List of Knights and Dames Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George
Below is a list of Knights and Dames Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George.
- This indicates that the appointment was Honorary.
- An asterix (*) indicates a Dame Grand Cross.
George III (Regency)
Appointment | Name | Notes |
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27 April 1818 | Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Maitland | Grand Master 1818–1824, Governor of Malta and Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian islands |
18 November 1818 | Emanuel, Baron Theotoky | President of the Ionian Senate |
Stamo Calichiopulo | Senator of the Ionian Islands | |
Antonio, Count of Comuto | ||
16 December 1818 | Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Vinicombe Penrose | Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean |
Giuseppe Borg Olivier | President of the Court of Appeal of Malta | |
Raffaele Crispino Xerri | Member of the Supreme Council of Justice of Malta | |
26 October 1819 | Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle | Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean |
Frederick North, 5th Earl of Guilford | Chancellor of the Ionian Academy |
George IV
Appointment | Name | Notes |
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28 September 1820 | Admiral Sir Graham Moore | Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean |
27 September 1821 | Sir Frederick Adam | Officer of the troops in the Ionian Islands |
1 March 1823 | Count Nicolo Anino | Senator of the Ionian Islands |
16 January 1824 | Admiral Sir Harry Burrard-Neale, Bart. | Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean |
20 June 1825 | Field Marshal Prince Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge | Grand Master 1825–1850 |
30 July 1825 | Marino Veja | President of the Ionian Senate |
23 April 1827 | Admiral Sir Edward Codrington | Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean |
5 November 1828 | Major-General The Honourable Sir Frederick Cavendish Ponsonby | Lieutenant-Governor of Malta |
21 January 1829 | Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm | Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean |
William IV
Appointment | Name | Notes |
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4 July 1831 | Vice-Admiral The Honourable Sir Henry Hotham | Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean |
28 May 1832 | Giuseppe Calcédonio Debono | Member of the Supreme Council of Justice of Malta |
6 June 1832 | Giovanni Cappadoca | Member of the Supreme Council of Justice of Malta |
Angiolo Condari | Senator of the Ionian Islands | |
22 June 1832 | Sir James Macdonald, Bart. | Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands, died before investiture |
30 June 1832 | Lieutenant-General Sir Alexander George Woodford | Commander of the Forces in the Ionian Islands |
12 August 1832 | George Nugent-Grenville, 2nd Baron Nugent | Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands |
4 May 1833 | Sir Frederick Hankey | Chief Secretary to the Governor of Malta |
26 June 1833 | Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Briggs | Superintendent of the dockyard at Malta |
17 July 1833 | Spiridion Vittor, Count Bulgari | President of the Ionian Senate |
22 February 1834 | Admiral Sir Josias Rowley, Bart. | Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean |
18 March 1835 | Lieutenant-General Sir Howard Douglas, Bart. | Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands |
2 April 1836 | Paolo, Count Parisio | Lord-Lieutenant of Malta |
28 September 1836 | Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Frederick Bouverie | Governor of Malta |
10 May 1837 | General Henry Pigot | |
General Thomas Graham, 1st Baron Lynedoch | ||
Admiral The Honourable Robert Stopford | Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean | |
General Sir Martin Hunter | ||
