List of prime ministers of George V

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List of prime ministers of George V - Wikipedia

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King George V with his prime ministers. Standing (left to right): W.S. Monroe (Newfoundland), Gordon Coates (New Zealand), Stanley Bruce (Australia), J. B. M. Hertzog (Union of South Africa), and W. T. Cosgrave (Irish Free State). Seated: Stanley Baldwin (United Kingdom) and William Mackenzie King (Canada)

King George V was the monarch of the United Kingdom and the British Empire and its successor from 6 May 1910 until his death on 20 January 1936.

During his reign, George V was served by a total of 34 prime ministers; 7 from New Zealand, 6 from Australia, 5 from the Dominion of Canada, 5 from the United Kingdom, 4 from Malta, 4 from Southern Rhodesia, and 3 from South Africa.

List of prime ministers

No.	Name	Date of ascension/Took office	Date of death/Left office
Australia [edit]
1	Andrew Fisher	6 May 1910	24 June 1913
2	Joseph Cook	24 June 1913	17 September 1914
(1)	Andrew Fisher	17 September 1914	27 October 1915
3	Billy Hughes	27 October 1915	9 February 1923
4	Stanley Bruce	9 February 1923	22 October 1929
5	James Scullin	22 October 1929	6 January 1932
6	Joseph Lyons	6 January 1932	20 January 1936
Cape Colony [edit]
1	John Xavier Merriman	6 May 1910	31 May 1910
Canada [edit]
1	Wilfrid Laurier	6 May 1910	6 October 1911
2	Robert Borden	10 October 1911	10 July 1920
3	Arthur Meighen	10 July 1920	29 December 1921
4	William Lyon Mackenzie King	29 December 1921	29 June 1926
(3)	Arthur Meighen	29 June 1926	25 September 1926
(4)	William Lyon Mackenzie King	25 September 1926	6 August 1930
5	R. B. Bennett	7 August 1930	23 October 1935
(4)	William Lyon Mackenzie King	23 October 1935	20 January 1936
Irish Free State [edit] Source:^[1]
1	W. T. Cosgrave	6 December 1922	9 March 1932
2	Éamon de Valera	9 March 1932	20 January 1936
Malta [edit]
1	Joseph Howard	26 October 1921	13 October 1923
2	Francesco Buhagiar	13 October 1923	22 September 1924
3	Ugo Pasquale Mifsud	September 1924	August 1927
4	Gerald Strickland	August 1927	21 June 1932
5	Ugo Pasquale Mifsud	21 June 1932	2 November 1933^[2]
New Zealand [edit]
1	Joseph Ward	6 May 1910	28 March 1912
2	Thomas Mackenzie	28 March 1912	10 July 1912
3	William Massey	10 July 1912	10 May 1925
4	Francis Bell	10 May 1925	30 May 1925
5	Gordon Coates	30 May 1925	10 December 1928
6	Joseph Ward	10 December 1928	28 May 1930
7	George Forbes	28 May 1930	6 December 1935
8	Michael Joseph Savage	6 December 1935	20 January 1936
Newfoundland [edit]
1	Edward Morris	6 May 1910	31 December 1917
2	William F. Lloyd	31 December 1917 ^[3]	22 May 1919
3	Michael Patrick Cashin	22 May 1919	17 November 1919
4	Richard Squires	19 November 1919	24 July 1923
5	William Warren	24 July 1923	10 May 1924
6	Albert Hickman (Acting)	10 May 1924	9 June 1924
7	Walter Stanley Monroe	9 June 1924	August 1928
8	Frederick C. Alderdice	August 1928	17 November 1928
9	Richard Squires	17 November 1928	June 1932
10	Frederick C. Alderdice	June 1932	30 January 1934 (Commission of Government)
Northern Ireland [edit]
1	James Craig	7 June 1921	20 January 1936
South Africa [edit]
1	Louis Botha	31 May 1910	27 August 1919
2	Jan Christiaan Smuts	3 September 1919	30 June 1924
3	J. B. M. Hertzog	30 June 1924	20 January 1936
Southern Rhodesia [edit]
1	Charles Coghlan	1 October 1923	28 August 1927
2	Howard Unwin Moffat	2 September 1927	5 July 1933
3	George Mitchell	5 July 1933	12 September 1933
4	Godfrey Huggins	12 September 1933	20 January 1936
United Kingdom [edit]
1	H. H. Asquith	6 May 1910	5 December 1916
2	David Lloyd George	6 December 1916	19 October 1922
3	Bonar Law	23 October 1922	20 May 1923
4	Stanley Baldwin	22 May 1923	22 January 1924
5	Ramsay MacDonald	22 January 1924	4 November 1924
(4)	Stanley Baldwin	4 November 1924	4 June 1929
(5)	Ramsay MacDonald	5 June 1929	7 June 1935
(4)	Stanley Baldwin	7 June 1935	20 January 1936

References

^ Known as President of the Executive Council
^ Self-government suspended
^ Acting to 5 January 1918

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Edward VIII (son)
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Mary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood (daughter)
Henry, Duke of Gloucester (son)
George, Duke of Kent (son)
Prince John (son)
Edward VII (father)
Alexandra of Denmark (mother)
Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale (brother)
Louise, Princess Royal (sister)
Princess Victoria (sister)
Maud, Queen of Norway (sister)
Prince Alexander John of Wales (brother)
Descendants
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Radio addresses	Royal Christmas Message Royal address to the nation
Film and television	Edward the Seventh (1975) Edward & Mrs. Simpson (1978) The Treaty (1991) All the King's Men (1999) Bertie and Elizabeth (2002) The Lost Prince (2003) Wallis & Edward (2005) The King's Speech (2010) W.E. (2011) Downton Abbey (2019) The King's Man (2020)
Documentaries	With Our King and Queen Through India (1912) King George and Queen Mary (2012)
Statues and memorials	King George V Memorial Statue at Westminster King George V Avenue of Memorial English Oaks
Books and poems	The King's Pilgrimage (1922) The Faraway Drums (1981)
Stamps	Admirals Postal Union Congress £1 stamp British Empire Exhibition postage stamps King George V Seahorses

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