The Political History of England - Vol XI / From Addington's Administration to the close of William IV.'s Reign (1801-1837)

by George C. Brodrick; John Knight Fotheringham

First lord of treasury			Duke of Wellington.
Secretaries of state		home	R. (May, 1830, Sir R.) Peel.
		foreign	Earl Dudley.
			Earl of Aberdeen, succeeded June, 1828.
		war and colonies	W. Huskisson.
			Sir G. Murray, succeeded May, 1828.
Lord president			Earl Bathurst.
Lord chancellor			Lord Lyndhurst.
Lord privy seal			Lord Ellenborough.
			Earl of Rosslyn, succeeded June, 1829.
Chancellor of exchequer			H. Goulburn.
Admiralty			Duke of Clarence (lord high admiral), not in cabinet.
			Viscount Melville, succeeded Sept., 1828, in cabinet.
Board of trade and treasurer of navy			C. Grant.
			W. V. Fitzgerald, succeeded June, 1828.
Board of control			Viscount Melville.
			Lord Ellenborough, succeeded Sept., 1828.
Master of the mint			J. C. Herries.
Duchy of Lancaster			Earl of Aberdeen, in cabinet.
			C. Arbuthnot, succeeded June, 1828, not in cabinet.
Lord-lieutenant Ireland			Marquis of Anglesey, Feb., 1828, not in cabinet.
			Duke of Northumberland, succeeded Feb., 1829, not in cabinet.
Secretary at war			Viscount Palmerston, in cabinet.
			Sir H. Hardinge, succeeded May, 1828, not in cabinet.

10. GREY, November, 1830.

First lord of treasury			Earl Grey (before Viscount Howick).
Secretaries of state		home	Viscount Melbourne.
		foreign	Viscount Palmerston.
		war and colonies	Viscount Goderich.
			E. G. Stanley, succeeded March, 1833.
			T. S. Rice, succeeded June, 1834.
Lord president			Marquis of Lansdowne.
Lord chancellor			Lord Brougham.
Lord privy seal			Lord Durham.
			Earl of Ripon (before Viscount Goderich) succeeded April, 1833.
			Earl of Carlisle, succeeded June, 1834.
Chancellor of exchequer			Viscount Althorp.
Admiralty			Sir J. R. Graham.
			Lord Auckland, succeeded June, 1834.
Board of trade			Lord Auckland, not in cabinet.
			C. P. Thomson, succeeded June, 1834.
Board of control			C. Grant.
Master of mint			Lord Auckland, not in cabinet.
			J. Abercromby, succeeded June, 1834, in cabinet.
Duchy of Lancaster			Lord Holland, in cabinet.
Postmaster-general			Duke of Richmond, in cabinet.
			Marquis of Conyngham, succeeded June, 1834, not in cabinet.
Duchy of Lancaster			Lord Holland, in cabinet.
Paymaster of forces			Lord J. Russell, admitted to cabinet June, 1831.
Without office			Earl of Carlisle (to June, 1834).
Lord-lieutenant Ireland			Marquis of Anglesey, not in cabinet.
			Marquis Wellesley, succeeded Sept., 1833, not in cabinet.
Chief secretary for Ireland			E. G. Stanley, admitted to cabinet June, 1831.
			Sir J. C. Hobhouse, succeeded March, 1833, not in cabinet.
			E. J. Littleton, succeeded May, 1833, not in cabinet.
Secretary at war			C. W. Wynn, not in cabinet.
			Sir H. Parnell, succeeded April, 1831, not in cabinet.
			Sir J. Hobhouse, succeeded Feb., 1832, not in cabinet.
			E. Ellice, succeeded April, 1833, admitted to cabinet June, 1834.

11. MELBOURNE, July, 1834.

First lord of treasury			Viscount Melbourne.
Secretaries of state		home	Viscount Duncannon.
		foreign	Viscount Palmerston.
		war and colonies	T. S. Rice.
Lord president			Marquis of Lansdowne.
Lord chancellor			Lord Brougham.
Lord privy seal			Earl of Mulgrave.
Chancellor of exchequer			Viscount Althorp.
Admiralty			Lord Auckland.
Board of trade and treasurer of navy			C. P. Thompson.
Board of control			C. Grant.
Master of mint			J. Abercromby.
First commissioner of woods and forests			Sir J. C. Hobhouse, in cabinet.
Duchy of Lancaster			Lord Holland.
Paymaster of forces			Lord J. Russell.
Lord-lieutenant Ireland			Marquis Wellesley, not in cabinet.
Secretary at war			E. Ellice.

PROVISIONAL ADMINISTRATION, November, 1834.

First lord of treasury			Duke of Wellington.
Secretaries of state		home	Duke of Wellington.
		foreign	Duke of Wellington.
		war and colonies	Duke of Wellington.
Lord chancellor			Lord Lyndhurst.
Chancellor of exchequer			Lord Denman.

12. PEEL, December, 1834.

First lord of treasury and chanc. exchequer			Sir R. Peel.
Secretaries of state		home	H. Goulburn.
		foreign	Duke of Wellington.
		war and colonies	Earl of Aberdeen.
Lord president			Earl of Rosslyn.
Lord chancellor			Lord Lyndhurst.
Lord privy seal			Lord Wharncliffe.
Admiralty			Earl de Grey.
Ordnance			Sir G. Murray, in cabinet.
Board of trade and master of the mint			A. Baring.
Board of control			Lord Ellenborough.
Paymaster of forces			Sir E. Knatchbull.
Lord-lieutenant Ireland			Earl of Haddington, not in cabinet.
Secretary at war			J. C. Herries.

13. MELBOURNE, April, 1835.