Carteret Ministry

The Ministry


OFFICE	NAME	TERM
Northern Secretary	The Lord Carteret	1742–1744

First Lord of the Treasury	The Earl of Wilmington	1742–1743
First Lord of the Treasury	Henry Pelham	1743–1744
Lord Chancellor	The Lord Hardwicke	1742–1744
Lord Privy Seal	The Lord Gower	1742–1743
Lord Privy Seal	The Earl of Cholmondeley	1743–1744
Lord President of the Council	The Earl of Harrington	1742–1744
Southern Secretary	The Duke of Newcastle	1742–1743
Chancellor of the Exchequer	Samuel Sandys	1742–1743
Chancellor of the Exchequer	Henry Pelham	1743–1744
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster	The Earl of Cholmondeley	1742–1743
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster	The Lord Edgcumbe	1743–1744
Master-General of the Ordnance	The Duke of Montagu	1742–1743
First Lord of the Admiralty	The Earl of Winchilsea	1742–1744
Paymaster of the Forces	Henry Pelham	1742–1743
Paymaster of the Forces	Thomas Winnington	1743–1744

Henry Pelham, who had been Paymaster of the Forces, became First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1743; he would continue to exercise those offices well into the next decade, as head of the First and Second Pelham Ministry.

Preceded by Walpole Ministry	British ministries 1742–1744	Succeeded by Broad Bottom Ministry

British governments

18th century	Godolphin–Marlborough Harley Townshend First Stanhope–Sunderland Second Stanhope–Sunderland Walpole–Townshend Walpole Carteret Broad Bottom First Newcastle Devonshire–Pitt 1757 caretaker Second Newcastle Bute Grenville First Rockingham Chatham Grafton North Second Rockingham Shelburne Fox–North Coalition First Pitt the Younger

19th century	Addington Second Pitt the Younger Ministry of All the Talents Second Portland Perceval Liverpool Canning Goderich Wellington Grey First Melbourne Wellington Caretaker First Peel Second Melbourne Second Peel First Russell Who? Who? Aberdeen First Palmerston Second Derby Second Palmerston Second Russell Third Derby First Disraeli First Gladstone Second Disraeli Second Gladstone First Salisbury Third Gladstone Second Salisbury Fourth Gladstone Rosebery Third Salisbury

20th century	Balfour Campbell-Bannerman First Asquith Second Asquith Lloyd George Bonar Law First Baldwin First MacDonald Second Baldwin Second MacDonald First National Second National Third National Fourth National Chamberlain War Churchill War Churchill Caretaker Attlee Third Churchill Eden Macmillan Douglas-Home First Wilson Heath Second Wilson Callaghan First Thatcher Second Thatcher Third Thatcher Major Blair

21st century	Brown First Cameron Second Cameron

Current ministry

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