Office |
Name |
Dates |
Notes
|
Prime Minister First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service |
Margaret Thatcher |
4 May 1979–28 November 1990
|
Minister of State, Civil Service Department |
Paul Channon |
7 May 1979 |
|
Barney Hayhoe |
5 January 1981–12 November 1981 |
department abolished
|
Lord President of the Council |
The Lord Soames |
5 May 1979 |
|
Francis Pym |
14 September 1981 |
|
John Biffen |
7 April 1982 |
|
The Viscount Whitelaw |
11 June 1983 |
|
John Wakeham |
10 January 1988 |
|
Sir Geoffrey Howe |
24 July 1989 |
|
John MacGregor |
2 November 1990 |
|
Minister of State for the Privy Council Office |
The Earl of Gowrie |
11 June 1983–11 September 1984 |
|
Richard Luce |
2 September 1985 |
|
David Mellor |
24 July 1990 |
|
Lord Chancellor |
The Lord Hailsham of St Marylebone |
5 May 1979 |
|
The Lord Havers |
13 June 1987 |
|
The Lord Mackay of Clashfern |
26 October 1987 |
|
Lord Privy Seal |
Sir Ian Gilmour |
5 May 1979 |
|
Humphrey Atkins |
14 September 1981 |
|
The Lady Young |
6 April 1982 |
|
John Biffen |
11 June 1983 |
|
John Wakeham |
13 June 1987 |
|
The Lord Belstead |
10 January 1988 |
|
Chancellor of the Exchequer |
Sir Geoffrey Howe |
5 May 1979 |
|
Nigel Lawson |
11 June 1983 |
|
John Major |
26 October 1989 |
|
Chief Secretary to the Treasury |
John Biffen |
5 May 1979 |
|
Leon Brittan |
5 January 1981 |
|
Peter Rees |
11 June 1983 |
|
John MacGregor |
2 September 1985 |
|
John Major |
13 June 1987 |
|
Norman Lamont |
24 July 1989 |
|
Financial Secretary to the Treasury |
Nigel Lawson |
6 May 1979 |
|
Nicholas Ridley |
30 September 1981 |
|
John Moore |
18 October 1983 |
|
Norman Lamont |
21 May 1986 |
|
Peter Lilley |
24 July 1989 |
|
Francis Maude |
14 July 1990 |
|
Economic Secretary to the Treasury |
Jock Bruce-Gardyne |
11 November 1981|
|
John Moore |
13 June 1983 |
|
Ian Stewart |
18 October 1983 |
|
Peter Lilley |
13 June 1987 |
|
Richard Ryder |
24 July 1989 |
|
John Maples |
24 July 1990 |
|
Minister of State to the Treasury |
Peter Rees |
6 May 1979–14 September 1981 |
|
The Lord Cockfield |
6 May 1979|–6 April 1982 |
|
Jock Bruce-Gardyne |
15 September 1981–11 November 1981 |
|
Barney Hayhoe |
11 November 1981–2 September 1985 |
|
John Wakeham |
6 April 1982–13 June 1983 |
|
Ian Gow |
2 September 1985–19 November 1985 |
|
Peter Brooke |
19 November 1985–13 June 1987 |
|
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs |
The Lord Carrington |
5 May 1979 |
|
Francis Pym |
6 April 1982 |
|
Sir Geoffrey Howe |
11 June 1983 |
|
John Major |
24 July 1989 |
|
Douglas Hurd |
26 October 1989 |
|
Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs |
Douglas Hurd |
6 May 1979–11 June 1983 |
|
Nicholas Ridley |
6 May 1979–29 September 1981 |
|
Peter Blaker |
6 May 1979–29 May 1981 |
|
Richard Luce |
30 September 1981–5 April 1982 |
|
The Lord Belstead |
5 April 1982–13 June 1983 |
|
Cranley Onslow |
5 April 1982–13 June 1983 |
|
Richard Luce |
11 June 1983–2 September 1985 |
|
The Lady Young |
13 June 1983–13 June 1987 |
|
Malcolm Rifkind |
13 June 1983–11 January 1986 |
|
Tim Renton |
2 September 1985–13 June 1987 |
|
Lynda Chalker |
11 January 1986–24 July 1989 |
|
The Lord Glenarthur |
13 June 1987–24 July 1989 |
|
David Mellor |
13 June 1987–26 July 1988 |
