Vice-Chamberlain of the Household

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The Vice-Chamberlain of the Household is usually a junior whip in the House of Commons and is an officer of the Royal Household of the Sovereign of the United Kingdom. As a member of the Royal Household his duties are largely nominal, though he may be required to act as an usher during a Garden Party and may have other tasks to perform.

1616–1625: John Digby, 1st Earl of Bristol

1639–1644: Sir George Goring

1660–1680: Sir George Cartert, 1st Baronet
1680–1687: Henry Savile
1687–1689: James Porter
1689–1694: Sir John Lowther, 2nd Baronet
1694–1706: Peregrine Bertie, Lord Willoughby de Eresby
1706–1727: Thomas Coke
1727–1730: Sir William Stanhope
1730–1740: John Hervey, Lord Hervey
1740–1742: Lord Sidney Beauclerk
1742–1765: Lord William Finch
1765–1769: George Villiers, Viscount Villiers
1770–1770: Hon. Thomas Robinson
1771–1782: John Montagu, Viscount Hinchingbrooke
1782–1784: George Waldegrave, Viscount Chewton
1784–1794: George Herbert, Lord Herbert
1794–1804: Hon. Charles Francis Greville
1804–1812: Hon. John Thynne
1812–1821: Robert Jocelyn, Viscount Jocelyn
1821–1827: James Graham, Marquess of Graham
1827–1830: Sir Samuel Hulse
1830–1834: George Chichester, Earl of Belfast
1834–1835: Frederick Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh
1835–1838: Lord Charles FitzRoy
1838–1841: George Chichester, Earl of Belfast
1841–1852: Lord Ernest Brudenell-Bruce
1852–1852: Orlando Bridgeman, Viscount Newport
1852–1858: Lord Ernest Brudenell-Bruce
1858–1859: Orlando Bridgeman, Viscount Newport
1859–1866: Valentine Browne, Viscount Castlerosse
1866–1868: Lord Claud Hamilton
1868–1872: Valentine Browne, Viscount Castlerosse
1872–1874: Lord Richard Grosvenor
1874–1880: Hon. George Barrington
1880–1885: Lord Charles Brudenell-Bruce
1885–1886: William Legge, Viscount Lewisham
1886–1886: Frederick Lambart, Viscount Kilcoursie
1886–1891: William Legge, Viscount Lewisham
1891–1892: Brownlow Cecil, Lord Burghley
1892–1895: Lord Charles Spencer
1895–1900: Hon. Ailwyn Fellowes
1900–1902: Sir Anthony Hood
1902–1905: Hon. Frederick Glyn
1905–1907: Hon. Wentworth Beaumont
1907–1911: Sir John Fuller, 1st Baronet
1911–1915: Hon. Geoffrey Howard
1915–1917: Sir Cecil Beck
1917–1922: William Dudley Ward
1922–1924: Douglas Hacking
1924–1924: John Emanuel Davison
1924–1925: Douglas Hacking
1925–1928: George Hennessy
1928–1929: Frederick Charles Thomson
1929–1931: John Henry Hayes
1931–1931: Sir Frederick Charles Thomson, 1st Baronet
1931–1932: Sir Frederick Penny
1932–1935: Sir Victor Warrender, Bt
1935–1935: Lambert Ward
1935–1937: George Frederick Davies
1937–1937: Hon. Arthur Hope
1937–1939: Ronald Cross
1939–1939: Robert Grimston
1939–1942: Albert Edmondson
1942–1944: William Whytehead Boulton
1944–1945: Arthur Young
1945–1946: Julian Snow, Baron Burntwood
1946–1947: Michael Stewart
1947–1951: Ernest Popplewell
1951–1956: Henry Studholme
1956–1957: Richard Thompson
1957–1959: Hon. Peter Legh
1959–1960: Edward Wakefield
1960–1960: Richard Brooman-White
1960–1964: Graeme Bell Finlay
1964–1966: William Whitlock
1966–1967: John McCann
1967–1969: Charles Richard Morris
1969–1970: Alan Fitch
1970–1971: Jasper More
1971–1972: Bernard Weatherill
1972–1973: Walter Clegg
1973–1974: Paul Hawkins
1974–1974: Don Concannon
1974–1978: James Hamilton
1978–1979: Donald Coleman
1979–1981: Anthony Berry
1981–1983: Carol Mather
1983–1986: Robert Boscawen
1986–1988: Tristan Garel-Jones
1988–1988: Michael Neubert
1988–1990: Tony Durant
1990–1990: David Lightbown
1990–1992: John Mark Taylor
1992–1995: Sydney Chapman
1995–1996: Timothy Kirkhope
1996–1996: Andrew MacKay
1996–1997: Derek Conway
1997–1998: Janet Anderson
1998–2001: Graham Allen
2001–2003: Gerry Sutcliffe
2003–2005: Jim Fitzpatrick
2005– present: John Heppell

References

[Database of Court Officers]

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