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| The British Prime | Minister Lloyd George on front row, left. |
| Alan Clark - former British Defence | Minister |
| Has murdered a British Cabinet | minister and Jonathan Brand |
| 1872), future wife of British prime | minister Benjamin Disraeli |
| son as William Ewart Gladstone, British Prime | Minister |
| He also advised then British Prime | Minister Tony Blair on Russian investment issues. |
| one of whom, Elizabeth, married British Prime | Minister George Grenville, and was the mother of the l |
| Rich Coleman is British Columbia's | Minister of Energy and Mines, Minister Responsible for |
| Margaret Thatcher, former British Prime | Minister from 1979-90 |
| after Robert Peel, the two-time British Prime | Minister. |
| In 1971 the British Prime | Minister, Edward Heath, captained one of the winning b |
| He has served as British Columbia's | Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation, a |
| Indonesia-UK forum alongside British foreign | minister Margaret Beckett. |
| Neville Chamberlain, British Prime | Minister. |
| Stanley Baldwin, British Prime | Minister. |
| thryn Blair, daughter of former British Prime | Minister Tony Blair and Cherie Booth, QC. |
| 8 October - Magnus Brostrup Landstad, | minister, psalmist and poet (b.1802) |
| 7 October - Magnus Brostrup Landstad, | minister, psalmist and poet (d.1880) |
| Brown was | minister at Montrose in 1788 when Charles Edward Stuar |
| ern's Cabinet reshuffle of 2004 Browne became | Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture and |
| ted and in November 2008, Gerry Brownlee, the | Minister of Energy and Resources and Minister for Econ |
| Stanley Bruce (later Lord Bruce) Prime | Minister of Australia, 1923-29. |
| Valentina Buliga (PDM), | Minister of Labour, Social Protection and Family |
| Auguste Burdeau - | Minister of Finance |
| Yosef Burg (Interior | Minister) |
| Clyde Jackman, MHA for Burin-Placentia West, | Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture. |
| But, information | minister Bakary said the government will continue to p |
| Lilly Butler, D.D. | Minister of St Mary Aldermanbury. |
| Christopher Addison succeeds Noel Buxton as | Minister of Agriculture |
| ft the CRTC to accept an appointment by Prime | Minister Pierre Trudeau to the cabinet as Minister of |
| Introduced by the | Minister of Health, Marc Lalonde. |
| itute of Journalism, was inaugurated by Chief | Minister AK Antony (presently India's defense minister |
| The awards are declared by the | Minister for Cultural Affairs and are presented by the |
| List of Canadian Senate appointments by Prime | Minister |
| eting of the Union Cabinet , chaired by Prime | Minister Manmohan Singh , approved a Law Ministry prop |
| The coalition headed by chief | minister N Dharam Singh (Congress) and Deputy chief mi |
| The seat is held by Prime | Minister Stephen Harper. |
| It is headed by the | Minister for Education and Skills. |
| The bridge was opened in April 1937 by the | Minister of Public Works Bob Semple. |
| Forensic Science Service headed by the | Minister of State (Crime, Security and Communities) |
| 1 by the | Minister for Transport |
| s appointed to this position in 2003 by Chief | Minister Jon Stanhope. |
| eral election, Cunningham was picked by Prime | Minister Harold Macmillan as his Parliamentary Private |
| chronicled in The Edge of Terror, by Baptist | minister Scott Walker. |
| It is led by the | Minister of the Environment, currently Erik Solheim (S |
| In 1998 the lido was reopened by Sports | Minister Tony Banks. |
| took his first step into diplomacy by adding | Minister for External Affairs and Minister for Island |
| given to the council under this Act or by the | Minister. |
| When Douglas was fired by Prime | Minister Lange, Caygill was appointed Minister of Fina |
| The agency is led by the | Minister for Public Construction, Fan , Liang-Shiow. |
| He was reappointed by Prime | Minister Essam Sharaf. |
| The British Government led by Prime | Minister H.H. Asquith vetoed the suggestion. |
| He was defeated by cabinet | minister Lucien Maynard. |
