Prime Ministers of Great Britain |
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| Prime Minister | Party1 | Dates in Office |
| Sir Robert Walpole | | 1721–42 |
| Earl of Wilmington | | 1742–43 |
| Henry Pelham | | 1743–54 |
| Duke of Newcastle | | 1754–56 |
| Duke of Devonshire | | 1756–57 |
| Duke of Newcastle | | 1757–62 |
| Earl of Bute | | 1762–63 |
| George Grenville | | 1763–65 |
| Marquess of Rockingham | | 1765–66 |
| William Pitt the Elder (earl of Chatham) | | 1766–68 |
| Duke of Grafton | | 1768–70 |
| Lord North | | 1770–82 |
| Marquess of Rockingham | | 1782 |
| Earl of Shelburne | | 1782–83 |
| Duke of Portland | | 1783 |
| William Pitt the Younger | Tory | 1783–1801 |
| Henry Addington (later Viscount Sidmouth) | Tory | 1801–4 |
| William Pitt the Younger | Tory | 1804–6 |
| Baron Grenville | Whig | 1806–7 |
| Duke of Portland | Tory | 1807–9 |
| Spencer Perceval | Tory | 1809–12 |
| Earl of Liverpool | Tory | 1812–27 |
| George Canning | Tory | 1827 |
| Viscount Goderich (later earl of Ripon) | Tory | 1827–28 |
| Duke of Wellington | Tory | 1828–30 |
| Earl Grey | Whig | 1830–34 |
| Viscount Melbourne | Whig | 1834 |
| Sir Robert Peel | Tory | 1834–35 |
| Viscount Melbourne | Whig | 1835–41 |
| Sir Robert Peel | Conservative | 1841–46 |
| Lord John Russell (later Earl Russell) | Whig | 1846–52 |
| Earl of Derby | Conservative | 1852 |
| Earl of Aberdeen | Peelite Conservative | 1852–55 |
| Viscount Palmerston | Liberal | 1855–58 |
| Earl of Derby | Conservative | 1858–59 |
| Viscount Palmerson | Liberal | 1859–65 |
| Earl Russell | Liberal | 1865–66 |
| Earl of Derby | Conservative | 1866–68 |
| Benjamin Disraeli | Conservative | 1868 |
| William Gladstone | Liberal | 1868–74 |
| Benjamin Disraeli | Conservative | 1874–80 |
| William Gladstone | Liberal | 1880–85 |
| Marquess of Salisbury | Conservative | 1885–86 |
| William Gladstone | Liberal | 1886 |
| Marquess of Salisbury | Conservative | 1886–92 |
| William Gladstone | Liberal | 1892–94 |
| Earl of Rosebery | Liberal | 1894–95 |
| Marquess of Salisbury | Conservative | 1895–1902 |
| Arthur Balfour | Conservative | 1902–5 |
| Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman | Liberal | 1905–8 |
| Herbert Asquith | Liberal | 1908–15 |
| Herbert Asquith | Coalition | 1915–16 |
| David Lloyd George | Coalition | 1916–22 |
| Andrew Bonar Law | Conservative | 1922–23 |
| Stanley Baldwin | Conservative | 1923–24 |
| Ramsay MacDonald | Labour | 1924 |
| Stanley Baldwin | Conservative | 1924–29 |
| Ramsay MacDonald | Labour | 1929–31 |
| Ramsay MacDonald | National (Coalition) | 1931–35 |
| Stanley Baldwin | National | 1935–37 |
| Neville Chamberlain | National | 1937–40 |
| Winston Churchill | Coalition | 1940–45 |
| Clement Attlee | Labour | 1945–51 |
| Sir Winston Churchill | Conservative | 1951–55 |
| Sir Anthony Eden | Conservative | 1955–57 |
| Harold Macmillan | Conservative | 1957–63 |
| Sir Alec Douglas-Home | Conservative | 1963–64 |
| Harold Wilson | Labour | 1964–70 |
| Edward Heath | Conservative | 1970–74 |
| Harold Wilson | Labour | 1974–76 |
| James Callaghan | Labour | 1976–79 |
| Margaret Thatcher | Conservative | 1979–90 |
| John Major | Conservative | 1990–97 |
| Tony Blair | Labour | 1997–2007 |
| Gordon Brown | Labour | 2007–10 |
| David Cameron | Coalition | 2010– |
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1 The modern party system did not evolve until the end of the 18th cent.
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