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词条 Perceval ministry
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  1. Cabinet

     Changes 

  2. List of ministers

  3. Notes

  4. References

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This is a list of members of the government of the United Kingdom in office under the leadership of Spencer Perceval from 1809 to 1812. The Perceval ministry saw the beginning of the Regency era, when King George III was formally deemed unfit to reign and his son George ruled as his proxy as Prince Regent.

Perceval was assassinated in May 1812. He is the first and only Prime Minister to have been murdered.

Cabinet

:

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| minister1 = Spencer Perceval
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| minister1_termend = {{end date|1812|5|11|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Tories (British political party)
| minister1_ministryhead= y
}}{{Cabinet table minister
| title = Lord Chancellor
| minister1 = The Earl of Eldon
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| minister1_termend = {{end date|1827|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Tories (British political party)
}}{{Cabinet table minister
| title = Lord President of the Council
| minister1 = The Earl Camden
| minister1_termstart = {{start date|1807|3|26|df=yes}}
| minister1_termend = {{end date|1812|4|8|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Tories (British political party)
| minister2 = The Viscount Sidmouth
| minister2_termstart = {{start date|1812|4|8|df=yes}}
| minister2_termend = {{end date|1812|6|11|df=yes}}
| minister2_party = Tories (British political party)
}}{{Cabinet table minister
| title = Lord Privy Seal
| minister1 = The Earl of Westmorland
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| minister1_termend = {{end date|1827|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Tories (British political party)
}}{{Cabinet table minister
| title = Secretary of State for the Home Department
| minister1 = Richard Ryder
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| minister1_termend = {{end date|1812|6|8|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Tories (British political party)
}}{{Cabinet table minister
| title = Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
| minister1 = The Earl Bathurst
| minister1_termstart = {{start date|1809|11|1|df=yes}}
| minister1_termend = {{end date|1809|12|6|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Tories (British political party)
| minister2 = The Marquess Wellesley
| minister2_termstart = {{start date|1809|12|6|df=yes}}
| minister2_termend = {{end date|1812|3|4|df=yes}}
| minister2_party = Tories (British political party)
| minister3 = Viscount Castlereagh
| minister3_termstart = {{start date|1812|3|4|df=yes}}
| minister3_termend = {{end date|1822|8|12|df=yes}}
| minister3_party = Tories (British political party)
}}{{Cabinet table minister
| title = President of the Board of Trade
| minister1 = The Earl Bathurst
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| minister1_termend = {{end date|1812|9|29|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Tories (British political party)
}}{{Cabinet table minister
| title = {{unbulleted list|Secretary of State for War and the Colonies|Leader of the House of Lords}}
| minister1 = The Earl of Liverpool
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| minister1_termend = {{end date|1812|6|11|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Tories (British political party)
}}{{Cabinet table minister
| title = First Lord of the Admiralty
| minister1 = The Earl of Mulgrave
| minister1_termstart = {{start date|1807|df=yes}}
| minister1_termend = {{end date|1810|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Tories (British political party)
| minister2 = Charles Philip Yorke
| minister2_termstart = {{start date|1810|df=yes}}
| minister2_termend = {{end date|1812|df=yes}}
| minister2_party = Tories (British political party)
}}{{Cabinet table minister
| title = Master-General of the Ordnance
| minister1 = The Earl of Chatham
| minister1_termstart = {{start date|1807|df=yes}}
| minister1_termend = {{end date|1810|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Independent politician
| minister2 = The Earl of Mulgrave
| minister2_termstart = {{start date|1810|df=yes}}
| minister2_termend = {{end date|1819|df=yes}}
| minister2_party = Tories (British political party)
}}{{Cabinet table minister
| title = Minister without Portfolio
| minister1 = The Earl of Harrowby
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| minister1_termend = {{end date|1812|6|df=yes}}
| minister1_party = Tories (British political party)
| minister2 = The Earl Camden
| minister2_termstart = {{start date|1812|4|8|df=yes}}
| minister2_termend = {{end date|1812|12|df=yes}}
| minister2_party = Tories (British political party)
}}{{Cabinet table end}}