General Sir William Wilkinson | ||
Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Bulkeley Egerton | ||
General Sir John Oswald | ||
Lieutenant-General Sir Hudson Lowe | ||
Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Hussey Hussey | ||
17 May 1837 | Admiral Sir George Martin | |
Major-General Sir Patrick Ross |
Victoria
Appointment | Name | Notes |
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26 April 1838 | Pietro Petrizzopulo | President of the Ionian Senate |
2 May 1838 | Vice-Admiral Sir George Eyre | |
30 August 1839 | Sir Vittor Caridi | |
7 July 1840 | Sir Francisco Muzzan | |
Sir Pietro Coidan | ||
6 October 1840 | Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas | Chancellor and Senior Knight Commander of the Order |
15 January 1842 | Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | Queen's consort |
21 January 1842 | Demetrio, Count Della Decima | |
18 March 1842 | Sir Agostino Randon | |
3 July 1843 | Lieutenant-General John Colborne, 1st Baron Seaton | Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands |
Lieutenant-General The Honourable Sir Patrick Stuart | Governor of Malta | |
16 December 1844 | Antonio, Count Theotoky | |
26 June 1845 | Prince George, Duke of Cambridge | Grand Master 1845–1904 |
31 Mar 1847 | Spiridione Focca Stefano | President of the Senate of the Ionian Islands |
25 June 1849 | Henry George Ward | Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands |
7 September 1850 | Demetrio, Count Salomon | President of the Senate of the Ionian Islands |
23 November 1852 | Candiana, Count Roma | President of the Senate of the Ionian Islands |
Demetrio, Count Caruso | Regent of Cephalonia | |
27 June 1853 | Vincenzo Casolani | Collector of the land revenue of Malta |
31 Mar 1855 | Alessandro Damaschino | |
16 May 1855 | Sir John Young, Bart. | Lord High Commissioners of the Ionian Islands, later Baron Lisgar |
11 January 1856 | Colonel Sir William Reid | Governor of Malta |
28 January 1856 | Sir Ignatius Gavin Bonavita | |
Giuseppe Maria de Piro, barone di Budaq | ||
9 July 1957 | Demetrio, Count Valsamachi | |
Dionisio, Count Flamburiari | For long services to the Ionian Government | |
15 May 1858 | Admiral Edmund Lyons, 1st Baron Lyons | Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean |
15 February 1859 | Colonel Sir Henry Knight Storks | Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands |
16 April 1860 | Major-General Sir John Gaspard Le Marchant | Governor of Malta |
George Ferguson Bowen | Governor of Queensland | |
16 April 1860 | Sir Paolo Dingli | President of the Court of Appeal of Malta |
21 May 1864 | Sir Pietro Armeni Braila | Secretary of the Ionian Senate |
2 March 1867 | Sir Georgio Marcoran | Judge of the Supreme Court of the Ionian Islands |
24 April 1868 | Sir Adriano Dingli | Crown Law Officer and Crown Advocate of Malta |
Sir Edward Victor Louis Houlton | Chief Secretary to the Government of Malta | |
23 April 1868 | Lieutenant-General Sir Patrick Grant | Governor of Malta |
13 February 1869 | The Right Honourable Charles Stanley Monck, 4th Viscount Monck | Governor-General of Canada and Governor-in-Chief of Prince Edward Island |
25 Mar 1869 | The Right Honourable Edward George Geoffrey Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby | Former Secretary of State for War and the Colonies |
The Right Honourable Henry George Grey, 3rd Earl Grey | Former Secretary of State for War and the Colonies | |
The Right Honourable John Russell, 1st Earl Russell | Former Secretary of State for War and the Colonies | |
29 June 1869 | Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh | |
24 November 1869 | The Right Honourable Edward George Earle Bulwer-Lytton, 1st Baron Lytton | Former Secretary of State for the Colonies |
16 April 1870 | Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Strathearn | |
23 June 1873 | The Right Honourable John Henry Thomas Manners-Sutton, 3rd Viscount Canterbury | Former Governor of Victoria |
