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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
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
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
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
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
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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
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
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
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
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
Government of England
1690–1694
Succeeded by
First Whig Junto
v
t
e
English ministries
Clarendon
Cabal
Danby I
Privy Council
The Chits
Carmarthen–Halifax
Carmarthen (Danby II)
Whig Junto I
Pembroke
Godolphin–Marlborough (Whig Junto II)
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Kingdom of England
History
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Anglo-Saxon England
Heptarchy
Kingdom of England
Norman Conquest
Anglo-Normans
The Anarchy
Angevin Empire
England in the late Middle Ages
Economy in the Middle Ages
Wars of the Roses
Tudor period
English Reformation
Elizabethan era
English Renaissance
Stuart period
Union of the Crowns
Gunpowder Plot
Jacobean era
Civil War
Interregnum
Commonwealth of England
The Protectorate
The Restoration
Popish Plot
Exclusion Crisis
Glorious Revolution
Union with Scotland
Overseas possessions
Crown
Proprietary
Protectorate
Maritime history
Royal Houses
Wessex
Knýtlinga
Normandy
Angevin
Plantagenet
Lancaster
York
Tudor
Stuart
Orange-Nassau
Politics
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Temp. incert.
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Georgian
Symbols
National flag
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list
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Heraldry
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College of Arms
Royal badges
Royal supporters
Royal standards
Crown Jewels
Tudor rose
Oak tree
St George
St George's Day
Categories
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