Fourth Gladstone Ministry

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William Ewart Gladstone, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 1868-1874, 1880-1885, 1886, 1892-1894.

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OFFICE	NAME	TERM

First Lord of the Treasury Lord Privy Seal Leader of the House of Commons	William Ewart Gladstone	August 1892–February 1894

Lord Chancellor	The Lord Herschell	August 1892–February 1894
Lord President of the Council Secretary of State for India Leader of the House of Lords	The Earl of Kimberley	August 1892–February 1894
Home Secretary	Herbert Henry Asquith	August 1892–February 1894
Foreign Secretary	The Earl of Rosebery	August 1892–February 1894
Secretary of State for the Colonies	The Marquess of Ripon	August 1892–February 1894
Secretary of State for War	Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman	August 1892–February 1894
Chancellor of the Exchequer	Sir William Harcourt	August 1892–February 1894
First Lord of the Admiralty	The Earl Spencer	August 1892–February 1894
President of the Board of Trade	Anthony John Mundella	August 1892–February 1894
Postmaster General	Arnold Morley	August 1892–February 1894
President of the Local Government Board	Henry Hartley Fowler	August 1892–February 1894
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster	James Bryce	August 1892–February 1894
First Commissioner of Works	George John Shaw-Lefevre	August 1892–February 1894
Chief Secretary for Ireland	John Morley	August 1892–February 1894
Secretary for Scotland	Sir George Otto Trevelyan	August 1892–February 1894
Vice President of the Council of Education	Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland	August 1892–February 1894

Preceded by Second Salisbury Ministry	British ministries 1892-1894	Succeeded by Rosebery Ministry

For a more detailed list, including ministers not in the Cabinet, see Liberal Government 1892-1895.

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