. Examen des évaluations et de travail du monde. Le commerce, David Lloyd-George.Président du Conseil d'Goveruiiient locaux, John Burns.Secrétaire en chef pour l'Écosse, John Sinclair le Boaid.Président de l'Agriculture, de l'Earl Carrington.des postes, Sydney C. Buxton.Secrétaire en chef pour l'Irlande, James Bryce.Lord Président du Conseil, le P^arl de Crewe.Lord du Sceau privé, le marquis de Ripon.Président du Conseil de l'éducation. Augustine Birrell.Chancelier du duché de Lancaster, Sir Henry H. Fowler. L'arc suivant pas membres du cabinet, mais font partie de la nouvelle administration : L'Éternel

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. Review of reviews and world's work. Trade, David Lloyd-George.Presidentof the Local Goveruiiient Board, John Burns.Chief Secretary for Scotland, John Sinclair.Presidentof the Boaid of Agriculture, Earl Carrington.Postmaster-General, Sydney C. Buxton.Chief Secretary for Ireland, James Bryce.Lord President of the Council, the P^arl of Crewe.Lord of the Privy Seal, the Marquis of Ripon.President of the Board of Education. Augustine Birrell.Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Sir Henry H. Fowler. The following arc not members of the cabinet, but form part of the incoming administration : Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, the Earl of Aberdeen.Undersecretary for the Colonies, Winston L. Churchill.First Commissioner of Works, Louis Vernon-Harcourt.Attorney-General, John Jjawson Walton.Solicitor-General, William S. Robson. Mr. Stead, than whom there are few living Eng-lishmen better qualified to speak concerningBritish governmental affairs, tells the story ofthe whole chanu^e of ministrv this month (on THE PROGRESS OF THE WORLD. 9A. THE EARL OF ABERDEEN. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL. (Who has been reappointed (Who has been appointedLord Lieutenant of Ire- British Under Secretaryland.) ol ^he Colonies.) page 33), and this leaves nothing further to besaid here than to record, as we have alreadydone, the names of the full cabinet, some ofwhom had not been definitely appointed whenMr. Steads article was written, —from London inthe first days of December. In spite of the dis-mal predictions of the Conservatives and thesomewhat timid hopes of many Liberals, SirHenry Campbell-Bannerman has succeeded inorganizing a ministry of unusual strength. Per-haps the most significant fact about the ministryis that it does not contain a single corporationdirector. It is interesting to note the unusuallylarge number of literary men in the new ministry.John Morley is the author of the most importantbiography (that of Gladstone) produced in manyyears ; James Bryce has produced probably thebest treatise o

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