| The referendum was announced by Prime | Minister Hans Enoksen on 2 January 2008. |
| reorganized and Toyoda was requested by Prime | Minister Fumimaro Konoe to become Minister of Commerce |
| was immediately elevated to Cabinet by Prime | Minister Keith Holyoake, becoming Minister of Finance. |
| In the government headed by Chief | Minister Babulal Marandi, Madhu became the Panchayati |
| Perrault was appointed to the Senate by Prime | Minister Pierre Trudeau in October 1973. |
| Such claims were rejected by Health | minister Michael McGimpsey, who deemed them 'unhelpful |
| rmany during the Weimar Republic, headed by a | Minister President. |
| He was appointed to the Senate by Prime | Minister Paul Martin on March 24, 2005. |
| The Cabinet is headed by Prime | Minister David McAllister. |
| He was appointed to the Cabinet by Prime | Minister Pierre Trudeau in 1974 as Minister of Indian |
| onaldson was appointed to Government by First | Minister Peter Robinson, and held the position of Juni |
| awarded for conservation is presented by the | minister. |
| inaugurated on 1 June 1999 by Sri.P.J.Joseph, | Minister for Education. |
| The department is overseen by the | Minister of Conservation. |
| Commissioned by the | Minister of Culture. |
| as launched on the 22 February 1991 by Senior | Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew (current Minister Mentor). |
| He was succeeded in both positions by his | minister of finance, Viktor Klima. |
| His name was proposed by Prime | Minister Nehru and seconded by Mr. Satyanarayan Sinha. |
| The new Cabinet, headed by Prime | Minister was subsequently announced. |
| Guindon served in the provincial cabinet as | Minister Without Portfolio from 1967 to 1971, Minister |
| Bienvenue served in the provincial cabinet as | Minister of Hunting and Fishing from 1942 to 1944. |
| 0, 1917, Grierson was appointed to cabinet as | Minister of Public Works. |
| He served in the provincial cabinet as | minister without portfolio and as Minister of Justice. |
| 1974, he would be appointed to the Cabinet as | Minister of Education then in 1976, Minister of Commer |
| He appointed Bellemare to the Cabinet as | Minister without Portfolio. |
| cabinet shuffle, Yates returned to cabinet as | Minister of Community Resources and Minister Responsib |
| Macdonald served in the provincial cabinet as | Minister without Portfolio from 1911 to 1915 and as Mi |
| He served in the provincial cabinet as | Minister of Education from 1951 to 1959 and as Ministe |
| Breau was appointed to Cabinet as | Minister of Fisheries and Oceans when John Turner beca |
| tion, and Wildman was appointed to cabinet as | Minister of Natural Resources and Minister responsible |
| She served in the provincial cabinet as | Minister of Health and Social Services, Attorney Gener |
| He served in the Saskatchewan cabinet as | Minister of Public Works and Minister of Telephones. |
| He served in the provincial cabinet as | Minister of Colonization and Minister of Mines and Fis |
| He served in the provincial cabinet as | Minister of Transport from 1962 to 1963, Minister of T |
| He served in the Quebec cabinet as | Minister of Municipal Affairs from 1961 to 1962 and Mi |
| rom 1980 to 1982, he served in the Cabinet as | Minister of Public Works under President Elias Sarkis |
| He served in the provincial cabinet as | Minister of Labour. |
| bruary 2006 he was promoted to the Cabinet as | Minister for Small Business, Minister for the Peel and |
| Parliamentary Secretary to the Cabinet 1987, | Minister for Sport and Recreation 1987-89, Minister fo |
| Blackburn served in the Quebec cabinet as | Minister for the Environment, as Minister of Recreatio |
| She was appointed to Cabinet as | Minister of Health and Social Services and Minister Re |
| He was later appointed to the Cabinet as | Minister for Agriculture, making him the first Senator |
| She held three cabinet positions: | Minister of Labour and Manpower (1978-1982), Minister |
| Guptill served in the province's cabinet as | Minister of Tourism and Parks from 1989 to 1991 and as |
| as appointed to Rodney MacDonald's cabinet as | Minister of Environment and Labour. |