|
William Waldegrave |
26 July 1988–2 November 1990 |
|
The Lord Brabazon of Tara |
24 July 1989–24 July 1990 |
|
Francis Maude |
24 July 1989–14 July 1990 |
|
Tristan Garel-Jones |
14 July 1990–28 November 1990 |
|
The Earl of Caithnes |
14 July 1990–28 November 1990
|
Douglas Hogg |
2 November 1990–28 November 1990
|
Minister of State for Overseas Development |
Neil Marten |
8 October 1979 |
|
Timothy Raison |
6 January 1983 |
|
Chris Patten |
10 September 1986 |
|
Lynda Chalker |
24 July 1989 |
|
Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs |
Richard Luce |
6 May 1979 |
|
The Lord Trefgarne |
14 September 1981 |
|
Malcolm Rifkind |
6 April 1982 |
|
Ray Whitney |
13 June 1983 |
|
Tim Renton |
11 September 1984 |
|
Timothy Eggar |
2 September 1985 |
|
Tim Sainsbury |
24 July 1989 |
|
Mark Lennox-Boyd |
24 July 1990 |
|
Secretary of State for the Home Department |
William Whitelaw |
5 May 1979 |
|
Leon Brittan |
11 June 1983 |
|
Douglas Hurd |
3 September 1985 |
|
David Waddington |
26 October 1989 |
|
Minister of State for the Home Department |
Timothy Raison |
6 May 1979–6 January 1983 |
|
Leon Brittan |
6 May 1979–5 January 1981 |
|
Peter Mayhew |
5 January 1981–13 June 1983 |
|
David Waddington |
6 January 1983–13 June 1987 |
|
Douglas Hurd |
13 June 1983–11 September 1984 |
|
The Lord Elton |
11 September 1984–25 March 1985 |
|
Giles Shaw |
11 September 1984–10 September 1986 |
|
The Earl of Caithnes |
10 September 1986–10 January 1988 |
|
David Mellor |
10 September 1986–13 June 1987 |
|
John Patten |
13 June 1987–28 November 1990 |
|
Tim Renton |
13 June 1987–28 October 1989 |
|
The Earl Ferrers |
10 January 1988–28 November 1990 |
|
David Mellor |
27 October 1989–22 July 1990
|
Angela Rumbold |
23 July 1990–28 November 1990
|
Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department |
The Lord Belstead |
7 May 1979–6 April 1982 |
|
The Lord Elton |
6 April 1982–11 September 1984 |
|
David Mellor |
6 January 1983–10 September 1986 |
|
The Lord Glenarthur |
27 March 1985–10 September 1986 |
|
Douglas Hogg |
10 September 1986–26 July 1989 |
|
Peter Lloyd |
25 July 1989–28 November 1990
|
Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food |
Peter Walker |
5 May 1979 |
|
Michael Jopling |
11 June 1983 |
|
John MacGregor |
13 June 1987 |
|
John Gummer |
24 July 1989 |
|
Minister of State for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food |
The Earl Ferrers |
7 May 1979–13 June 1983 |
|
Alick Buchanan-Smith |
7 May 1979–13 June 1983 |
|
John MacGregor |
13 June 1983–2 September 1985 |
|
The Lord Belstead |
13 June 1983–13 June 1987 |
|
John Gummer |
2 September 1985–26 July 1988 |
|
The Lady Trumpington |
28 September 1989–28 November 1990 |
|
Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food |
Jerry Wiggin |
7 May 1979–29 September 1981 |
|
Peggy Fenner |
14 September 1981–10 September 1986 |
|
Donald Thompson |
10 September 1986–24 July 1989 |
|
The Baroness Trumpington |
13 June 1987–28 September 1989 |
|
Richard Ryder |
25 July 1988–24 July 1989 |
|
David Curry |
26 July 1989–28 November 1990 |
|
David Maclean |
26 July 1989–28 November 1990 |
|
Minister for the Arts |
Norman St John-Stevas |
5 May 1979 |
|
Paul Channon |
5 January 1981 |
|
The Earl of Gowrie |
13 June 1983 |
