May 1894 – James Bryce succeeds A. J. Mundella at the Board of Trade. Lord Tweedmouth succeeds Bryce at the Duchy of Lancaster, remaining also Lord Privy Seal.
liberal, government, 1892, 1895, 1892, general, election, conservative, party, marquess, salisbury, most, seats, overall, majority, result, william, gladstone, liberal, party, formed, minority, government, that, relied, upon, irish, nationalist, support, march. In the 1892 general election the Conservative Party led by the Marquess of Salisbury won the most seats but not an overall majority As a result William Gladstone s Liberal Party formed a minority government that relied upon Irish Nationalist support On 3 March 1894 Gladstone resigned over the rejection of his Home Rule Bill and the Earl of Rosebery succeeded him William Gladstone led the Government from 1892 to 1894 and was succeeded by Lord Rosebery Rosebery led the Government from 1894 He was defeated in the 1895 general election Contents 1 Cabinets 1 1 Fourth Gladstone ministry 1 2 Rosebery ministry 1 2 1 Changes 2 List of ministers 3 ReferencesCabinets editFourth Gladstone ministry edit Fourth Gladstone ministry nbsp 1892 1894 nbsp GladstoneDate formed15 August 1892 1892 08 15 Date dissolved2 March 1894 1894 03 02 People and organisationsMonarchVictoriaPrime MinisterWilliam GladstoneMember partyLiberal PartyStatus in legislatureMinoritydependent on IPP supportOpposition partyConservative PartyOpposition leadersArthur Balfourin the House of CommonsLord Salisburyin the House of LordsHistoryElection s 1892 general electionLegislature term s 25th UK ParliamentPredecessorSecond Salisbury ministrySuccessorRosebery ministry Portfolio Minister Term Cabinet ministers Prime MinisterFirst Lord of the TreasuryLord Privy SealLeader of the House of Commons The Rt Hon William Gladstone MP 1892 94 Lord Chancellor The Rt Hon The Lord Herschell 1892 95 Lord President of the CouncilSecretary of State for IndiaLeader of the House of Lords The Rt Hon The Earl of Kimberley 1892 94 Home Secretary The Rt Hon H H Asquith MP 1892 95 Foreign Secretary The Rt Hon The Earl of Rosebery 1892 94 Secretary of State for the Colonies The Most Hon The Marquess of Ripon 1892 95 Secretary of State for War The Rt Hon Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman MP 1892 95 Chancellor of the ExchequerSecond Lord of the Treasury The Rt Hon Sir William Harcourt MP 1892 95 First Lord of the Admiralty The Rt Hon The Earl Spencer 1892 95 President of the Board of Trade The Rt Hon A J Mundella MP 1892 94 Postmaster General The Rt Hon Arnold Morley MP 1892 95 President of the Local Government Board The Rt Hon Henry Fowler MP 1892 94 Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster The Rt Hon James Bryce MP 1892 94 First Commissioner of Works The Rt Hon George Shaw Lefevre MP 1892 94 Chief Secretary for Ireland The Rt Hon John Morley MP 1892 95 Secretary for Scotland The Rt Hon Sir George Trevelyan MP 1892 95 Vice President of the Committee of the Council on Education The Rt Hon Sir Arthur Dyke Acland MP 1892 95 Rosebery ministry edit Rosebery ministry nbsp 1894 1895 nbsp Rosebery c 1895 Date formed5 March 1894 1894 03 05 Date dissolved22 June 1895 1895 06 22 People and organisationsMonarchVictoriaPrime MinisterLord RoseberyMember partyLiberal PartyStatus in legislatureMinoritydependent on IPP supportOpposition partyConservative PartyOpposition leadersArthur Balfourin the House of CommonsLord Salisburyin the House of LordsHistoryLegislature term s 25th UK Parliamentlost a vote of confidencePredecessorFourth Gladstone ministrySuccessorThird Salisbury ministry Portfolio Minister Term Cabinet ministers Prime MinisterFirst Lord of the TreasuryLord President of the CouncilLeader of the House of Lords The Rt Hon The Earl of Rosebery 1894 95 Lord Chancellor The Rt Hon The Lord Herschell 1892 95 Lord Privy Seal The Rt Hon The Lord Tweedmouth 1894 95 Home Secretary The Rt Hon H H Asquith MP 1892 95 Foreign secretary The Rt Hon The Earl of Kimberley 1894 95 Secretary of State for the Colonies The Most Hon The Marquess of Ripon 1892 95 Secretary of State for War The Rt Hon Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman MP 1892 95 Secretary of State for India The Rt Hon Henry Fowler MP 1894 95 Chancellor of the ExchequerSecond Lord of the TreasuryLeader of the House of Commons The Rt Hon Sir William Harcourt MP 1892 95 First Lord of the Admiralty The Rt Hon The Earl Spencer 1892 95 President of the Board of Trade The Rt Hon A J Mundella MP 1892 94 The Rt Hon James Bryce MP 1894 95 Postmaster General The Rt Hon Arnold Morley MP 1892 95 President of the Local Government Board The Rt Hon George Shaw Lefevre MP 1894 95 Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster The Rt Hon James Bryce MP 1892 94 The Rt Hon The Lord Tweedmouth 1894 95 Chief Secretary for Ireland The Rt Hon John Morley MP 1892 95 Secretary for Scotland The Rt Hon Sir George Trevelyan MP 1892 95 Vice President of the Committee of the Council on Education The Rt Hon Sir Arthur Dyke Acland MP 1892 95 Changes edit May 1894 James Bryce succeeds A J Mundella at the Board of Trade Lord Tweedmouth succeeds Bryce at the Duchy of Lancaster remaining also Lord Privy Seal List of ministers editCabinet members are listed in bold face Office Name Date Prime Minister First Lord of