Office
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Name
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Party
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Dates
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Notes
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Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury and Leader of the House of Commons
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Stanley Baldwin
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Conservative
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7 June 1935
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Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
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The Viscount Hailsham
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Conservative
|
7 June 1935
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Lord President of the Council
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Ramsay MacDonald
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National Labour
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7 June 1935
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Leader of the House of Lords Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal
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The Marquess of Londonderry
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Conservative
|
7 June 1935
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The Viscount Halifax
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Conservative
|
22 November 1935
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Chancellor of the Exchequer
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Neville Chamberlain
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Conservative
|
7 June 1935
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Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury
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David Margesson
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Conservative
|
18 June 1935
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Financial Secretary to the Treasury
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Duff Cooper
|
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Conservative
|
18 June 1935
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William Morrison
|
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Conservative
|
22 November 1935
|
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John Colville
|
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Conservative
|
29 October 1936
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Lords of the Treasury
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James Stuart
|
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Conservative
|
18 June 1935 – May 1937
|
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Archibald Southby
|
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Conservative
|
18 June 1935 – 28 May 1937
|
Knighted
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Sir Walter Womersley
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935 – 6 December 1935
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George Frederick Davies
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935 – 6 December 1935
|
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James Blindell
|
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Liberal National
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18 June 1935 – 28 May 1937
|
Knighted
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Arthur Hope
|
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Conservative
|
6 December 1935 – 28 May 1937
|
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Henry Morris-Jones
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Liberal National
|
6 December 1935 – 28 May 1937
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Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
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Sir Samuel Hoare, Bt
|
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Conservative
|
7 June 1935
|
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Anthony Eden
|
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Conservative
|
22 December 1935
|
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Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
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The Earl Stanhope
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935 – 16 June 1936
|
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Viscount Cranborne
|
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Conservative
|
6 August 1935 – May 1937
|
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The Earl of Plymouth
|
|
Conservative
|
30 July 1936 – May 1937
|
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Secretary of State for the Home Department and Deputy Leader of the House of Commons
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Sir John Simon
|
|
Liberal National
|
7 June 1935
|
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Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department
|
Euan Wallace
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
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Geoffrey Lloyd
|
|
Conservative
|
28 November 1935
|
|
First Lord of the Admiralty
|
Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsell
|
|
Conservative
|
7 June 1935
|
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Sir Samuel Hoare, Bt
|
|
Conservative
|
5 June 1936
|
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Parliamentary and Financial Secretary to the Admiralty
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Sir Victor Warrender
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
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Lord Stanley
|
|
Conservative
|
28 November 1935
|
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Civil Lord of the Admiralty
|
Kenneth Lindsay
|
|
National Labour
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries
|
Walter Elliot
|
|
Unionist
|
7 June 1935
|
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William Morrison
|
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Conservative
|
29 October 1936
|
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Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries
|
The Earl De La Warr
|
|
National Labour
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Herwald Ramsbotham
|
|
Conservative
|
28 November 1935
|
The Earl of Feversham
|
|
Conservative
|
30 July 1936
|
also Deputy Minister of Fisheries
|
Secretary of State for Air
|
The Viscount Swinton
|
|
Conservative
|
7 June 1935
|
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Under-Secretary of State for Air
|
Sir Philip Sassoon, Bt
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
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Secretary of State for the Colonies
|
Malcolm MacDonald
|
|
National Labour
|
7 June 1935
|
|
James Henry Thomas
|
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National Labour