in cabinet from 11 September 1984
|
Richard Luce |
2 September 1985 |
|
David Mellor |
23 July 1990 |
|
Secretary of State for Defence |
Francis Pym |
5 May 1979|
|
John Nott |
5 January 1981 |
|
Michael Heseltine |
6 January 1983 |
|
George Younger |
9 January 1986 |
|
Tom King |
24 July 1989 |
|
Minister of State for Defence |
The Lord Strathcona |
6 May 1979 |
|
The Viscount Trenchard |
5 January 1981–29 May 1981
|
Minister of State for the Armed Forces |
Peter Blaker |
29 May 1981 |
|
John Stanley13 June 1983 |
|
Ian Stewart |
13 June 1987 |
|
Archie Hamilton |
25 July 1988 |
|
Minister of State for Defence Procurement |
The Viscount Trenchard |
29 May 1981 |
|
Geoffrey Pattie |
6 January 1983 |
|
Adam Butler |
11 September 1984 |
|
Norman Lamont |
2 September 1985 |
|
The Lord Trefgarne |
21 May 1986
|
Alan Clark |
24 July 1989
|
Minister of State for Defence Support |
The Lord Trefgarne |
2 September 1985–21 May 1986
|
Under-Secretary of State for the Army |
Barney Hayhoe |
6 May 1979
|
Philip Goodhart |
5 January 1981–29 May 1981
|
Under-Secretary of State for the Navy |
Keith Speed |
6 May 1979–18 May 1981
|
Under-Secretary of State for Air |
Geoffrey Pattie |
6 May 1979–29 May 1981
|
Under-Secretary of State for the Armed Forces |
Philip Goodhart |
29 May 1981–30 September 1981 |
|
Jerry Wiggin |
15 September 1981–11 June 1983 |
 l
|
The Lord Trefgarne |
13 June 1983–1 September 1985 |
|
Roger Freeman |
21 May 1986–15 December 1988 |
|
Michael Neubert |
19 December 1988–23 July 1990
|
Under-Secretary of State for Defence Procurement |
Geoffrey Pattie |
29 May 1981 |
|
Ian Stewart |
6 January 1983 |
|
John Lee |
18 October 1983 |
|
Archie Hamilton |
10 September 1986 |
|
Tim Sainsbury |
13 June 1987
|
The Earl of Arran |
25 July 1989 |
|
Kenneth Carlisle |
26 July 1990
|
Secretary of State for Education and Science |
Mark Carlisle |
5 May 1979 |
|
Sir Keith Joseph |
14 September 1981 |
|
Kenneth Baker |
21 May 1986 |
|
John MacGregor |
24 July 1989 |
|
Kenneth Clarke |
2 November 1990 |
|
Minister of State for Education and Science |
The Lady Young |
7 May 1979–14 September 1981 |
|
Paul Channon |
5 January 1981–13 June 1983 |
|
Chris Patten |
5 September 1985–10 September 1986 |
|
Angela Rumbold |
10 September 1986–24 July 1990 |
|
Timothy Eggar |
24 July 1990–28 November 1990 |
|
Under-Secretary of State for Education and Skills |
Rhodes Boyson |
7 May 1979–13 June 1983 |
|
Neil Macfarlane |
7 May 1979–15 September 198 |
|
William Shelton |
15 September 1981–13 June 1983 |
|
William Waldegrave |
15 September 1981–13 June 1983 |
|
Peter Brooke |
13 June 1983–19 November 1985 |
|
Bob Dunn |
13 June 1983–26 July 1988 |
|
George Walden |
19 November 1985–13 June 1987 |
|
The Lady Hooper |
13 June 1987–26 July 1988 |
|
Robert Jackson |
13 June 1987–24 July 1990 |
|
John Butcher |
26 July 1988–24 July 1989 |
|
Alan Howarth |
24 July 1989–28 November 1990 |
|
Michael Fallon |
24 July 1990–28 November 1990 |
|
Secretary of State for Employment |
James Prior |
5 May 1979 |
|
Norman Tebbit |
14 September 1981& |
|
Tom King |
16 October 1983 |
|
The Lord Young of Graffham |
2 September 1985 |
|
Norman Fowler |
13 June 1987 |
|
Michael Howard |
3 January 1990 |
|
Minister of State for Employment |
The Earl of Gowrie |
