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APPENDIX D 643 1804. May 14. Dudley (Ryder), Lord (afterwards Earl of) Har- rowby 1805. Jan. II. Henry (Phipps), Lord (afterwards Earl of) Mul- grave 1806. Feb. 7. Charles James Fox, till his death 13 Sep. 1806 1806. Sep. 24. Charles (Grey), Viscount Howick, afterwards Earl Grey 1807. Mar. 25. George Canning 1809. Oct. II. Henry, Earl Bathurst 1 809. Dec. 6. Richard (Colley-Wellesley), Marquess Wellesley 1 8 12. Mar. 4. Robert Stewart, j/)'/(?^ Viscount Castlereagh, after- wards Marquess of Londonderry, till his death, 12 Aug. 1822 1822. Sep. 16. George Canning 1827. Apr. 30. John (Ward), Earl Dudley 1828. June 2. George (Hamilton-Gordon), Earl of Aberdeen 1830. Nov. 22. Henry (Temple), Viscount Palmerston 1834. Nov. 15. Arthur (Wellesley,) Duke of Wellington (^) 1835. -'^P- i^- Henry (Temple), Viscount Palmerston 1 841. Sep. 2. George (Hamilton-Gordon), Earl of Aberdeen 1846. July 6. Henry (Temple), Viscount Palmerston 1 851. Dec. 26. Granville (Leveson-Gower), Earl Granville 1852. Feb. 27. James (Harris), Earl of Malmesbury 1852. Dec. 28. Lord John Russell, afterwards Earl Russell 1853. Feb. 21. George (Villiers), Earl of Clarendon 1858. Feb. 26. James (Harris), Earl of Malmesbury 1859. June 18. Lord John Russell, afterwards Earl Russell 1865. Nov. 3. George (Villiers), Earl of Clarendon 1866. July 6. Edward Henry Stanley, styled Lord Stanley, afterwards Earl of Derby 1868. Dec. 9. George (Villiers), Earl of Clarendon, till his death 27 June 1870 1870. July 6. Granville (Leveson-Gower), Earl Granville (from the Colonial Office) 1874. Feb. 21. Edward Henry (Stanley), Earl of Derby 1878. Mar. 30. Robert (Gascoyne-Cecil), Marquess of Salisbury (from the India Office) 1880. Apr. 28. Granville (Leveson-Gower), Earl Granville 1885. June 24. Robert (Gascoyne-Cecil), Marquess of Salisbury [Prime Minister] 1886. Feb. 6. Archibald (Primrose), Earl of Rosebery 1886. Aug. 3. Stafford (Northcote), Earl of Iddesleigh 1887. Jan. 14. Robert (Gascoyne-Cecil), Marquess of Salisbury [Prime Minister] (^) Wellington also held pro tern, the Home and Colonial Secretaryships from this date till the arrival of Sir R. Peel from Italy in the following month.