Carmarthen Ministry


OFFICE	NAME	TERM

Lord President of the Council	The Marquess of Carmarthen	1689–1699
First Lord of the Treasury	The Lord Godolphin of Rialton	1690–1697
Chancellor of the Exchequer	Richard Hampden	18 March 1690 – 10 May 1694
Lord Keeper	In Commission until 1693
Lord Keeper	The Lord Somers	23 March 1693 – April, 1697
Northern Secretary	The Viscount Sydney	26 December 1694–3 March 1695
	The Earl of Nottingham	3 March 1692–23 March 1693
	Sir John Trenchard	23 March 1693–2 March 1694
Southern Secretary	The Earl of Nottingham	2 June 1690–November, 1693
Southern Secretary	Sir John Trenchard	November, 1693–27 April 1695

Archbishop of Canterbury	John Tillotson	23 April 1691–22 November 1694
Lord Privy Seal	In Commission until 1692
Lord Privy Seal	The Earl of Pembroke	1692–1699
Lord Steward	The Duke of Devonshire	1689–1707
Lord Chamberlain	The Earl of Dorset	1689–1695
Comptroller of the Household	The Lord Wharton	1689–1702
Master-General of the Ordnance	Vacant until 1693
Master-General of the Ordnance	The Earl of Romney	1693–1702
Lord High Admiral	The Earl of Pembroke	1690–1692
	The Lord Cornwallis of Eye	1692–1693
	The Viscount Falkland	1693–1694

Preceded by Carmarthen/Halifax Ministry	Ministry of England 1690–1694	Succeeded by First Whig Junto

Kingdom of England Ministries

Charles II (1660–1685)	Clarendon Ministry Cabal Ministry First Danby ministry Privy Council Ministry First Rochester ministry Godolphin Ministry

James II (1685–1688)	Second Rochester Ministry Belasyse Ministry

William and Mary (1689–1694)	Carmarthen/Halifax Ministry Carmarthen (Second Danby) Ministry

William III (1694–1702)	First Whig Junto Pembroke Ministry

Anne (1702-1714)	Godolphin-Marlborough Ministry Harley Ministry

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