Changes

  • December 1809{{snd}}Lord Wellesley succeeds Lord Bathurst as Foreign Secretary. Bathurst continues at the Board of Trade.
  • May 1810{{snd}}Lord Mulgrave succeeds Lord Chatham as Master-General of the Ordnance. Charles Philip Yorke succeeds Mulgrave as First Lord of the Admiralty.
  • March 1812{{snd}}Lord Castlereagh succeeds Wellesley as Foreign Secretary.
  • April 1812{{snd}}Lord Sidmouth succeeds Lord Camden as Lord President. Camden remains in the cabinet as a minister without portfolio.
  • May 1812{{snd}}Perceval is shot and killed in the lobby of the House of Commons.

List of ministers

Cabinet members are listed in bold face.

OfficeNameDate
First Lord of the TreasuryHon. Spencer Perceval4 October 1809{{snd}}{{indent}}11 May 1812
Leader of the House of Commons
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
Secretaries to the TreasuryArbuthnot served as Senior Secretary.}}continued in office
Wharton served as Junior Secretary.}}8 December 1809
Junior Lords of the TreasuryJohn Foster6 December 1809{{snd}}{{indent}}6 January 1812
Hon. William Brodrick6 December 1809{{snd}}{{indent}}16 June 1812
Hon. William Eliot6 December 1809{{snd}}{{indent}}6 January 1812
The Earl of Desart6 December 1809{{snd}}{{indent}}23 June 1810
Snowdon Barne6 December 1809{{snd}}{{indent}}16 June 1812
Hon. Berkeley Paget23 June 1810{{snd}}{{indent}}16 June 1812
Hon. William Wellesley-Pole6 January 1812{{snd}}{{indent}}16 June 1812
Richard Wellesley6 January 1812{{snd}}{{indent}}16 June 1812
Lord ChancellorThe Lord Eldoncontinued in office
Lord President of the CouncilThe Earl Camdencontinued in office
The Viscount Sidmouth8 April 1812
Lord Privy SealThe Earl of Westmorlandcontinued in office
Home SecretaryHon. Richard Ryder1 November 1809
Under-Secretary of State for the Home DepartmentHon. Charles Jenkinsoncontinued in office
Henry GoulburnFebruary 1810
Secretary of State for Foreign AffairsThe Earl Bathurst11 October 1809
The Marquess Wellesley6 December 1809
Under-Secretary of State for Foreign AffairsCharles Bagotcontinued in office{{snd}}{{indent}}December 1809
Charles Culling SmithDecember 1809{{snd}}{{indent}}February 1812
Edward CookeFebruary 1812{{snd}}{{indent}}June 1812
Secretary of State for War and the ColoniesThe Earl of Liverpool1 November 1809
Under-Secretary of State for the ColoniesEdward Cookecontinued in office
Hon. Charles Jenkinson2 November 1809
Robert Peel10 June 1810
Under-Secretary of State for WarHon. F. J. Robinsoncontinued in office
Henry Bunbury2 November 1809
First Lord of the AdmiraltyThe Lord Mulgravecontinued in office
Charles Philip Yorke4 May 1810
The Viscount Melville25 March 1812
First Secretary to the AdmiraltyJohn Wilson Croker12 October 1809
Civil Lords of the AdmiraltyRobert Plumer Wardcontinued in office{{snd}}{{indent}}17 June 1811
The Viscount Palmerstoncontinued in office{{snd}}{{indent}}24 November 1809
James Bullercontinued in office{{snd}}{{indent}}25 March 1812
Viscount Lowther24 November 1809{{snd}}{{indent}}3 July 1810
Hon. F. J. Robinson3 July 1810{{snd}}{{indent}}16 June 1812
Lord Walpole17 June 1811{{snd}}{{indent}}16 June 1812
William Dundas25 March 1812{{snd}}{{indent}}16 June 1812
President of the Board of TradeThe Earl Bathurstcontinued in office
Master of the Mint
Vice-President of the Board of TradeGeorge Rosecontinued in office
President of the Board of ControlThe Earl of Harrowbycontinued in office
Dundas succeeded as the 2nd Viscount Melville on 28 May 1811.}}13 November 1809
