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| was appointed by President Abraham Lincoln as | Minister to the Papal States in 1861. |
| He previously served as | Minister for Transport and Minister for Disability Ser |
| In the 1950s he served as | minister for public instruction. |
| He was appointed as | Minister of Justice and Attorney General on November 2 |
| He previously served as | Minister of Foreign Trade, Minister of Finance, and Mi |
| He previously served as | Minister for Natural Resources and Water and Minister |
| by-election, Fage served various cabinets as | Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Minister of Eco |
| She served as | Minister For Women and Minister for Social Welfare and |
| Petter also served as | Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations and Minist |
| He served as | Minister of Finance in the Punjab Government 1980-83. |
| election, Premier Stelmach appointed Evans as | Minister of Finance and Enterprise. |
| He has previously served as | Minister of Provincial Revenue. |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Environment and Labour and Minister of Eco |
| In Harold Wilson's government, he served as | Minister of Defence for the RAF 1964-1967, Minister wi |
| He served as | Minister of Education (1917-1918). |
| He served in the provincial cabinet as | Minister of Labour. |
| He served as | Minister of Education in 1990 and as Minister of Inter |
| During his parliamentary career he served as | Minister for Administrative Services and Assistant Min |
| He also served as | Minister for Trade and Industry. |
| He served as | Minister of agriculture, Minister of health, Minister |
| bruary 2006 he was promoted to the Cabinet as | Minister for Small Business, Minister for the Peel and |
| Richard Carle as | Minister of Justice |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Labour and Manpower and Minister of Health |
| He served as | Minister for Tourism and Assistant Minister for Health |
| ed in the Executive Council of Nova Scotia as | Minister of Tourism and Culture, Minister of Immigrati |
| Johan Vande Lanotte, who served as | Minister of the Budget in the federal Government, was |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Tourism in 1986, as Minister of Transporta |
| ebruary 1968 in the John Gorton government as | Minister for Works and Minister in charge of Tourist A |
| e Council of Nova Scotia, Belliveau serves as | Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture and Minister of |
| After serving as | minister he was proposed running for president but he |
| Louis Rollin succeeds Laval as | Minister of Colonies. |
| inaugural member Eric Bedford, who served as | Minister for Education and Minister for Planning in th |
| December 31, 2007, Yani Rosenthal resigned as | Minister of the Presidency. |
| Prior to June 2009, he served as | Minister of Community Services, Minister of Acadian Af |
| Paul Marchandeau succeeds Sarraut as | Minister of the Interior. |
| remier Glen Clark she served a short stint as | Minister of Social Services, then as Minister of Healt |
| 1797, appointed his son, John Quincy Adams as | Minister to Prussia. |
| She has previously served as | Minister of Advanced Education. |
| He served as | Minister of Justice in 1848 and 1849 and then Minister |
| He was appointed as | Minister for Enterprise, Jobs and Innovation on 9 Marc |
| Prathapachandran as | Minister Govindan |
| Bond has previously served as | Minister of Education, Minister of Advanced Education, |
| He served as | Minister for the Capital Territory and Minister Assist |
| She later served as | Minister for Education, Minister for Health and Minist |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Community Services and Minister of the Env |
| In 1909 he also served as | Minister for Lands and Works, Minister for Mines and M |
| During the Third Fraser Ministry he served as | minister in several posts, including Minister for Empl |
| He later served as | minister to Brazil and France. |
| In the Second Fraser Ministry he served as | Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations, and |
| From 1923 Bowden served as | Minister for Defence, resigning in 1925 due to ill hea |
| Kenneth Griffith as | Minister |
| ember of the Saskatchewan cabinet, serving as | Minister of Municipal Affairs from 1961 to 1964, as Mi |
| rian state election, Hall was commissioned as | Minister for Higher Education and Skills, and Minister |
| She is currently serving as | Minister of State for Childcare. |
| She retained her position as | Minister for Health in the cabinet appointed by First |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Public Works from 1908 to 1916. |
| She served as | Minister of Natural Resources and Minister responsible |
| Azeez as | Minister |
| He served as | Minister of Highways until the fall of the government |
| echain) is a Belgian politician who served as | Minister for Economic Affairs, Minister of Finance, an |
| served in Executive Council of Nova Scotia as | Minister of Economic Development, Minister of Transpor |
| the province's Executive Council, serving as | Minister of Labour from 1985 to 1987, Minister of Tour |
| also served at various times concurrently as | Minister of Education and Minister of Trade and Commer |
| ok is his account in 2007 of his two years as | minister. |
| He served as | Minister of Economic Affairs from 1958 to 1967, as Min |
| He served as | minister without portfolio in 1967, Minister of Health |
| Blackburn served in the Quebec cabinet as | Minister for the Environment, as Minister of Recreatio |