| He was appointed to the Tongan Cabinet as | Minister of Education in January 2005, and has also se |
| Lily D'Ambrosio joined the Cabinet as | Minister for Community Development. |
| In June 2009 Bowen was promoted to cabinet as | Minister for Financial Services, Superannuation and Co |
| Previously, he had served in the Cabinet as | Minister for Tourism. |
| y in 1999, Hobbs joined the Cabinet, becoming | Minister for the Environment, Minister of Biosecurity, |
| by-election, Fage served various cabinets as | Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Minister of Eco |
| e was a member of several cabinets, including | Minister of Education in Aura cabinet of 1971, Ministe |
| May - Cadwaladr Jones, | minister and literary editor (died 1867) |
| Joseph Caillaux - | Minister of Finance |
| 1811, he was ordained a Calvinistic Methodist | minister. |
| David Cameron, Prime | Minister |
| Ministers Brian Mulroney and Kim Campbell as | Minister of Labour from 1989 to 1991, Minister of Stat |
| For the Canadian Prime | Minister, see John A. Macdonald. |
| He is the oldest living former Canadian Prime | Minister. |
| For the Canadian presbyterian | minister (1827-1906), see William Snodgrass. |
| Famous former members include Canadian Prime | Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau. |
| Brian Mulroney: former Canadian Prime | Minister |
| ector of Strategic Communication in the Prime | Minister's Office of Canadian prime minister Stephen H |
| 970 he served in various capacities including | minister of trade, Minister of Justice and deputy prem |
| ince he has served in his current capacity as | Minister for Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs and |
| ld many portfolios over her career, including | Minister for Employment, Training and Further Educatio |
| Koirala stayed on as caretaker Prime | Minister until the election. |
| Alain Carignon - | Minister of Communication |
| Richard Carle as | Minister of Justice |
| He was Carmyllie parish | minister from 1843 until his death. |
| d Evaristo do Espirito Santo de Carvalho (the | minister of defence and security in the outgoing admin |
| Allan Cavan - | Minister Shaw |
| Ion Cebanu (PL), | Minister of Youth and Sports |
| Celedonio Abril, | Minister of the Treasury |
| urton (1616-1665) was a 17th century Scottish | minister. |
| For the 18 century Congregational | minister, see Dudley Leavitt (minister). |
| Guy La Chambre - | Minister of Air |
| Guy La Chambre, former | Minister for the French Air Force |
| Previously, Chan was | Minister of Citizenship and Immigration. |
| He served as Vice Chancellor and | Minister of Finance. |
| It had a chapel with a chaplain to | minister to the spiritual welfare of the occupants. |
| Jean Charbonnel - | Minister of Industrial and Scientific Development |
| he was designated as Chilean plenipotenciary | minister (ambassador) to Madrid. |
| i Zhaoxing, who had served as China's foreign | minister since 2003, as the tenth foreign minister of |
| 1965: The Chinese Prime | Minister by Enid Bagnold ,Globe |
| Chinese Foreign | Minister Yang Jiechi and Commerce Minister Chen Deming |
| Chinese Prime | Minister Zhou Enlai first used the phrase in a letter |
| wan became the first Chinese-Canadian cabinet | minister in B.C. history when she was appointed Minist |
| Jacques Chirac - | Minister of the Interior |
| In 1945, Chirnoaga was | Minister of Defence Government while in exile in Germa |
| Every Christian a | Minister: Finding Joy and Fulfillment in Serving God ( |
| June 18 - Christmas Samuel, | minister and writer, 90 |
| nd Glenda Hope is a Presbyterian Church (USA) | minister in San Francisco, California, United States. |
| At St. Peter's Church the | Minister is the Reverend Robert Fishar. |
| Sir Winston Churchill, prime | minister |
| Her father was a Methodist circuit riding | minister. |
| He had been Food and Civil Supplies | Minister after the 2002 election. |
| Premiers Michael Harcourt and Glen Clark, as | Minister of Tourism, Minister Responsible for Culture |
