribblesdale.
Mr. George Leveson-Gower. Plon. C. R. Spencer.
Lord Vernon. Marquis of Breadalbane. Lord Carrington. Viscount Oxenbridge.
Mr. Labouchere is not in the Cabinet,
queenand and ^as set himself to account for the mr. labouchere. phenomenon. The simple explanation that he was not wanted seems not to have so much as occurred to him. It was agreeable to his vanity to jump to the conclusion that the Queen had objected to him. Accordingly he wrote to one of his constituents, saying : “ The Queen expressed so strong a feeling against me as one of the Ministers that, as I understand it, Mr. Gladstone did not think it desirable to submit my name.”
