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Solicitor General

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

6Records

1875–1970Date range

6Named people

0Places

Chronological records

1875

Hardinge Stanley Giffard Halsbury, 1st1875

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed Solicitor General

1885

John Eldon Gorst1885

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed Solicitor General

1900

Edward Carson Duncairn1900

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed Solicitor General

1922

Thomas Inskip Caldecote, 1st1922

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed Solicitor General, 1st term

1954

Harry Braustin Hylton-Foster1954

Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed Solicitor General

1970

Geoffrey Howe1970

Government / Conservative Party Government

Geoffrey Howe is appointed Solicitor General in Edward Heath's government.

Names involved

Edward Carson DuncairnGeoffrey HoweHardinge Stanley Giffard Halsbury, 1stHarry Braustin Hylton-FosterJohn Eldon GorstThomas Inskip Caldecote, 1st

Provenance

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