20 February 1874 | Sir Henry Barkly | Governor of the Cape of Good Hope |
Sir John Peter Grant | Former Governor of Jamaica | |
31 March 1874 | General Sir Garnet Joseph Wolseley | For distinguished services in command of the expedition against the Ashanti. |
23 April 1874 | John Hawley Glover | Special Commissioner to the friendly native chiefs on the Gold Coast. |
21 January 1875 | Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson | For special services in connection with the cession of the Fiji Islands. |
20 March 1876 | Abu Bakar, Sultan of Jahore (Honorary) | For services during the disturbances in the Malay Peninsula, in 1875-76. |
11 May 1876 | The Right Honourable Frederick Temple, Earl of Dufferin | Governor-General of Canada |
31 May 1877 | The Prince of Wales (Extra) | |
The Most Honourable George Augustus Constantine Phipps, 4th Marquess of Normanby | Governor of New Zealand | |
12 December 1877 | Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Purves Phayre | Governor of Mauritius |
6 February 1878 | The Honourable Sir Arthur Hamilton-Gordon | Governor of Fiji |
25 May 1878 | Major-General Sir William Francis Drummond Jervois | Governor of South Australia |
25 May 1878 | Sir Alexander Tilloch Galt | Member of the Halifax Fisheries Commission |
3 August 1878 | Chulalongkorn, King of Siam (Honorary) | For services to the Government of the Straits Settlements during the disturbances in the Malay States in 1875-76. |
7 August 1878 | Sir Henry Drummond Wolff | Commissioner on the European Commission for the organisation of Eastern Roumelia. |
14 September 1878 | The Right Honourable John Douglas Sutherland Campbell, Marquess of Lorne | Governor-General of Canada |
30 October 1878 | Sir John Rose, Bart. | In connection with the representation of British Colonial products at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1878. |
24 May 1879 | The Right Honourable Richard Bickerton Pemell Lyons, 2nd Baron Lyons | Ambassador to France |
Lord Odo Russell | Ambassador to Germany | |
24 May 1879 | Sir Antonio Micallef | President of the Court of Appeal of Malta. |
10 September 1879 | Sir Charles Lennox Wyke | Ambassador to Denmark |
Sir Richard Wood | Consul-General of Tunisia | |
9 October 1879 | His Excellency Nubar Pasha (Honorary) | Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs |
12 May 1880 | Prince Leopold (Extra) | |
29 May 1880 | General Sir Arthur Borton | Governor of Malta |
24 May 1881 | Sir Arthur Edward Kennedy | Governor of Queensland |
Major-General Sir Harry St. George Ord | Former Governor of Western Australia | |
28 July 1881 | Kalākaua, King of Hawaii (Honorary) | |
30 November 1881 | Sir Harry Smith Parkes | Minister to Japan |
20 February 1882 | Major-General Sir Henry Evelyn Wood | Commissioner for the Settlement of the Transvaal Territory. |
30 March 1882 | His Honour John Henry Brand (Honorary) | President of the Orange Free State. |
24 May 1883 | The Right Honourable Frederic Rogers, 1st Baron Blachford | Former Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies |
24 May 1883 | Sir Henry Ernest Gascoigne Bulwer | Governor of Natal |
Sir James Robert Longden | Governor of Ceylon | |
4 July 1883 | Barghash bin Said, Sultan of Zanzibar (Honorary) | |
28 January 1884 | The Most Honourable Henry Charles Keith Petty-Fitzmaurice, Marquess of Lansdowne | Governor-General of Canada |
24 May 1884 | Sir Robert Torrens | |
Sir Alfred Stephen | Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales | |
3 December 1884 | John Hay Drummond Hay | Minister to Morocco |
6 June 1885 | The Right Honourable Charles Robert Carington, 3rd Baron Carrington | Governor of New South Wales |
Sir Andrew Clarke | Inspector-General of Fortifications and Director of Works. | |
Sir Anthony Musgrave | Governor of Queensland | |
Frederick Aloysius Weld | Governor of the Straits Settlements | |
26 June 1885 | Sir Edward Baldwin Malet | Ambassador to Germany |