7 May 1979–15 September 1981 |
|
Michael Alison |
15 September 1981–13 June 1983 |
|
Peter Morrison |
13 June 1983–2 September 1985 |
|
John Gummer |
18 October 1983–11 September 1984 |
|
Kenneth Clarke |
2 September 1985–13 June 1987 |
also Paymaster-General
|
John Cope |
13 June 1987–25 July 1989 |
|
Timothy Eggar |
25 July 1989–23 June 1990
|
Under-Secretary of State for Employment |
|
|
|
Secretary of State for Energy |
David Howell |
5 May 1979 |
|
Nigel Lawson |
14 September 1981 |
|
Peter Walker |
11 June 1983 |
|
Cecil Parkinson |
13 June 1987 |
|
John Wakeham |
24 July 1989 |
|
Minister of State for Energy |
Hamish Gray |
7 May 1979 |
|
Alick Buchanan-Smith |
13 June 1983 |
|
Peter Morrison |
13 June 1987–26 July 1990 |
|
Under-Secretary of State for Employment |
|
|
|
Secretary of State for the Environment |
Michael Heseltine |
5 May 1979 |
|
Tom King |
6 January 1983 |
|
Patrick Jenkin |
11 June 1983 |
|
Kenneth Baker |
2 September 1985 |
|
Nicholas Ridley |
21 May 1986 |
|
Chris Patten |
24 July 1989 |
|
Minister of State for Local Government |
Tom King |
6 May 1979 |
|
The Lord Bellwin |
6 January 1983 |
|
Kenneth Baker |
11 September 1984 |
|
William Waldegrave |
2 September 1985 |
|
Rhodes Boyson |
10 September 1986 |
|
Michael Howard |
13 June 1987 |
|
John Gummer |
25 July 1988 |
|
David Hunt |
25 July 1989 |
|
Michael Portillo |
4 May 1990 |
|
Minister of State for Housing |
John Stanley |
7 May 1979 |
|
Ian Gow |
13 June 1983 |
|
John Patten |
2 September 1985 |
|
William Waldegrave |
13 June 1987 |
|
The Earl of Caithness |
10 January 1988
|
Michael Howard |
25 July 1988 |
|
David Trippier |
24 July 1989 |
|
Under-Secretary of State for Sport |
|
|
|
Under-Secretary of State for the Environment |
|
|
|
Secretary of State for Health and Social Security |
Patrick Jenkin |
5 May 1979 |
|
Norman Fowler |
14 September 1981 |
|
John Moore |
13 June 1987–25 July 1988 |
Social Security a separate department, 25 July 1988
|
Secretary of State for Health |
Kenneth Clarke |
25 July 1988 |
|
William Waldegrave |
2 November 1990 |
|
Minister of State for Health |
Gerard Vaughan |
7 May 1979 |
|
Kenneth Clarke |
5 March 1982 |
|
Barney Hayhoe |
2 September 1985 |
|
Tony Newton |
10 September 1986 |
|
David Mellor |
25 July 1988 |
|
The Lord Trafford |
25 July 1989 |
|
Virginia Bottomley |
28 October 1989 |
|
Minister of State for Social Security |
Reginald Prentice |
7 May 1979 |
|
Hugh Rossi |
5 January 1981 |
|
Rhodes Boyson |
12 June 1983 |
|
Tony Newton |
11 September 1984 |
|
John Major |
10 September 1986 |
|
Nicholas Scott |
13 June 1987&25 July 1988 |
|
Under-Secretary of State for Social Services |
|
|
|
Secretary of State for Industry |
Sir Keith Joseph |
7 May 1979 |
|
Patrick Jenkin |
14 September 1981–12 June 1983 |
reorganized into the Department of Trade and Industry
|
Minister of State for Industry |
Adam Butler |
6 May 1979–5 January 1981 |
|
Thomas Trenchard, 2nd Viscount Trenchard |
6 May 1979–5 January 1981 |
|
Norman Tebbit |
5 January 1981–14 September 1981 |
|
Norman Lamont |
14 September 1981–12 June 1983 |
|
Minister of State for Industry and Information Technology |
Kenneth Baker |
5 January 1981–12 June 1983
|
Under-Secretary of State for Industry |
|
|
|
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster |
