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Third Melbourne Ministry - Definition and Overview

The Ministry

OFFICENAMETERM
First Lord of the Treasury
Leader of the House of Lords
The Viscount MelbourneAugust 1839–September 1841
Lord ChancellorThe Lord CottenhamAugust 1839–September 1841
Lord President of the CouncilThe Marquess of LansdowneAugust 1839–September 1841
Lord Privy SealViscount DuncannonAugust 1839–January 1840
 The Lord ClarendonJanuary 1840–September 1841
Home SecretaryThe Marquess of NormanbyAugust 1839–September 1841
Foreign SecretaryThe Viscount PalmerstonAugust 1839–September 1841
Secretary of State for War and the Colonies
Leader of the House of Commons
The Lord John RussellAugust 1839–September 1841
First Lord of the AdmiraltyThe Earl of MintoAugust 1839–September 1841
Chancellor of the ExchequerSir Francis Thornhill BaringAugust 1839–September 1841
President of the Board of TradeHenry LabouchereAugust 1839–September 1841
President of the Board of ControlSir John Cam HobhouseAugust 1839–September 1841
First Commissioner of Woods and ForestsViscount DuncannonAugust 1839–September 1841
Chancellor of the Duchy of LancasterThe Lord HollandAugust 1839–October 1840
 The Lord ClarendonOctober 1840–June 1841
 Sir George Grey, BtJune–September 1841
Secretary at WarThomas Babington MacaulayAugust 1839–September 1841
Chief Secretary for IrelandLord MorpethAugust 1839–September 1841


Preceded by:
Second Melbourne Ministry
British ministries
1839–1841
Succeeded by:
Second Peel Ministry


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