|
22 November 1935
|
|
Hon. William Ormsby-Gore
|
|
Conservative
|
28 May 1936
|
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Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies
|
The Earl of Plymouth
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
The Earl De La Warr
|
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National Labour
|
30 July 1936
|
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Minister for Coordination of Defence
|
Sir Thomas Inskip
|
|
Conservative
|
13 March 1936
|
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Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs
|
James Henry Thomas
|
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National Labour
|
7 June 1935
|
|
Malcolm MacDonald
|
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National Labour
|
22 November 1935
|
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Under-Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs
|
Lord Stanley
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Douglas Hacking
|
|
Conservative
|
28 November 1935
|
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Marquess of Hartington
|
|
Conservative
|
4 March 1936
|
Duke of Devonshire
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President of the Board of Education
|
Oliver Stanley
|
|
Conservative
|
7 June 1935
|
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Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education
|
Herwald Ramsbotham
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
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Earl De La Warr
|
|
National Labour
|
28 November 1935
|
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Geoffrey Shakespeare
|
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Liberal National
|
30 July 1936
|
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Minister of Health
|
Sir Kingsley Wood
|
|
Conservative
|
7 June 1935
|
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Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health
|
Geoffrey Shakespeare
|
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Liberal National
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Robert Hudson
|
|
Conservative
|
30 July 1936
|
|
Secretary of State for India
|
The Marquess of Zetland
|
|
Conservative
|
7 June 1935
|
For India and Burma from 1937
|
Under-Secretary of State for India
|
R. A. Butler
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
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Minister of Labour
|
Ernest Brown
|
|
Liberal National
|
7 June 1935
|
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Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Labour
|
Anthony Muirhead
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
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Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
|
Sir J. C. C. Davidson
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Paymaster General
|
The Lord Rochester
|
|
National Labour
|
18 June 1935
|
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The Lord Hutchison of Montrose
|
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Liberal National
|
6 December 1935
|
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Minister for Pensions
|
Robert Hudson
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Herwald Ramsbotham
|
|
Conservative
|
30 July 1936
|
|
Minister without Portfolio
|
Anthony Eden
|
|
Conservative
|
7 June 1935 – 22 December 1935
|
"Minister for League of Nations Affairs"
|
Lord Eustace Percy
|
|
Conservative
|
7 June 1935 – 31 March 1936
|
|
Postmaster-General
|
George Tryon
|
|
Conservative
|
7 June 1935
|
|
Assistant Postmaster-General
|
Sir Ernest Bennett
|
|
National Labour
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Sir Walter Womersley
|
|
Conservative
|
6 December 1935
|
|
Secretary of State for Scotland
|
Sir Godfrey Collins
|
|
Liberal National
|
7 June 1935
|
|
Walter Elliot
|
|
Unionist
|
29 October 1936
|
|
Under-Secretary of State for Scotland
|
Noel Skelton
|
|
Unionist
|
18 June 1935
|
|
John Colville
|
|
Conservative
|
28 November 1935
|
|
Henry Wedderburn
|
|
Conservative
|
29 October 1936
|
|
President of the Board of Trade
|
Walter Runciman
|
|
Liberal National
|
7 June 1935
|
|
Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade
|
Leslie Burgin
|
|
Liberal National
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Secretary for Overseas Trade
|
John Colville
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Euan Wallace
|
|
Conservative
|
28 November 1935
|
|
Secretary for Mines
|
Harry Crookshank
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Minister of Transport
|
Leslie Hore-Belisha
|
|
Liberal National
|
18 June 1935
|
In Cabinet from 29 October 1936
|
Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport
|
Austin Hudson
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Secretary of State for War
|
The Viscount Halifax
|
|
Conservative
|
7 June 1935
|
|
Duff Cooper
|
|
Conservative
|
22 November 1935
|
|
Under-Secretary of State for War
|
The Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Financial Secretary to the War Office
|
Douglas Hacking
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Sir Victor Warrender
|
|
Conservative
|
28 November 1935
|
|
First Commissioner of Works
|
William Ormsby-Gore
|
|
Conservative
|
7 June 1935
|
|
The Earl Stanhope
|
|
Conservative
|
16 June 1936
|
|
Attorney General
|
Sir Thomas Inskip
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Sir Donald Somervell
|
|
Conservative
|
18 March 1936
|
|
Solicitor General
|
Sir Donald Somervell
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Sir Terence O'Connor
|
|
Conservative
|
19 March 1936
|
|
Lord Advocate
|
Douglas Jamieson
|
|
Unionist
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Thomas Cooper
|
|
Unionist
|
25 October 1935
|
|
Solicitor General for Scotland
|
Thomas Cooper
|
|
Unionist
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Albert Russell
|
|
Unionist
|
29 November 1935
|
|
James Reid
|
|
Unionist
|
25 June 1936
|
|
Treasurer of the Household
|
Sir Frederick Penny
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Comptroller of the Household
|
Sir George Bowyer
|
|
Conservative
|
21 June 1935
|
|
Sir Lambert Ward
|
|
Conservative
|
6 December 1935
|
|
Vice-Chamberlain of the Household
|
Sir Lambert Ward
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
George Davies
|
|
Conservative
|
6 December 1935
|
|
Captain of the Gentlemen-at-Arms
|
The Earl of Lucan
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard
|
The Lord Templemore
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935
|
|
Lords in Waiting
|
The Viscount Gage
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935 – May 1937
|
|
The Earl of Munster
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935 – May 1937
|
|
The Earl of Feversham
|
|
Conservative
|
18 June 1935 – 30 July 1936
|
|
The Marquess of Dufferin and Ava
|
|
Conservative
|
29 October 1936 – 28 May 1937
|
|
The Earl Erne
|
|
Conservative
|
29 October 1936 – May 1937
|
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