25 August 1885 | Lieutenant-General Sir Gerald Graham | Special Commissioner for Bechuanaland |
1 December 1885 | Sir Julian Pauncefote | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs |
18 February 1886 | Sir William Arthur White | Minister to the Ottoman Empire |
The Right Honourable Sir Henry Thurstan Holland Bart. | Commissioner for the Colonial and Indian Exhibition of 1886 | |
Sir Charles Tupper | High Commissioner of Canada to the United Kingdom | |
Sir John Kirk | Consul General to Zanzibar | |
20 February 1886 | The Right Honourable Sir Robert Burnett David Morier | Ambassador to Russia |
29 May 1886 | Sir Robert Biddulph | Former High Commissioner of Cyprus |
Sir Francis Clare Ford | Minister to Spain | |
29 January 1887 | Sir George Strahan | Governor of Tasmania |
24 May 1887 | General Sir John Lintorn Arabin Simmons | Governor of Malta |
General Sir Henry Wylie Norman | Governor of Jamaica | |
Sir Henry Brougham Loch | Governor of Victoria | |
Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson | Governor of South Australia | |
21 June 1887 | Sir Edward William Stafford | Former Prime Minister of New Zealand |
Sir Thomas Elder | Member of the Legislative Council of South Australia | |
10 January 1888 | Sir Ronald Ferguson Thomson | Former Minister to Persia |
28 January 1888 | Sir Henry Parkes | Premier of New South Wales |
Sir Henry Turner Irving | Former Governor of British Guiana | |
24 May 1888 | Sir Daniel Cooper, Bart. | |
2 June 1888 | Sir Evelyn Baring | Consul General at Cairo |
Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak | ||
10 September 1888 | The Honourable Sir Lionel Sackville Sackville-West | Minister to the United States of America |
2 January 1889 | Sir Hugh Low | Former Resident at Perak |
4 February 1889 | The Right Honourable William Hillier Onslow, 4th Earl of Onslow | Governor of New Zealand |
The Right Honourable Algernon Hawkins Thomond Keith-Falconer, 9th Earl of Kintore | Governor of South Australia | |
24 May 1889 | Riyad Pasha (Honorary) | Prime Minister of Egypt |
Sir Thomas Francis Wade | Ambassador to China | |
Sir Robert Hart | Inspector-General of Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs | |
11 September 1889 | The Right Honourable John Adrian Louis Hope, 7th Earl of Hopetoun | Governor of Victoria |
1 November 1889 | Khalifah bin Said, Sultan of Zanzibar (Honorary) | |
1 January 1890 | The Right Honourable Somerset Richard Lowry-Corry, 4th Earl of Belmore | Former Governor of New South Wales |
21 May 1890 | The Right Honourable Henry Crespigny Vivian, 3rd Baron Vivian | Minister to Belgium |
14 August 1890 | The Right Honourable Victor Albert George Child-Villiers, 7th Earl of Jersey | Governor of New South Wales |
2 April 1891 | Vice-Admiral Colmar, Freiherr von der Goltz (Honorary) | Officer of the Imperial German Navy |
23 July 1891 | Prince Abbas Bey of Egypt (Honorary) | |
1 January 1892 | Sir Cecil Clementi Smith | Governor of the Straits Settlements |
22 February 1892 | The Right Honourable David Boyle, 7th Earl of Glasgow | Governor of New Zealand |
25 May 1892 | Sir Horace Rumbold, Bart. | Minister to the Netherlands |
Major-General Sir Francis Wallace Grenfell | For services rendered in Egypt | |
6 August 1892 | The Honourable Sir Edmund John Monson | Minister to Belgium |
Sir Frank Cavendish Lascelles | Minister to Persia | |
16 August 1892 | Sir John Pender | For services in connection with the telegraphic communication of the Empire |
24 March 1893 | The Right Honourable Robert William Duff | Governor of New South Wales |
4 June 1893 | Sir George William Des Vœux | Former Governor of Hong Kong |
4 July 1893 | Sir Francis Walter de Winton | Comptroller and Treasurer of the Household of The Duke of York |
7 December 1893 | Sir Charles Russell | Attorney-General, for services rendered in connection with the Bering Sea Arbitration. |