Norman St John-Stevas |
5 May 1979 |
also Minister for the Arts
|
Francis Pym |
5 January 1981 |
|
The Lady Young |
27 October 1981 |
|
Cecil Parkinson |
6 April 1982 |
|
The Lord Cockfield |
11 June 1983 |
|
The Earl of Gowrie |
11 September 1984 |
also Minister for the Arts
|
Norman Tebbit |
3 September 1985 |
|
Kenneth Clarke |
13 June 1987 |
also Minister for Trade
|
Tony Newton |
25 July 1988 |
|
Kenneth Baker |
24 July 1989 |
|
Secretary of State for Northern Ireland |
Humphrey Atkins |
5 May 1979 |
|
James Prior |
14 September 1981 |
|
Douglas Hurd |
11 September 1984 |
|
Tom King |
3 September 1985 |
|
Peter Brooke |
24 July 1989 |
|
Minister of State for Northern Ireland |
Michael Alison |
7 May 1979–15 September 1981 |
|
Hugh Rossi |
7 May 1979–5 January 1981 |
|
Adam Butler |
5 January 1981–11 September 1984 |
|
The Earl of Gowrie |
15 September 1981–10 June 1983
|
The Earl of Mansfield |
13 June 1983–12 April 1984
|
Rhodes Boyson |
11 September 1984–10 September 1986 |
|
Nicholas Scott |
10 September 1986–13 June 1987 |
|
John Stanley |
13 June 1987–25 July 1988 |
|
Ian Stewart |
25 July 1988–25 July 1989 |
|
John Cope |
25 July 1989–28 November 1990
|
Under-Secretary of State for Northern Ireland |
|
|
|
Paymaster-General |
Angus Maude |
5 May 1979 |
|
Francis Pym |
5 January 1981 |
|
Cecil Parkinson |
14 September 1981–11 June 1983 |
|
John Gummer |
11 September 1984 |
|
Kenneth Clarke |
2 September 1985 |
also Minister of State for Employment
|
Peter Brooke |
13 June 1987 |
|
The Earl of Caithness |
24 July 1989 |
|
Richard Ryder |
14 July 1990
|
Minister without Portfolio |
The Lord Young of Graffham |
11 September 1984–3 September 1985 |
|
Secretary of State for Scotland |
George Younger |
5 May 1979
|
Malcolm Rifkind |
11 January 1986
|
Minister of State for Scotland |
The Earl of Mansfield |
7 May 1979–13 June 1983 |
|
The Lord Gray of Contin |
13 June 1983–11 September 1986 |
|
The Lord Glenarthur |
10 September 1986&ndsah;13 June 1987 |
|
Ian Lang |
13 June 1987–28 November 1990 |
|
The Lord Sanderson of Bowden |
13 June 1987–7 September 1990
|
Michael Forsyth |
7 September 1990–28 November 1990
|
Under-Secretary of State for Scotland |
|
|
|
Secretary of State for Social Security |
John Moore |
25 July 1988 |
|
Tony Newton |
23 July 1989 |
|
Minister of State for Social Security |
Nicholas Scott |
25 July 1988 |
|
Secretary of State for Trade |
John Nott |
5 May 1979 |
|
John Biffen |
5 January 1981 |
|
The Lord Cockfield |
6 April 1982 |
|
Secretary of State for Trade and Industry |
Cecil Parkinson |
12 June 1983 |
|
Norman Tebbit |
16 October 1983 |
|
Leon Brittan |
2 September 1985 |
|
Paul Channon |
24 January 1986 |
|
The Lord Young of Graffham |
13 June 1987
|
Nicholas Ridley |
24 July 1989 |
|
Peter Lilley |
14 July 1990 |
|
Minister for Consumer Affairs |
Sally Oppenheim |
6 May 1979 |
|
Gerard Vaughan |
5 March 1982–13 June 1983 |
office abolished
|
Minister of State for Trade and Industry |
Norman Lamont |
13 June 1983–2 September 1985 |
|
Giles Shaw |
10 September 1986–13 June 1987 |
|
Minister of State for Trade |
Cecil Parkinson |
7 May 1979 |
|
Peter Rees |
14 September 1981 |
|
Paul Channon |
13 June 1983 |
|
Alan Clark |
24 January 1986 |
|
The Lord Trefgarne |
