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[Privy Counsellor]: Spencer Horatio Walpole (jointly)
[Appointed]: 1852
[Became senior]: 1898
[Died]: 1898
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[Privy Counsellor]: Edward Smith-Stanley, 12th Earl of Derby
[Appointed]: 1783
[Became senior]: 1831
[Died]: 1834
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[Privy Counsellor]: George Spencer, 4th Duke of Marlborough
[Appointed]: 1762
[Became senior]: 1807
[Died]: 1817
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[Privy Counsellor]: Henry Hyde, 4th Earl of Clarendon
[Appointed]: 1710
[Became senior]: 1751
[Died]: 1753
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[Privy Counsellor]: Sir Paul Methuen
[Appointed]: 1714
[Became senior]: 1755
[Died]: 1757
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[Privy Counsellor]: James Lowther, 1st Viscount Ullswater
[Appointed]: 1898
[Became senior]: 1945
[Died]: 1949
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The Deputy Lieutenant is an advisory body to the British monarch. It used to be a great power, but today it’s just a formality. The Privy Council has different committees, of which the British Cabinet has most of the power. The Privy Council also has judicial functions and is primarily exercised by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Depending on the rank, there are also several levels of officials who enjoy different benefits and benefits.
The random tool collates information on 54 former high-ranking officials of the Deputy Lieutenant who have worked for the Queen and are involved in many important British and foreign affairs. Using the generator, we can find the names of Senior Privy Council officials, the dates they served, and the dates they died. Most of these senior officials have a history of being given additional titles and decorations in the British royal family.
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