| From 1962 to 1969, he served as | minister in the government of Hesse, first as minister |
| McRae was the as | Minister for Environment, Climate Change and Disabilit |
| John Litel as | Minister |
| He served in the Cabinet of Mike Harcourt as | Minister of Municipal Affairs, Minister of Government |
| he historian and scholar Muhammad Kurd Ali as | Minister of Education, the attorney Said Mahasin as Mi |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Agriculture in 1944 and as Minister of Wel |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Health from 1959 to 1963 and then as Minis |
| as a member of the Quebec cabinet, serving as | Minister of Minister of Economic and Regional Developm |
| He served as | minister of finance under the Beiyang Government from |
| He was appointed as | Minister for Housing and Construction 1988-90. |
| In 2001 he was appointed as | Minister of Youth, Sport and Child Development, after |
| the revolution of November 1918, he served as | Minister of Education under prime minister Kurt Eisner |
| He held cabinets posts as | Minister of Public Service (1970), Minister of Finance |
| cottish Executive Cabinet in November 2001 as | Minister for Parliament when Jack McConnell became Fir |
| He served as | Minister of Communications, until his defeat in the 19 |
| She was appointed to Cabinet as | Minister of Health and Social Services and Minister Re |
| ted in 2003, d'Entremont previously served as | Minister of Health, Minister of Agriculture and Fisher |
| He served as | Minister of Tourism from 2003-2007. |
| He was later appointed to the Cabinet as | Minister for Agriculture, making him the first Senator |
| and Thompson governments, most notability as | Minister for Local Government, Minister for Planning a |
| is election, and Grandmaitre was appointed as | Minister of Municipal Affairs and Minister responsible |
| m 1919 to 1920 and again in 1921 he served as | Minister of Justice. |
| ollowed, Shirley briefly held Cabinet rank as | Minister of Fisheries, Associate Minister of Agricultu |
| He served as | minister without portfolio and then solicitor general |
| She previously served as | Minister of Tourism, Sport and the Arts. |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Labour and Manpower, Minister of Public Wo |
| ince he has served in his current capacity as | Minister for Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs and |
| He served as | minister of human resources and employment and ministe |
| the Executive Council of British Columbia as | Minister of Labour and Citizens' Services. |
| again appointed to King's cabinet, serving as | Minister of Immigration and Colonization, Minister of |
| In the post-independence era, he served as | Minister in charge of Planning and Development as well |
| he 2008 General Election she was appointed as | Minister (outside Cabinet) of Consumer Affairs, as wel |
| She served as | Minister of Income Security and Minister responsible f |
| Boutilier was appointed as | Minister of Environment by Premier Ralph Klein in 2004 |
| Ravalomanana appointed Ranjeva as | Minister of Foreign Affairs in May 2002, and he remain |
| He served as | Minister Without Portfolio in the Macmillan Government |
| He served as | Minister of Health in the government of Driss Jettou f |
| Andre served as | Minister of Supply and Services until 1985 when he bec |
| He served as | Minister of Health Promotion and Protection in the Exe |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Education, Minister Responsible for Native |
| He served as | Minister of Advanced Education, Training and Technolog |
| member of the province's Executive Council as | Minister of State for Literacy and Adult Education, Mi |
| In 1991, after seven years as | Minister of Finance, Wilson became Minister of Industr |
| Noonan remained as | Minister until the 1997 general election. |
| As | minister, he also served on the Volkswagen Group's adv |
| He served as | Minister of Finance and Minister of Justice and the Po |
| Guptill served in the province's cabinet as | Minister of Tourism and Parks from 1989 to 1991 and as |
| erved in the province's Executive Assembly as | Minister of Industry from 1984 to 1986. |
| served on the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Fisheries from 1983 to 1989, Minister of t |
| served in the administration of Tom Davis as | Minister of Economic Development, Minister of Police a |
| named to the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Education in 1940. |
| He has been serving as | Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport as well |
| Previously, he served as | minister of commerce, minister of justice, and attorne |
| He served first as | Minister of Labor and later as Minister of Industry. |
| degree in 1962 while serving as | Minister of Finance. |
| Mihychuk was designated as | Minister of Industry, Trade and Mines. |
| As a member of the Diet, Harada served as | Minister of Economic Planning, and earned the close tr |
| She previously served as | Minister of Education, Minister of Tourism, Trade and |
| Devil's Prey (2001) as | Minister Seth |
| He served at various times as | Minister of Labour, Minister of the Environment, Parli |
| n became Taoiseach, O'Keeffe was appointed as | Minister for Education and Science. |
| f Premier George H. Murray in 1911 serving as | minister of public works and then as minister of mines |
| He served in the government as | Minister of Labor and Community Reinsertion until Augu |
| the Executive Council of British Columbia, as | Minister of Small Business, Tourism and Culture, Minis |
