Great Britain · Government / Conservative Party Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
10Records
1885–1989Date range
8Named people
0Places
Chronological records
1885
Hardy Cranbrook, 1st1885
Government / Conservative Party Government
Appointed Lord President of the Council
1924
Curzon Kedleston1924
Government / Conservative Party Government
Appointed Lord President of the Council
1925
Arthur James Balfour Balfour, 1st1925
Government / Conservative Party Government
Appointed Lord President of the Council, the "elder statesman" of Baldwins Cabinet
1938
Hogg Hailsham, 1st1938
Government / Conservative Party Government
Appointed Lord President of the Council
1952
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil Salisbury, 5th1952
Government / Conservative Party Government
Appointed Lord President of the Council
1955
Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home Home ,14th1955
Government / Conservative Party Government
Appointed Lord President of the Council, 1st term
1956
Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home Home ,14th1956
Government / Conservative Party Government
Appointed Lord President of the Council, 2nd term
1957
Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home Home ,14th1957
Government / Conservative Party Government
Appointed Lord President of the Council, 3rd term
1983
Whitelaw1983
Government / Conservative Party Government
Appointed Lord President of the Council
1989
Geoffrey Howe24 July 1989
Government / Conservative Party Government
Appointed Lord President of the Council
Names involved
Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home Home ,14thArthur James Balfour Balfour, 1stCurzon KedlestonGeoffrey HoweHardy Cranbrook, 1stHogg Hailsham, 1stRobert Gascoyne-Cecil Salisbury, 5thWhitelaw
Provenance
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