First Lords of the Treasury
52nd, 55th & 56th First Lord of the Treasury
50th British Prime Minister 1902-1905 (Conservative) Non elected
Arthur James Balfour
(25th July 1848 – 19th March 1930)
57th First Lord of the Treasury
51st British Prime Minister 1905-1908 (Liberal)
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
(7th September 1836 – 22nd April 1908)
58th First Lord of the Treasury
52nd British Prime Minister 1908-1916 (Liberal) Non elected first term
Herbert Henry Asquith
(12th September 1852 – 15th February 1928)
59th First Lord of the Treasury
53rd British Prime Minister 1916-1922 (Liberal) Non elected first term
David Lloyd-George
(17th January 1863 – 26th March 1945)
60th First Lord of the Treasury
54th British Prime Minister 1922-1923 (Conservative)
Andrew Bonar Law
(16th September 1858 – 30th October 1923)
61st, 63rd & 66th First Lord of the Treasury
1923-1924, 1924-1929, 1935-1937 Non elected first term
Sir Stanley Baldwin
62nd, 64th & 65th First Lord of the Treasury
56th, 58th & 59th British Prime Minister 1924, 1929-1935 (Labour and National Labour ) (National Government)) James Ramsay Macdonald
(12th October 1866 – 9th November 1937)
67th First Lord of the Treasury
61st British Prime Minister 1937 – 1940 (Conservative) (National Government)
(18th March 1869 – 9th November 1940)
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68th,69th & 71st First Lord of the Treasury
62nd, 63rd & 65th British Prime Minister 1940-1945, 1951-1955 (Conservative, Caretaker and Coalition ) 30th November 1874 - 24th January 1965)
70th First Lord of the Treasury
64th British Prime Minster 1945-1951 (Labour)
(3rd January 1883 – 8th October 1967)
72nd First Lord of the Treasury
66th British Prime Minister 1955-1957 (Conservative)
(12th June 1897 – 14th January 1977)
73rd First Lord of the Treasury
67th British Prime Minister 1957-1963 (Conservative)
Non elected first term
(10th February 1894 – 29th December 1986)
74th First Lord of the Treasury
68th British Prime Minister 1963-1964 (Conservative) Non elected
Sir Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home Baron Home of the Hirsel
(2nd July 1903 – 9th October 1995)
75th & 77th First Lord of the Treasury
69th & 71st British Prime Minister 1964-1970, 1974-1976 (Labour)
(11th March 1916 – 24th May 1995)
76th First Lord of the Treasury
70th British Prime Minister 1970-1974 (Conservative)
(9th July 1916 – 17th July 2005)
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78th First Lord of the Treasury
Non elected
(27th March 1912 – 26th March 2005)
79th First Lord (1st 'Lady') of the Treasury
73rd British Prime Minister and the second Minister for the Civil Service 1979-1990 (Conservative)
(born 13th October 1925)
80th First Lord of the Treasury
74th British Prime Minister and the third Minister for the Civil Service 1990-1997 (Conservative) Non elected first term
Sir John Major
(born 29 March 1943)
1985. The Queen at 10 Downing Street to celebrate 250 years of it being the official residence of the British Prime Minister, with those who occupied the most famous address in the world. From left to right James Callaghan, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Margaret Thatcher, Harold Macmillan, HRH, Harold Wilson and Ted Heath.
29th April 2002: Queen began her Golden Jubilee celebrations with a special 10 Downing Street dinner party with Tony Blair and past prime ministers. From left to right, Tony Blair, Baroness Thatcher, Sir Edward Heath, HRH, Lord Callaghan, and John Major.
In 56 years on the throne the Queen has had eleven prime ministers: Churchill, Eden, Macmillan, Douglas-Home, Wilson, Heath, Wilson (again), Callaghan, Thatcher, Major, Blair and Brown (below). The first, Winston Churchill, (below left) was 77 when she became Queen, and had been 20 years her father’s senior. Tony Blair was born only four weeks before the Coronation.
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