User:Neveselbert/List

List

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18th / 19th century
Count ● Party
20th century
Count ● Party
21st century
Portrait Prime Minister
(Birth–Death) 		Term of office GE[*] Ministerial offices Party Ministry Monarch
(Reign) 		Ref.
Duration
painting
 3 April
1721 		11 February
1742
1722
  • Chancellor of the Exchequer
  • First Lord of the Treasury
  • Leader of the House of Commons (1721–1742)
 Whig Walpole–Townshend George I

(1714–1727) 		[1]
[†]
1727
 		George II

(1727–1760)
1734
 		Walpole
​
1741
20 years and 315 days
painting
 16 February
1742 		2 July
1743 		— Whig Carteret [2]
[‡]
1 year and 137 days
​
painting
 27 August
1743 		6 March
1754 		— Whig [3]
[‡]
1747
 		Broad Bottom II
10 years and 192 days
painting
 16 March
1754 		11 November
1756
1754
 		Whig Newcastle I [4]
2 years and 241 days
painting
 16 November
1756 		29 June
1757 		— Whig [5]
​ 1757 Caretaker
226 days
painting
 29 June
1757 		26 May
1762 		— Whig Pitt–Newcastle [6]
1761
 		George III

(1760–1820)
—
4 years and 332 days
painting
 26 May
1762 		8 April
1763 		— Tory Bute [7]
318 days
painting
 16 April
1763 		10 July
1765 		— Whig Grenville
(mainly Whig)
 [8]
2 years and 86 days
painting
 13 July
1765 		30 July
1766 		— Whig Rockingham I [9]
1 year and 18 days
painting
 30 July
1766 		14 October
1768
1768
 		Whig Chatham [10]
[†]
2 years and 77 days
painting
 14 October
1768 		28 January
1770 		— Whig Grafton [11]
1 year and 107 days
painting
 28 January
1770 		27 March
1782
1774
 		Tory North [12]
1780
12 years and 59 days
painting
 27 March
1782 		1 July
1782 		— Whig Rockingham II [9]
[‡]
97 days
painting
 4 July
1782 		26 March
1783 		— Whig Shelburne [13]
266 days
painting
 2 April
1783 		18 December
1783 		— Whig Fox–North [14]
261 days
painting
The Right Honourable
William Pitt
MP for
(1784)
(1759–1806)
 19 December
1783 		14 March
1801
1784
 		Tory Pitt I [15]
[‖]
1790
1796
17 years and 86 days
painting
 17 March
1801 		10 May
1804
1801
 		Tory Addington [16]
1802
3 years and 55 days
painting
 10 May
1804 		23 January
1806 		— Tory Pitt II [17]
[‡]
1 year and 259 days
painting
 11 February
1806 		25 March
1807
1806
 		Whig [18]
1 year and 43 days
painting
 31 March
1807 		4 October
1809
1807
 		Tory Portland II [19]
2 years and 188 days
painting
 4 October
1809 		11 May
1812 		— Tory Perceval [20]
[‡]
2 years and 221 days
painting
 8 June
1812 		9 April
1827
1812
 		Tory Liverpool [21]
[§]
1818
1820
 		George IV

(1820–1830)
​
1826
14 years and 306 days
painting
 12 April
1827 		8 August
1827 		— Tory Canning [22]
[‡]
119 days
painting
 31 August
1827 		8 January
1828 		— Tory Goderich [23]
131 days
painting
 22 January
1828 		16 November
1830
1830
 		Tory Wellington–Peel [24]
2 years and 299 days William IV

(1830–1837)
painting
 22 November
1830 		9 July
1834
1831
 		Whig Grey [25]
1832
3 years and 230 days
painting
 16 July
1834 		14 November
1834 		— Whig Melbourne I [26]
122 days
painting
 17 November
1834 		9 December
1834 		— Tory Wellington Caretaker [27]
23 days
painting
 10 December
1834 		8 April
1835 		— Conservative Peel I [28]
120 days
painting
 18 April
1835 		30 August
1841
1835
 		Whig Melbourne II [29]
1837
 		Victoria

(1837–1901)
6 years and 135 days
painting
 30 August
1841 		29 June
1846
1841
 		Conservative Peel II [28]
4 years and 304 days
photograph
 30 June
1846 		21 February
1852
1847
 		Whig Russell I [30]
5 years and 237 days
engraving
 23 February
1852 		17 December
1852
1852
 		Conservative Who? Who? [31]
299 days
engraving
 19 December
1852 		30 January
1855 		— Peelite Aberdeen
(Peelite–Whig–et al.)
 [32]
2 years and 43 days
photograph
 6 February
1855 		19 February
1858
1857
 		Whig Palmerston I [33]
3 years and 14 days
engraving
 20 February
1858 		11 June
1859 		— Conservative Derby–Disraeli II [34]
1 year and 112 days
photograph
 12 June
1859 		18 October
1865
1859
 		Liberal Palmerston II [35]
[‡]
1865
6 years and 129 days
photograph
 29 October
1865 		26 June
1866 		— Liberal Russell II [30]
241 days
engraving
 28 June
1866 		25 February
1868 		— Conservative Derby–Disraeli III [36]
1 year and 243 days
photograph
 27 February
1868 		1 December
1868 		— Conservative [37]
279 days
photograph
 3 December
1868 		17 February
1874
1868
 		Liberal Gladstone I [38]
5 years and 77 days
photograph
 20 February
1874 		21 April
1880
1874
 		Conservative Disraeli II [39]
[†]
6 years and 62 days
photograph
 23 April
1880 		9 June
1885
1880
 		Liberal Gladstone II [40]
5 years and 48 days
photograph
 23 June
1885 		28 January
1886 		— Conservative Salisbury I [41]
220 days
photograph
 1 February
1886 		20 July
1886
1885
 		Liberal Gladstone III [40]
170 days
photograph
 25 July
1886 		11 August
1892
1886
 		Conservative Salisbury II [42]
6 years and 18 days
photograph
 15 August
1892 		2 March
1894
1892
 		Liberal Gladstone IV [40]
1 year and 200 days
photograph
 5 March
1894 		22 June
1895 		— Liberal Rosebery [43]
1 year and 110 days
photograph
 25 June
1895 		11 July
1902
1895
 		Conservative Salisbury III [44]
1900
 		Salisbury IV
7 years and 17 days Edward VII