Sir Richard Everard Webster | For services rendered in connection with the Bering Sea Arbitration. | |
3 March 1894 | Sir Spenser Buckingham St. John | Minister to Sweden and Norway |
15 March 1894 | The Honourable Sir Francis Richard Plunkett | Minister to Belgium |
26 May 1894 | The Honourable Sir Henry Ayers | Former Premier of South Australia |
1 January 1895 | Sir Arthur Elibank Havelock | Governor of Ceylon |
The Honourable Sir Samuel Walker Griffith | Chief Justice and former Premier of Queensland | |
14 March 1895 | Sir Charles Rivers Wilson | |
25 May 1895 | The Right Honourable John Campbell Hamilton-Gordon, 7th Earl of Aberdeen | Governor-General of Canada |
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Charles Bullen Hugh Mitchell | Governor of the Straits Settlements | |
27 February 1896 | Sir Nicholas Roderick O'Conor | Ambassador to Russia |
23 April 1896 | Shahzada Habibulla Khan of Afghanistan (Honorary) | |
Shahzada Nasrulla Khan of Afghanistan (Honorary) | ||
20 May 1896 | Sir Donald Alexander Smith | High Commissioner of Canada to the United Kingdom |
11 January 1897 | His Excellency Luís de Soveral (Honorary) | Portuguese Minister for Foreign Affairs |
4 June 1897 | Paul-Honoré Vigliani (Honorary) | For services rendered as arbitrator between Great Britain and Portugal on the Manica Boundary question |
22 June 1897 | The Right Honourable Jenico William Joseph Preston, 14th Viscount Gormanston | Governor of Tasmania |
The Honourable Sir Walter Francis Hely-Hutchinson | Governor of Natal | |
Sir Alfred Milner | Governor of the Cape of Good Hope and High Commissioner of South Africa | |
The Honourable Wilfrid Laurier | Prime Minister of Canada | |
The Honourable Sir Richard John Cartwright | Canadian Minister of Trade and Commerce | |
Sir William Robinson | Governor of Hong Kong | |
Sir Henry Arthur Blake | Governor of Jamaica | |
The Honourable Sir Oliver Mowat | Canadian Minister of Justice | |
Sir Donald Currie | For services to British African Trade. | |
Sir Thomas Sutherland | Director of the Suez Canal Company. | |
His Excellency Aboul Kassem Khan (Honorary) | Envoy from the Shah of Persia to announce the Shah's accession | |
6 July 1897 | Prince Amir Khan of Persia | Special Envoy from the Shah of Persia to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession to the Throne. |
12 August 1897 | His Excellency Chang Yen Hoon | Special Ambassador from the Emperor of China to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession to the Throne. |
25 October 1897 | Menelik II of Ethiopia (Honorary) | |
21 May 1898 | General Sir Arthur James Lyon Fremantle | Governor of Malta |
His Excellency Mustafa Fahmi Pasha (Honorary) | President of the Egyptian Council of Ministers. | |
31 October 1898 | The Right Honourable Gilbert John Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 4th Earl of Minto | Governor-General of Canada |
2 January 1899 | The Right Honourable Henry Robert Brand, 2nd Viscount Hampden | Governor of New South Wales |
Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton,Bart. | Governor of South Australia | |
His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Charles Stewart Scott | Ambassador to Russia | |
Major-General Sir Herbert Charles Chermside | For distinguished services in Crete. | |
3 June 1899 | Sir Walter Joseph Sendall | Governor of British Guiana |
Sir Hugh Guion MacDonell | Minister to Portugal | |
Sir Godfrey Lushington | British delegate at the Anarchist Conference at Rome. | |
2 December 1899 | Sir Robert Threshie Reid | For services in connection with the Venezuela Boundary Arbitration Commission. |
1 January 1900 | Sir Joseph West Ridgeway | Governor of Ceylon |
Sir John Bramston | Former Assistant Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies | |
23 May 1900 | The Right Honourable Charles Wallace Alexander Napier Cochrane-Baillie, 2nd Baron Lamington | Governor of Queensland |
Sir Augustus William Lawson Hemming | Governor of Jamaica | |
