List of peerages created for Speakers of the House of Commons
This page lists all peerages created for retiring Speakers of the House of Commons. Extant titles are in bold.
Peerages created for the Speaker of the House of Commons
Title | Created | Lord Chancellor | Current status | Notes |
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Reign of Queen Anne, 1707–1714 | ||||
no peerage creations for Speakers | ||||
Reign of King George I, 1714–1727 | ||||
Baron Onslow | 19 June 1716 | Sir Richard Onslow, Bt. | Extant | Created with a special remainder |
Reign of King George II, 1727–1760 | ||||
Baron Wilmington | 8 January 1728 | Sir Spencer Compton | Extinct 2 July 1743 | |
Earl of Wilmington | 14 May 1730 | The 1st Baron Wilmington | Extinct 2 July 1743 | |
Reign of King George III, 1760–1820 | ||||
Baron Grantley | 9 April 1782 | Sir Fletcher Norton | Extant | |
Baron Grenville | 25 November 1790 | William Grenville | Extinct 12 January 1834 | |
Baron Redesdale | 15 February 1802 | Sir John Mitford | Extinct 2 May 1886 | |
Viscount Sidmouth | 12 January 1805 | Henry Addington[1] | Extant | |
On 5 February 1811, George Prince of Wales became the Prince Regent | ||||
Baron Colchester | 3 June 1817 | Charles Abbot | Extinct 26 February 1919 | |
Reign of King George IV, 1820–1830 | ||||
no peerage creations for Speakers | ||||
Reign of King William IV, 1830–1837 | ||||
Viscount Canterbury Baron Bottesford |
10 March 1835 | Charles Manners-Sutton | Extinct 26 February 1941 | |
Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837–1901 | ||||
Baron Dunfermline | 7 June 1839 | James Abercromby | Extinct 2 July 1868 | |
Viscount Eversley | 11 April 1857 | Charles Shaw-Lefevre | Extinct 28 December 1888 | |
Viscount Ossington | 13 February 1872 | Evelyn Denison | Extinct 7 March 1873 | |
Viscount Hampden | 4 March 1884 | Henry Brand[2] | Extant | |
Viscount Peel | 9 May 1895 | Arthur Peel | Extant | [3] |
Reign of King Edward VII, 1901–1910 | ||||
Viscount Selby | 6 July 1905 | William Gully | Extant | |
Reign of King George V, 1910–1936 | ||||
Viscount Ullswater | 8 July 1921 | James Lowther | Extant | |
Reign of King Edward VIII, 1936 | ||||
no peerage creations for Speakers | ||||
Reign of King George VI, 1936–1952 | ||||
Viscount Ruffside | 14 December 1951 | Douglas Clifton Brown | Extinct 5 May 1958 | |
Reign of Queen Elizabeth II, 1952–present | ||||
Viscount Dunrossil | 12 November 1959 | William Morrison | Extant | |
Baron Maybray-King [4] | 2 March 1971 | Horace King | Extinct 3 September 1986 | |
Baron Selwyn-Lloyd [4] | 8 March 1976 | Selwyn Lloyd | Extinct 17 May 1978 | |
Viscount Tonypandy | 11 July 1983 | George Thomas | Extinct 22 September 1997 | |
Baron Weatherill [4] | 1992 | Bernard Weatherill | Extinct 2007 | |
Baroness Boothroyd [4] | 2001 | Betty Boothroyd | Extant | |
Baron Martin of Springburn [4] | 2009 | Michael Martin | Extinct 2018 | |
Speakers never created a Peer
Speaker | Notes | Constituency | Related peerage |
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John Smith | Died as an MP | Andover as Speaker | |
East Looe as MP | |||
Sir William Bromley | Died as an MP | Oxford University | |
Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bt. | Died as a commoner | Suffolk | |
Arthur Onslow | Died as a commoner | Surrey | |
Sir John Cust, Bt. | Died as an MP | Grantham | |
Charles Wolfran Cornwall | Died in Office | Rye | |
John Henry Whitley | Turned down Peerage | Halifax | |
Edward FitzRoy | Died in Office | Daventry | His widow was created Viscountess Daventry in 1943. |
Sir Harry Hylton-Foster | Died in Office | Cities of London and Westminster | His widow was created Baroness Hylton-Foster for life in 1965. |
John Bercow | Currently living as a commoner | Buckingham | |
Notes
- Served also as Prime Minister before the viscountcy was created.
- In addition inherited the title of Baron Dacre in 1890.
- On 10 July 1929 the title was promoted to the Earldom of Peel.
- Created a Life Peer
See also
- List of Speakers of the House of Commons
- List of peerages created for Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom
- List of peerages created for Lord Chancellors and Lord Keepers
External links
- from the Parliament of the United Kingdom website.
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