(1901–1910)
photograph
 12 July
1902 		4 December
1905 		— Conservative Balfour [45]
3 years and 146 days
photograph
 5 December
1905 		5 April
1908
1906
 		Liberal Campbell-Bannerman [46]
2 years and 123 days
photograph
 5 April
1908 		5 December
1916 		— Liberal Asquith I [47]
1910-01
 		Asquith II
1910-12
 		Asquith III George V

(1910–1936)
​ —
8 years and 245 days
photograph
 6 December
1916 		19 October
1922 		— Liberal [48]
1918
 		Lloyd George II
5 years and 318 days
photograph
 23 October
1922 		20 May
1923
1922
 		Conservative Law [49]
210 days
photograph
 22 May
1923 		22 January
1924 		— Conservative Baldwin I [50]
246 days
photograph
 22 January
1924 		4 November
1924
1923
 		Labour MacDonald I [51]
288 days
photograph
 4 November
1924 		4 June
1929
1924
 		Conservative Baldwin II [52]
4 years and 213 days
photograph
 5 June
1929 		7 June
1935
1929
 		Labour MacDonald II [53]
— National
Labour 		National I
(Nat. L.–Con.–et al.)
​
1931
 		National II
6 years and 3 days
​
photograph
 7 June
1935 		28 May
1937
1935
 		Conservative National III [54]
Edward VIII

(1936)
George VI

(1936–1952)
1 year and 356 days
photograph
 28 May
1937 		10 May
1940 		— Conservative National IV [55]
Chamberlain War
2 years and 349 days
photograph
 10 May
1940 		26 July
1945 		— Conservative [56]
[‖]
5 years and 78 days
photograph
 26 July
1945 		26 October
1951
1945
 		Labour Attlee I [57]
[‖]
1950
 		Attlee II
6 years and 93 days
photograph
 26 October
1951 		5 April
1955
1951
 		Conservative Churchill III [58]
3 years and 162 days Elizabeth II

(1952–2022)
photograph
 6 April
1955 		9 January
1957
1955
 		Conservative Eden [59]
1 year and 279 days
photograph
 10 January
1957 		18 October
1963 		— Conservative Macmillan I [60]
1959
 		Macmillan II
6 years and 282 days
photograph
 19 October
1963 		16 October
1964 		— Conservative Douglas-Home [61]
[¶]
364 days
photograph
 16 October
1964 		19 June
1970
1964
 		Labour Wilson I [62]
1966
 		Wilson II
5 years and 247 days
photograph
 19 June
1970 		4 March
1974
1970
 		Conservative Heath [63]
[‖]
3 years and 259 days
photograph
 4 March
1974 		5 April
1976
1974-02
 		Labour Wilson III [62]
1974-10
 		Wilson IV
2 years and 33 days
photograph
 5 April
1976 		4 May
1979 		— Labour Callaghan [64]
3 years and 30 days
photograph
 4 May
1979 		28 November
1990
1979
 		Conservative Thatcher I [65]
1983
 		Thatcher II
1987
 		Thatcher III
11 years and 209 days
photograph
 28 November
1990 		2 May
1997 		— Conservative Major I [66]
1992
 		Major II
6 years and 156 days
photograph
 2 May
1997 		27 June
2007
1997
 		Labour Blair I [67]
2001
 		Blair II
2005
 		Blair III
10 years and 57 days
photograph
 27 June
2007 		11 May
2010 		— Labour Brown [68]
2 years and 319 days
photograph
 11 May
2010 		13 July
2016
2010
 		Conservative [69]
2015
 		Cameron II
6 years and 64 days
photograph
 13 July
2016 		24 July
2019 		— Conservative May I [70]
2017
 		May II
3 years and 12 days
photograph
 24 July
2019 		6 September
2022 		— Conservative Johnson I [71]
2019
 		Johnson II
3 years and 45 days
photograph
 6 September
2022 		25 October
2022 		— Conservative Truss [72]
50 days Charles III

(2022–present)
photograph
 25 October
2022 		5 July
2024 		— Conservative Sunak [73]
1 year and 255 days
photograph
 5 July
2024 		20 July
2026
2024
 		Labour Starmer [74]
2 years and 16 days
photograph
 20 July
2026 		Incumbent — Labour Burnham [75]
24 days

Notes

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Annotations
General election mandates, commissioned by the monarch, to form a government (see § Legend).
Elevated to the peerage.
Died in office.
George III did not commission the Liverpool ministry; George, Prince of Wales, as prince regent, appointed Liverpool.
Elected to a new constituency in a general election.
Disclaimed peerage as Earl of Home on 23 October 1963; elected MP on 7 November.
Legend
Cell example GE Mandate
§ 18th century 1722 Green tickY
Whig majority government
§ William IV 1830 Green tickY
§ George V — Red XN
Liberal majority government
§ George V — Red XN
Hung parliament

References

This section is an excerpt from User:Neveselbert/List/References § Citations.[edit]
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