Major Sir Claude Maxwell MacDonald | Minister to China | |
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand | Minister to Persia | |
28 June 1900 | Prince Muhammad Ali Bey of Egypt (Honorary) | |
1 January 1901 | The Right Honourable Sir John Forrest | Premier of Western Australia |
Edward VII
Appointment | Name | Notes |
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9 March 1901 | Prince George, Duke of Cornwall and York (Extra) | |
20 March 1901 | Idris Shah I, Sultan of Perak | |
19 April 1901 | General The Right Honourable Sir Redvers Henry Buller | For services rendered in connection with the Boer War. |
Lieutenant-General Horatio Herbert Kitchener, 1st Baron Kitchener of Khartoum | Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in South Africa | |
Lieutenant-General Sir Frederick William Edward Forestier Forestier-Walker | For services rendered in connection with the Boer War. | |
General Sir George Stuart White | For services rendered in connection with the Boer War. | |
6 May 1901 | Sir Frederick Matthew Darley | Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales |
23 May 1901 | The Right Honourable Uchter John Mark Knox, 5th Earl of Ranfurly | Governor of New Zealand |
27 June 1901 | His Excellency His Excellency Mehedi ben el Arbi el Menebhi (Honorary)[1] | Special ambassador from the Sultan of Morocco to congratulate Edward VII on his accession. |
28 June 1901 | Sir Charles Bruce | Governor of Mauritius |
9 November 1901 | Sir Giuseppe Carbone | President of the Court of Appeal of Malta |
Sir Henry Hamilton Johnston | Special Commissioner for Uganda | |
2 June 1902 | Vice-Admiral Felix Robert Eduard Emil Bendemann (Honorary) | Officer of the Imperial German Navy |
26 June 1902 | The Right Honourable Sir John Gordon Sprigg | Prime Minister of the Cape of Good Hope |
The Right Honourable Edmund Barton | Prime Minister of Australia | |
Sir Edwin Henry Egerton | Minister to Greece | |
Sir Ernest Mason Satow | Minister to China | |
9 November 1902 | Sir James Lyle Mackay | Special Commissioner for commercial negotiations with China. |
His Excellency Count Matsukata Masayoshi (Honorary) | Former Prime Minister of Japan | |
6 December 1902 | Sir William Edmund Garstin | Under Secretary of State for Public Works in Egypt. |
The Right Honourable Edward Macnaghten, Baron Macnaghten | ||
9 February 1903 | The Moayyed-ed-Dowleh of Persia (Honorary) | |
His Excellency Mirza Mohamed Kuan (Honorary) | Yazir-i-Darbar to the Shah of Persia. | |
5 March 1903 | The Right Honourable Sir Michael Henry Herbert | Ambassador to the United States of America |
26 June 1903 | His Excellency The Right Honourable Hallam Tennyson, 2nd Baron Tennyson | Governor-General of Australia |
3 May 1904 | His Excellency The Right Honourable Henry Stafford Northcote, 1st Baron Northcote[2] | Governor-General of Australia |
24 June 1904 | Colonel Sir Henry Edward McCallum | Governor of Natal |
Sir Robert Bannatyne Finlay[3] | Attorney General, for services before the tribunal at The Hague on the question of priority in the payment of sums due by Venezuela to foreign countries. | |
7 October 1904 | Albert Henry George Grey, 4th Earl Grey[4] | Governor-General of Canada |
9 November 1904 | Sir Montagu Frederick Ommaney[5] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies |
His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Francis Leveson Bertie[6] | Ambassador to Italy | |
2 January 1905 | His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Charles Hardinge[7] | Ambassador to Russia |
17 March 1905 | The Right Honourable William Waldegrave Palmer, 2nd Earl of Selborne[8] | High Commissioner of South Africa and Governor of the Transvaal and Orange River Colony |
30 June 1905 | Admiral Baron Hermann von Spaun (Honorary)[9] | For services on the International Commission of Inquiry into the Dogger Bank incident |
