Permanent historical factsheet

Board of Trade

Great Britain · Government / Conservative Party Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

8Records
1882–1986Date range
8Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1882

Joseph Chamberlain1882

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed President of the Board of Trade

1886

Frederick Arthur Stanley Derby, 16th1886

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed President of the Board of Trade

1888

Hicks Beach Quenington, 1st1888

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed President of the Board of Trade

1922

Edward Frederick Lindley Wood Halifax, 3rd1922

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed President of the Board of Trade by Bonar Law

1935

Stanley Runciman Bewdley, 1st7 June 1935

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed President of the Board of Trade

1951

George Edward Peter Thorneycroft1951

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed President of the Board of Trade

1963

Edward Richard George HeathOctober 1963

London · Government / Conservative Party Government

Becomes President of the Board of Trade under Alec Douglas-Home.

1986

Henry Paul Guinness Channon Kelvedon24 January 1986

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed President of the Board of Trade

Names involved

Edward Frederick Lindley Wood Halifax, 3rdEdward Richard George HeathFrederick Arthur Stanley Derby, 16thGeorge Edward Peter ThorneycroftHenry Paul Guinness Channon KelvedonHicks Beach Quenington, 1stJoseph ChamberlainStanley Runciman Bewdley, 1st

Provenance

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