25 July 1989 |
|
Tim Sainsbury |
23 July 1990 |
|
Minister of State for Industry and Information Technology |
Kenneth Baker |
13 June 1983 |
|
Geoffrey Pattie |
11 September 1984&nadsh;13 June 1987 |
|
Minister of State for Industry |
Douglas Hogg |
24 July 1989 |
|
The Lord Hesketh |
2 November 1990 |
|
Minister of State for Corporate Affairs |
John Redwood |
2 November 1990 |
|
Under-Secretary of State for Trade and Industry |
|
|
|
Minister of Transport |
Norman Fowler |
11 May 1979–5 January 1981 |
|
Secretary of State for Transport |
Norman Fowler |
5 January 1981 |
|
David Howell |
14 September 1981 |
|
Tom King |
11 June 1983 |
|
Nicholas Ridley |
16 October 1983 |
|
John Moore |
21 May 1986 |
|
Paul Channon |
13 June 1987 |
|
Cecil Parkinson |
24 July 1989 |
|
Minister of State for Transport |
Lynda Chalker |
18 October 1983–10 January 1986 |
|
David Mitchell |
23 January 1986–25 July 1988 |
|
Michael Portillo |
25 July 1988–4 May 1990 |
|
Roger Freeman |
4 May 1990–28 November 1990
|
The Lord Brabazon of Tara |
23 July 1990–28 November 1990
|
Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport |
|
|
|
Under-Secretary of State for Transport |
|
|
|
Secretary of State for Wales |
Nicholas Edwards |
5 May 1979 |
|
Peter Walker |
13 June 1987 |
|
David Hunt |
4 May 1990 |
|
Minister of State for Wales |
John Stradling Thomas |
17 February 1983 |
|
Wyn Roberts |
15 June 1987 |
|
Attorney General |
Sir Michael Havers |
6 May 1979
|
Sir Patrick Mayhew |
13 June 1987 |
|
Solicitor General |
Sir Ian Percival |
6 May 1979 |
|
Sir Patrick Mayhew |
11 June 1983 |
|
Sir Nicholas Lyell |
15 June 1987 |
|
Lord Advocate |
The Lord Mackay of Clashfern |
7 May 1979 |
|
The Lord Cameron of Lochbroom |
16 May 1984 |
|
The Lord Fraser of Carmyllie |
4 January 1989
|
Solicitor General for Scotland |
Nicholas Fairbairn |
7 May 1979 |
|
Peter Fraser |
28 January 1982 |
|
Alan Rodger |
4 January 1989
|
Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury |
Michael Jopling |
5 May 1979 |
|
John Wakeham |
11 June 1983 |
|
David Waddington |
13 June 1987 |
|
Tim Renton |
28 October 1989 |
|
Junior Lords of the Treasury |
|
|
|
Assistant Whips |
|
|
|
Treasurer of the Household |
John Stradling Thomas |
6 May 1979 |
|
Anthony Berry |
17 February 1983 |
|
John Cope |
11 June 1983 |
|
David Hunt |
15 June 1987 |
|
Tristan Garel-Jones |
25 July 1989 |
|
Alastair Goodlad |
22 July 1990 |
|
Comptroller of the Household |
Spencer le Marchant |
7 May 1979 |
|
Anthony Berry |
30 September 1981 |
|
Carol Mather |
17 February 1983 |
|
Robert Boscawen |
16 October 1986 |
|
Tristan Garel-Jones |
26 July 1988 |
|
Alastair Goodlad |
25 July 1989 |
|
Sir George Young |
23 July 1990 |
|
Vice-Chamberlain of the Household |
Anthony Berry |
7 May 1979 |
|
Carol Mather |
30 September 1981 |
|
Robert Boscawen |
17 February 1983 |
|
Tristan Garel-Jones |
16 October 1986 |
|
Michael Neubert |
26 July 1988 |
|
Tony Durant |
20 December 1988 |
|
David Lightbown |
25 July 1990 |
|
Captain of the Gentlemen at Arms |
The Lord Denham |
6 May 1979 |
|
Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard |
The Lord Sandys |
6 May 1979 |
|
The Earl of Swinton |
20 October 1982 |
|
The Viscount Davidson |
10 September 1986 |
|
Lords in Waiting |
|
|
|