Grey Ministry

The Cabinet

OFFICE NAME TERM
First Lord of the Treasury
Leader of the House of Lords		 The Earl Grey November 1830 – July 1834
Lord Chancellor The Lord Brougham November 1830 – July 1834
Lord President of the Council The Marquess of Lansdowne November 1830 – July 1834
Lord Privy Seal The Lord Durham November 1830 – April 1833
The Earl of Ripon April 1833 – June 1834
The Earl of Carlisle June 1834 – July 1834
Home Secretary The Viscount Melbourne November 1830 – July 1834
Foreign Secretary The Viscount Palmerston November 1830 – July 1834
Secretary of State for War and the Colonies The Viscount Goderich November 1830 – April 1833
Edward Smith-Stanley April 1833 – June 1834
Thomas Spring Rice June 1834 – July 1834
First Lord of the Admiralty Sir James Graham November 1830 – June 1834
The Lord Auckland June – July 1834
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Leader of the House of Commons		 Viscount Althorp November 1830 – July 1834
President of the Board of Control Charles Grant November 1830 – July 1834
Chief Secretary for Ireland Edward Smith-Stanley June 1831 – March 1833
Postmaster-General The Duke of Richmond December 1830 – July 1834
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster The Lord Holland November 1830 – July 1834
Paymaster of the Forces Lord John Russell June 1831 – July 1834
Secretary at War Edward Ellice June – July 1834
Minister without Portfolio The Earl of Carlisle November 1830 – June 1834


Preceded by
Wellington Ministry		 British ministries
1830–1834		 Succeeded by
First Melbourne Ministry

See also

18th century
19th century
20th century
21st century