| He served as | Minister of Finance and Customs between 1984-1985 and |
| From 1970 to 1973 he served as | Minister for Local Government. |
| Christopher Addison succeeds Noel Buxton as | Minister of Agriculture |
| He served as | Minister of Transportation from 1936 to 1938, but was |
| As | minister in Baghdad she survived assassination attempt |
| During the time of the republic, he acted as | Minister for Alimentation under Philipp Scheidemann, a |
| His time as | Minister for Transport saw him given responsibility fo |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Finance and Minister of Community Services |
| He previously served as | Minister of Justice of Slovakia from 2002 to 2006. |
| He occupied several posts as | minister. |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Agriculture in 1968 and Minister of Munici |
| tion, Shanmugam relinquished his portfolio as | Minister for Home Affairs and became the Minister for |
| Between 1947 and 1 June 1949 he served as | Minister of Welfare. |
| He returned to Washington as | Minister in 1967. |
| He served as | Minister of Education and Provincial Secretary in the |
| He served as | Minister of Justice; Minister of Local Government; Min |
| In 1923 he served as | Minister of Education and Religion. |
| He served as | Minister of Finance and Minister of Public Works durin |
| Andrei Mironov as | Minister Administrator |
| Ministers Brian Mulroney and Kim Campbell as | Minister of Labour from 1989 to 1991, Minister of Stat |
| as appointed to Rodney MacDonald's cabinet as | Minister of Environment and Labour. |
| Beeran served as | Minister in the Government of Kerala. |
| National Party's defeat in 1999, he served as | Minister for Senior Citizens, as well as Associate Min |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Mines and Energy. |
| She served as | Minister of National Defence, and 6th Minister of Fore |
| er Stang's Second Cabinet, where he served as | Minister of Auditing, and later Minister of Finance an |
| He served as | Minister of Finance (1977-1980) and European Commissio |
| He formerly served as | Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture. |
| He was appointed to the Tongan Cabinet as | Minister of Education in January 2005, and has also se |
| His term as | Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources came to an |
| In Gordon Brown's cabinet, she continued as | Minister for the Olympics, but held the portfolios of |
| Mammadov served as | minister during the period of fierce fighting on Karab |
| She resigned as | minister in 1926. |
| ed in the Executive Council of Nova Scotia as | Minister of Municipal Affairs, Minister of Transportat |
| Jules Moch succeeds Faure as | Minister of the Interior. |
| He was given the portfolio's as | Minister of Public Works and Services and the Minister |
| Albert Gazier enters the ministry as | Minister of Information. |
| Lily D'Ambrosio joined the Cabinet as | Minister for Community Development. |
| After serving as | minister for Justice and Religion, D'Anethan was named |
| Nelson Leigh as | Minister (uncredited) |
| uary 1937: Wilhelm Ohnesorge succeeds Eltz as | Minister of Posts. |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Education and Municipal Affairs from 1952 |
| Between 1968 and 1972, he served variously as | Minister for the Army, Minister for Immigration, and M |
| bert Sibbald Calderwood (born 1864) served as | Minister at Cambuslang Old Parish Church until his dea |
| In June 2009 Bowen was promoted to cabinet as | Minister for Financial Services, Superannuation and Co |
| He was re-elected, and served as | Minister without Portfolio until his death in 1919. |
| In 1987 he became member of the government as | Minister of State. |
| Ten months as | Minister of the Navy and Postal Affairs followed, befo |
| he entered the cabinet for the first time as | minister of education. |
| In 1826, he was ordained as | minister of the parish of Ballantrae, and in 1830 marr |
| Previously, he had served in the Cabinet as | Minister for Tourism. |
| iseach John A. Costello then appointed him as | Minister for Local Government. |
| The same register states that James Ashurst, | minister, was buried 16 December 1679 ("buried in wool |
| He has also served as Assisstant | Minister for Administration, Ministry of Education and |
| He also served as the Assistant | Minister in the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting |
| In 2000, he was listed as assistant | minister for Fijian Affairs. |
| He was Assistant | Minister at North Leith Parish Church and then Ministe |
| He was Assistant | Minister at St George's West Church, Edinburgh, 1969-1 |
| hary Gakunju, born 1932, former MP, assistant | minister and businessman . |
| Assistant | minister of the Interiour, 1904-1905. |
| He was Assistant | Minister of Lands, Assistant Minister of Electrical Un |
| He was appointed Assistant | Minister assisting the Minister for Works and Railways |
| Colin Webster is the assistant | minister, John Russell the minister in training, whils |
| He was subsequently appointed as Assistant | Minister to the Chief Minister, and Assistant Minister |
| Assistant | Minister of the Interior (1900-1904). |
| He was Assistant | Minister at Canongate Kirk and then Minister at the Pr |
| He served as an Assistant | Minister and then in July 1915 he became the first Min |
| He was Assistant | Minister assisting the Minister for Civil Aviation in |
| during the McMahon Ministry, he was Assistant | Minister assisting the Minister for Labour and Nationa |
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