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I acknowledge with gratitude all those friends and colleagues who have helped and encouraged me to complete this work, but especially: Andrew Orgill and Pam Bendall, librarians of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and the Staff College, Camberley, respectively; Gary Sheffield, Christopher Duffy, Ian Beckett, Martine de Lee and other members of the academic departments at RMAS; June Mallaband and Chris Bridger, as well as Tricia Lotherington of PA Services, Fleet, who typed the manuscript; and my wife who forwent two summer holidays en famille while I undertook research and writing.
| Ministry | Appointed | |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Dundas (1st Viscount Melville) | Tory | 1784 |
| Viscount Castlereagh | Tory | 1802 |
| T. Grenville | All Talents | 1806 |
| 2nd Viscount Melville | Tory | 1807 |
| Earl of Harrowby | Tory | 1809 |
| 2nd Viscount Melville | Tory | 1809 |
| Earl of Buckingham | Tory | 1812 |
| George Canning | Tory | 1816 |
| C.B. Bathurst | Tory | 1821 |
| C.W.W. Wynn | Tory | 1822 |
| 2nd Viscount Melville | Tory | 1828 |
| Lord Ellenborough | Tory | 1828 |
| Charles Grant | Whig | 1830 |
| Lord Ellenborough | Con. | 1834 |
| Sir J.C. Hobhouse | Whig | 1835 |
| Lord Ellenborough | Con. | 1841 |
| Lord Fitzgerald | Con. | 1841 |
| Earl of Ripon | Con. | 1843 |
| Sir J.C. Hobhouse | Whig | 1846 |
| Fox Maule | Whig | 1852 |
| J.C. Herries | Con. | 1852 |
| Sir Charles Wood | Lib. | 1852 |
| Lord Ellenborough | Con. | 1858 |
| Lord Stanley | Con. | 1858 |
| Sir Charles Wood (Lord Halifax) | Lib. | 1859 |
| Earl de Grey and Ripon | Con. | 1866 |
| Viscount Cranborne | Con. | 1866 |
| Sir Stafford Northcote | Con. | 1867 |
| Duke of Argyll | Lib. | 1868 |
| Marquess of Salisbury | Con. | 1874 |
| Gathorne Hardy (Lord Cranbrook) | Con. | 1878 |
| Marquess of Hartington | Lib. | 1880 |
| Earl of Kimberley | Lib. | 1882 |
| Lord Randolph Churchill | Con. | 1885 |
| Earl of Kimberley | Lib. | 1886 |
| Sir Richard (later Viscount) Cross | Con. | 1886 |
| Earl of Kimberley | Lib. | 1892 |
| H.H. Fowler | Lib. | 1894 |
| Lord George Hamilton | Con. | 1895 |
| St John Brodrick | Con. | 1903 |
| John (later Viscount) Morley | Lib. | 1905 |
| Earl of Crewe | Lib. | 1910 |
| Viscount Morley | Lib. | 1910 |
| Earl of Crewe | Lib. | 1910 |
| Austin Chamberlain | Coalition | 1915 |
| Edwin Montagu | Coalition | 1917 |
| Viscount Peel | Con. | 1923 |
| Sir S. (later Lord) Olivier | Labour | 1924 |
| Earl of Birkenhead | Con. | 1924 |
| Viscount Peel | Con. | 1928 |
| W. Wedgwood Benn | Labour | 1929 |
| Sir Samuel Hoare | National | 1931 |
| Marquis of Zetland | National | 1935 |
| L.S. Amery | Coalition | 1940 |
| F.W. (later Lord) Pethick-Lawrence | Labour | 1945 |
| Earl of Listowel | Labour | 1946 |
| Office abolished, August 1947 |
| Date of appointment | |
|---|---|
| Warren Hastings, Esquire | October 1774 |
| Sir John Macpherson | February 1785 |
| Lieutenant General the Earl | September |
| (Marquess) Cornwallis | 1786 also C-in-C |
| Sir John Shore | 1793 |
| Sir A. Clarke | March 1798 |
| Earl of Mornington (Marquess Wellesley) | May 1798 |
| General the Marquess Cornwallis (second appt) | July 1805 (also C-in-C) |
| Sir George Barlow | October 1805 |
| Baron (Earl of) Minto I | July 1807 |
| General the Earl of Moira (Marquess of Hastings) | October 1813 |
| John Adam, Esquire | January 1823 |
| Baron (Earl) Amherst | August 1823 |
| W.B. Bailey, Esquire | March 1828 |
| General Lord William Bentinck | July 1828 (also C-in-C from October 1833) |
| Sir Charles Metcalfe | March 1835 |
| Baron (Earl of) Auckland | March 1836 |
| Baron (Earl of) Ellenborough | February 1842 |
| W. W. Bird, Esquire | June 1844 |
| Sir Henry (Viscount) Hardinge | July 1844 |
| Earl (Marquess) of Dalhousie | January 1848 |
| Viscount (Earl) Canning | February 1856 |
| Earl of Elgin I | March 1862 |
| General Sir Robert Napier | 1863 |
| Sir William Denison | 1863 |
| Sir John (Lord) Lawrence | January 1864 |
| Earl of Mayo | January 1869 |
| Sir John Strachey | 1872 |
| Note: Acting appointments are in italics. | |
| Lord Napier of Merchistoun | 1872 |
| Baron (Earl of) Northbrook | May 1872 |
| Baron (Earl of) Lytton I | April 1876 |
| Marquess of Ripon | June 1880 |
| Earl of Dufferin (Marquess of Dufferin and Ava) | December 1884 |
| Marquess of Lansdowne | December 1888 |
| Earl of Elgin II | January 1894 |
| Baron (Marquess) Curzon | January 1899 |
| Lord Ampthill | April 1904 |
| Marquess Curzon (second appt) | December 1904 |
| Major General the Earl of Minto II | November 1905 |
| Baron Hardinge of Penshurst | November 1910 |
| Baron Chelmsford | April 1916 |
| Earl of Reading | April 1921 |
| Lord Lytton II | 1925 |
| Lord Irwin | April 1926 |
| Earl of Willingdon | April 1931 |
| Sir George Stanley | 1934 |
| Marquess of Linlithgow | April 1936 |
| Baron Brabourne | 1938 |
| Marquess of Linlithgow | 1938 |
| General Viscount (Earl) Wavell | 1943 |
| Sir John Colville | 1945 |
| Rear Admiral Viscount (Earl) Mountbatten |
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