the Treasury William Gladstone a 15 August 1892 2 March 1894 The Earl of Rosebery b 5 March 1894 21 June 1895 Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir William Vernon Harcourt c 18 August 1892 Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury Edward Marjoribanks d 18 August 1892 T E Ellis 10 March 1894 Financial Secretary to the Treasury Sir John Tomlinson Hibbert 18 August 1892 Junior Lords of the Treasury T E Ellis 22 August 1892 21 June 1895 Richard Causton 22 August 1892 21 June 1895 William Alexander McArthur 22 August 1892 21 June 1895 Lord Chancellor The Lord Herschell 18 August 1892 Lord President of the Council The Earl of Kimberley e 18 August 1892 The Earl of Rosebery 10 March 1894 Lord Privy Seal William Gladstone 20 August 1892 The Lord Tweedmouth 10 March 1894 Secretary of State for the Home Department H H Asquith 18 August 1892 Under Secretary of State for the Home Department Herbert Gladstone 19 August 1892 George W E Russell 12 March 1894 Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs The Earl of Rosebery 18 August 1892 The Earl of Kimberley 11 March 1894 Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Sir Edward Grey 19 August 1892 Secretary of State for War Henry Campbell Bannerman 18 August 1892 Under Secretary of State for War The Lord Sandhurst 22 August 1892 The Lord Monkswell 5 January 1895 Financial Secretary to the War Office William Woodall 22 August 1892 Secretary of State for the Colonies The Marquess of Ripon 18 August 1892 Under Secretary of State for the Colonies Sydney Buxton 18 August 1892 Secretary of State for India The Earl of Kimberley 18 August 1892 Henry Fowler 10 March 1894 Under Secretary of State for India George W E Russell 19 August 1892 The Lord Reay 11 March 1894 First Lord of the Admiralty The Earl Spencer 19 August 1892 Parliamentary and Financial Secretary to the Admiralty Sir Ughtred Kay Shuttleworth 19 August 1892 Civil Lord of the Admiralty Edmund Robertson 25 August 1892 Vice President of the Committee on Education Arthur Dyke Acland 25 August 1892 Chief Secretary for Ireland John Morley 22 August 1892 Lord Lieutenant of Ireland The Lord Houghton 18 August 1892 Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster James Bryce 18 August 1892 The Lord Tweedmouth 28 May 1894 President of the Local Government Board Henry Fowler 18 August 1892 George Shaw Lefevre 1894 Postmaster General Arnold Morley 18 August 1892 Secretary for Scotland Sir George Trevelyan Bt 18 August 1892 President of the Board of Trade A J Mundella 18 August 1892 James Bryce 28 May 1894 Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade Thomas Burt 18 August 1892 First Commissioner of Works George Shaw Lefevre 18 August 1892 Herbert Gladstone 10 March 1894 President of the Board of Agriculture Herbert Gardner 25 August 1892 Paymaster General Charles Seale Hayne 18 August 1892 Attorney General Sir Charles Russell 20 August 1892 Sir John Rigby 3 May 1894 Sir Robert Threshie Reid 24 October 1894 Solicitor General Sir John Rigby 20 August 1892 Sir Robert Threshie Reid 3 May 1894 Sir Frank Lockwood 28 October 1894 Judge Advocate General Sir Francis Jeune 31 December 1892 Lord Advocate John Balfour 20 August 1892 Solicitor General for Scotland Alexander Asher 20 August 1892 Thomas Shaw 22 March 1894 Attorney General for Ireland The Macdermot August 1892 Solicitor General for Ireland Charles Hemphill August 1892 Lord Steward of the Household The Marquess of Breadalbane 25 August 1892 Lord Chamberlain of the Household The Lord Carrington 25 August 1892 Vice Chamberlain of the Household Charles Spencer 25 August 1892 Master of the Horse The Viscount Oxenbridge 25 August 1892 The Earl of Cork 19 March 1894 Treasurer of the Household The Earl of Chesterfield 25 August 1892 Arthur Brand 13 March 1894 Comptroller of the Household George Leveson Gower 25 August 1892 Captain of the Gentlemen at Arms The Lord Vernon 25 August 1892 The Earl of Chesterfield 13 March 1894 Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard The Lord Kensington 25 August 1892 Master of the Buckhounds The Lord Ribblesdale 25 August 1892 Mistress of the Robes Vacant Lords in Waiting The Lord Acton 19 September 1892 21 June 1895 The Lord Camoys 19 September 1892 21 June 1895 The Lord Hamilton of Dalzell 19 September 1892 1 May 1894 The Lord Monkswell 19 September 1892 4 February 1895 The Lord Wolverton 19 September 1892 14 June 1893 The Lord Playfair 26 November 1892 21 June 1895 The Lord Brassey 14 June 1893 21 June 1895 Viscount Drumlanrig 1 July 1893 18 October 1894 The Lord Hawkesbury 1 May 1894 21 June 1895 The Earl of Buckinghamshire 17 January 1895 21 June 1895 The Earl Granville 4 February 1895 21 June 1895 Notes Also Leader of the House of Commons Also Leader of the House of Lords Also Leader of the House of Commons 1894 1895 Succeeded as 2nd Baron Tweedmouth 4 March 1894 Also Leader of the House of Lords 18 August 1892 5 March 1894 References editD Butler and G Butler ed Twentieth Century British Political Facts 1900 2000 Preceded bySecond Salisbury ministry Government of the United Kingdom1892 1895 Succeeded byThird Salisbury ministry Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Liberal government 1892 1895 amp oldid 1169387440, 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