Vice-Admiral François Ernest Fournier (Honorary)[9] | For services on the International Commission of Inquiry into the Dogger Bank incident | |
Rear-Admiral Prince Louis Alexander of Battenberg[9] | ||
Colonel Charles Moore Watson[9] | For services in connection with the St. Louis Exhibition. | |
Malcolm McIlwraith[9] | Judicial Adviser to Khedive of Egypt. | |
8 July 1905 | His Excellency Baron Jutarō Komura (Honorary)[10] | Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs |
7 August 1905 | Vice-Admiral Charles Philippe Touchard (Honorary)[11] | First Sea Lord of the French Admiralty |
Vice-Admiral Jacques Theophile Péphau (Honorary)[11] | Commander-in-Chief, Brest | |
Vice-Admiral Léonce Albert Caillard (Honorary)[11] | Commander-in-Chief of the French Northern Squadron | |
4 October 1905 | Jens Christian Christensen (Honorary)[12] | Danish Minister of Marine |
Vice-Admiral Carl Frederick Wandel (Honorary)[12] | Officer in the Royal Danish Navy | |
9 November 1905 | His Excellency Captain William James Cohen Stuart (Honorary)[13] | Dutch Minister of Marine |
Vice-Admiral Abraham George Ellis (Honorary)[13] | In connection with the visit of the Channel Fleet to Dutch waters. | |
11 December 1905 | Brevet Colonel Sir George Sydenham Clarke[14] | Secretary of the Committee of Imperial Defence. |
The Right Honourable Sir Ernest Joseph Cassel[14] | ||
20 February 1906 | Marquis Saionji Kimmochi (Honorary)[15] | Prime Minister of Japan |
Count Inoue Kaoru (Honorary)[15] | In connection with the visit to Japan of Prince Arthur of Connaught | |
Katō Takaaki (Honorary)[15] | Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs | |
General Baron Kuroki Tamemoto (Honorary)[15] | Officer of the Imperial Japanese Army. | |
14 March 1906 | His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Arthur Nicolson, Bart.[16] | Ambassador to Russia |
29 June 1906 | Sir John Madden[17] | Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria |
6 May 1907 | Prince Fushimi Sadanaru[18] | |
24 June 1907 | His Excellency Mirza Hussan Khan (Honorary)[19] | Special Ambassador from Shah of Persia to announce the Shah's accession. |
28 June 1907 | Sir William MacGregor[20] | Governor of Newfoundland |
Major Sir Hamilton John Goold-Adams[20] | Governor of the Orange River Colony | |
2 June 1908 | The Right Honourable William Humble Ward, 2nd Earl of Dudley[21] | Governor-General of Australia |
26 June 1908 | Sir Henry Moore Jackson[22] | Governor of Trinidad and Tobago |
11 August 1908 | Sir Francis John Stephens Hopwood[23] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies |
31 August 1908 | Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Matthew Nathan[24] | Governor of Natal |
22 June 1909 | His Excellency Marshal Ghazi Ahmed Muhtar Pasha (Honorary)[25] | Special Envoy from the Sultan of Turkey to announce the Sultan's accession. |
25 June 1909 | Sir John Anderson[26] | Governor of the Straits Settlements |
The Right Honourable Sir William Edward Goschen[27] | Ambassador to Germany | |
The Right Honourable Sir Maurice William Ernest de Bunsen[27] | Ambassador to Spain | |
Louis Renault (Honorary)[27] | Legal Adviser to the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs | |
11 April 1910 | The Right Honourable William Lee Plunket, 5th Baron Plunket[28] | Governor of New Zealand |
George V
Appointment | Name | Notes |
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24 June 1910 | Sir Arthur Henry Hardinge[29] | Ambassador to Belgium |
2 November 1910 | The Right Honourable Herbert John Gladstone, 1st Viscount Gladstone[30] | Governor-General of South Africa and High Commissioner of South Africa |
2 January 1911 | The Right Honourable Alexander Hugh Bruce, 6th Lord Balfour of Burleigh[31] | For services in connection with the Royal Commission on trade relations between Canada and the West Indian Colonies. |
The Right Honourable William Snowdon Robson, Baron Robson[31] | For services in connection with the North Atlantic Coast Fisheries Arbitration. | |