| . S. R. Ramachandran Former Co-operation, PWD | minister in MGR cabinet.Now minister from May- 2006 |
| Georges Cochery - | Minister of Finance |
| Adolphe Cochery - | Minister of Posts and Telegraphs |
| the Executive Council of British Columbia as | Minister of Labour and Citizens' Services. |
| cutive Council of British Columbia, including | Minister of Government Services, Minister of Municipal |
| the Executive Council of British Columbia, as | Minister of Small Business, Tourism and Culture, Minis |
| rian state election, Hall was commissioned as | Minister for Higher Education and Skills, and Minister |
| He was concurrently made | Minister for Home Affairs in 2010. |
| also served at various times concurrently as | Minister of Education and Minister of Trade and Commer |
| ival, Campbell became a Congregational Church | minister. |
| He was the first non congress chief | minister of Assam. |
| Edward Connelly - | Minister to the King |
| Lamont is the Scottish Conservative Shadow | Minister for Community Safety. |
| er of Stanley Baldwin, the Conservative Prime | Minister. |
| sentative is Progressive Conservative Cabinet | Minister Luke Ouellette who was elected to his first t |
| Progressive Conservative Prime | Minister John Diefenbaker appointed the late Ellen Fai |
| Progressive Conservative Prime | Minister Joe Clark appointed Lincoln "Linc" Alexander, |
| ged by the unpopularity of Conservative Prime | Minister Richard Bennett. |
| ernor of Quebec by the new Conservative Prime | Minister John Abbott if he resigned as Minister of Pub |
| e Chamberlain took over as Conservative Prime | Minister in 1937. |
| He was ordained as a Conservative Baptist | minister in 1957. |
| ive on BBC Radio 4. Former Conservative Prime | Minister Sir Edward Heath, Labour minister and SDP fou |
| as a federal Progressive Conservative cabinet | minister in the 1980s. |
| an was transferred to become consumer affairs | minister. |
| After the 1959 elections he continued as | Minister of Health. |
| though seriously ill in 1649, he continued to | minister to the plague-stricken citizens of Kilkenny. |
| In Gordon Brown's cabinet, she continued as | Minister for the Olympics, but held the portfolios of |
| In retirement he continues to | minister, as an Assistant Bishop within the Diocese of |
| Valeriu Cosarciuc (AMN), | Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry |
| Paul Coste-Floret - | Minister of Overseas France |
| Pierre Cot - | Minister of Air |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Labour from 1967 to 1970 and then as Minis |
| Jackman served in the Executive Council as | Minister of Finance and Customs. |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Environment and Minister of Environment an |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Education from 1976 to 1982 and Minister o |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Public Works and Highways. |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Public Works from 1927 to 1931 and as Mini |
| Jules Dufaure - President of the Council and | Minister of Justice |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | minister without portfolio. |
| rved in the Newfoundland Executive Council as | Minister of Fisheries and Co-Operatives and then as Mi |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Education from 1986 to 1989. |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | minister without portfolio. |
| Deputy Leader of the Legislative Council and | Minister without Portfolio. |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Income Assistance (later Minister of Human |
| He served in the Executive Council as | Minister of Social Services from 1993 to 1994 and Mini |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of the Environment, Minister of Fisheries, Mi |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of State for Childhood Services, Minister of |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Environment and Labour and Minister of Eco |
| served in the province's Executive Council as | Minister of Labour and Manpower and Minister of Health |
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