Cabinet Disraeli I

Benjamin Disraeli held the office of Prime Minister for the first time between February and December 1868

The Disraeli I cabinet was formed in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland on February 27, 1868 by Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli of the Conservative Party and replaced the third Derby government . It was in office until December 3, 1868, when it was replaced by the Gladstone I cabinet .

Cabinet members

The cabinet had the following members:

Office	Official	Beginning of the term of office	Term expires
prime minister	Benjamin Disraeli	February 27, 1868	December 3, 1868
First Lord of the Treasury	Benjamin Disraeli	February 27, 1868	December 3, 1868
Lord Chancellor	Hugh Cairns, 1st Baron Cairns	February 29, 1868	December 3, 1868
President of the Privy Council	John Spencer-Churchill, 7th Duke of Marlborough	February 27, 1868	December 3, 1868
Lord Seal Keeper	James Howard Harris, 3rd Earl of Malmesbury	February 27, 1868	December 3, 1868
Interior minister	Gathorne Gathorne-Hardy	February 27, 1868	December 3, 1868
Foreign minister	Edward Henry Stanley	February 27, 1868	December 3, 1868
Colonial minister	Richard Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Grenville, 3rd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos	February 27, 1868	December 1, 1868
Minister of War	John Somerset Pakington	February 27, 1868	December 1, 1868
Minister for India	Stafford Northcote	February 27, 1868	December 1, 1868
First Lord of the Admiralty	Henry Thomas Lowry-Corry	February 27, 1868	December 3, 1868
Chancellor of the Exchequer	George Ward Hunt	February 27, 1868	December 1, 1868
Minister of Commerce	Charles Gordon-Lennox, 6th Duke of Richmond	February 27, 1868	December 1, 1868
Minister for Public Works	John James Manners	February 27, 1868	December 1, 1868
Chief Secretary for Ireland	Richard Bourke, 6th Earl of Mayo	February 27, 1868	September 29, 1868
Minister with no portfolio	Spencer Horatio Walpole	February 27, 1868	December 1, 1868

Web links

• Cabinet Disraeli I
• UK Governments (rulers.org)