The Earl of Buckinghamshire7 April 1812
Secretary to the Board of ControlGeorge Peter Holfordcontinued in office
Sir Patrick MurrayJanuary 1810
John BruceMarch 1812
Master-General of the OrdnanceThe Earl of Chathamcontinued in office
The Lord Mulgrave5 May 1810
Lieutenant-General of the OrdnanceSir Thomas Triggecontinued in office
Treasurer of the OrdnanceJoseph Huntcontinued in office
Thomas Alcock30 January 1810
Surveyor-General of the OrdnanceJames Murray Haddencontinued in office
Robert Moorsom20 July 1810
Clerk of the OrdnanceHon. Cropley Ashley-Coopercontinued in office
Robert Plumer Ward14 June 1811
Clerk of the Deliveries of the OrdnanceThomas Thorotoncontinued in office
Storekeeper of the OrdnanceMark Singletoncontinued in office
Treasurer of the NavyGeorge Rosecontinued in office
Secretary at WarThe Viscount Palmerstoncontinued in office
Paymaster of the ForcesCharles Longcontinued in office
Lord Charles Somersetcontinued in office
Postmaster GeneralThe Earl of Chichestercontinued in office
The Earl of Sandwichcontinued in office
Surveyor General of Woods, Forests, Parks, and Chases{{NoteTag|Merged to form the Commissioners of Woods, Forests and Land Revenues.The Lord Glenberviecontinued in office{{snd}}{{indent}}July 1810
First Commissioner of Woods and ForestsThe Lord GlenbervieJuly 1810
Ministers without PortfolioThe Duke of Portland4 October 1809{{snd}}{{indent}}30 October 1809
The Earl of HarrowbyNovember 1809{{snd}}{{indent}}June 1812
The Earl Camden8 April 1812{{snd}}{{indent}}June 1812
Lord Lieutenant of IrelandThe Duke of Richmondcontinued in office
Chief Secretary for IrelandHon. William Wellesley-PoleOctober 1809
Attorney GeneralSir Vicary Gibbscontinued in office
Solicitor GeneralSir Thomas Plumercontinued in office
Judge Advocate GeneralCharles Manners-Sutton8 November 1809
Lord AdvocateArchibald Colquhouncontinued in office
Solicitor General for ScotlandDavid Boylecontinued in office
David Monypenny22 February 1811
Attorney-General for IrelandWilliam Saurincontinued in office
Solicitor-General for IrelandCharles Kendal Bushecontinued in office
Lord Steward of the HouseholdThe Earl of Aylesfordcontinued in office
The Earl of Cholmondeley19 February 1812
Treasurer of the HouseholdStopford succeeded as the 3rd Earl of Courtown on 30 March 1810.}}continued in office
Viscount Jocelyn8 May 1812
Comptroller of the HouseholdLord George Thynnecontinued in office
Lord Chamberlain of the HouseholdThe Earl of Dartmouthcontinued in office
vacant{{NoteTag>Upon the death of Dartmouth.}}10 November 1810
The Marquess of Hertford7 March 1812
Vice-Chamberlain of the HouseholdLord John Thynnecontinued in office
Earl of Yarmouth14 March 1812
Master of the HorseThe Duke of Montrosecontinued in office
Master of the BuckhoundsThe Marquess Cornwalliscontinued in office
Captain of the Gentlemen PensionersThe Earl of Mount Edgcumbecontinued in office
The Earl of Courtown26 March 1812
Captain of the Yeomen of the GuardThe Earl of Macclesfieldcontinued in office

Notes

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References

  • {{cite book |last=Cook |first=Chris |last2=Stevenson |first2=John |title=British Historical Facts: 1760–1830 |date=28 February 1980 |publisher=Palgrave Macmillan UK |isbn=978-0-333-21512-8}}
  • {{cite book |first=Joseph |last=Haydn |authorlink=Joseph Timothy Haydn |first2=Horace |last2=Ockerby |title=The Book of Dignities |location=London |publisher=W.H. Allen and Co. |year=1890 |ol=13505280M}}
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