19 June 1911 | The Right Honourable Sir Gerard Augustus Lowther[32] | Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire |
Sir Eldon Gorst[32] | Minister to Egypt | |
The Right Honourable Thomas Denman, 3rd Baron Denman[32] | Governor-General of Australia | |
The Right Honourable Sir George Houston Reid[32] | High Commissioner of Australia to the United Kingdom | |
The Right Honourable Sir Charles Fitzpatrick[32] | Chief Justice of Canada | |
The Honourable Sir Richard Solomon[32] | High Commissioner of South Africa to the United Kingdom | |
Colonel Sir Frederick John Dealtry Lugard[32] | Governor of Hong Kong | |
1 January 1912 | Sir George Ruthven Le Hunte[33] | Governor of Trinidad and Tobago |
14 June 1912 | The Right Honourable Frederic John Napier Thesiger, 3rd Baron Chelmsford[34] | Governor of New South Wales. |
Muhammad Said Pasha (Honorary)[35] | Prime Minister of Egypt | |
12 July 1912 | Sir Patrick Manson[36] | Medical Adviser in London to the Colonial Office; in recognition of his eminent services in connection with the investigation of the cause and cure of tropical disease. |
10 September 1912 | Vice-Admiral Don Jorge Montt (Honorary)[37] | Director-General of the Chilian Navy |
31 May 1913 | The Right Honourable John Poynder Dickson-Poynder, 1st Baron Islington[38] | Former Governor of New Zealand |
3 June 1913 | His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir George William Buchanan[39] | Ambassador to Russia |
1 January 1914 | The Right Honourable Alfred Emmott, 1st Baron Emmott[40] | Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies |
The Right Honourable Sir Fairfax Leighton Cartwright[40] | Ambassador to Austria-Hungary | |
13 February 1914 | The Right Honourable Ronald Craufurd Munro-Ferguson[41] | Governor-General of Australia |
The Right Honourable Sydney Charles Buxton[42] | Governor-General of South Africa | |
22 June 1914 | The Right Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile Foljambe, 2nd Earl of Liverpool[43] | Governor of New Zealand. |
The Right Honourable Robert Laird Borden[43] | Prime Minister of Canada | |
General Sir Henry Macleod Leslie Rundle[43] | Governor of Malta | |
Admiral Sir Day Hort Bosanquet[43] | Former Governor of South Australia | |
23 June 1914 | His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir William Conyngham Greene[44] | Ambassador to Japan |
1 January 1915 | The Right Honourable Sir Louis du Pan Mallet[45] | Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire |
19 December 1914 | His Excellency Hussein Rushdi Pasha (Honorary)[46] | Prime Minister of Egypt |
17 April 1915 | General de Division Michel Joseph Maunoury (Honorary)[47] | Officer in the French Army |
20 April 1915 | Lieutenant-General Mitsuomi Kamio (Honorary)[48] | Imperial Japanese Army, Commander-in-Chief of the Military Operations against Tsingtau. |
Vice-Admiral Sadakichi Kato (Honorary)[48] | Imperial Japanese Navy, Commander-in-Chief of the Naval Operations against Tsingtau. | |
3 June 1915 | His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir James Rennell Rodd[49] | Ambassador to Italy |
23 June 1915 | General Sir Horace Lockwood Smith-Dorrien[50] | Colonel, The Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment |
Lieutenant-General Sir James Willcocks[50] | Commanding Indian Army Corps, British Expeditionary Force. | |
27 August 1915 | General Henri Joseph Eugène Gouraud (Honorary)[51] | Officer in the French Army. |
27 November 1915 | Lieutenant-General Nobile Carlo Porro dei Conti di Santa Maria della Bicocca (Honorary)[52] | Assistant Chief of the Staff, Italian Army |
1 January 1916 | Lieutenant-General Sir Herbert Scott Gould Miles[53] | Governor of Gibraltar |
Ibrahim, Sultan of Johor (Honorary)[53] | ||
14 January 1916 | Lieutenant-General (temporary General) Sir Herbert Charles Onslow Plumer[54] | |
14 March 1916 | Lieutenant-General (temporary General) Sir Charles Carmichael Monro[55] | For services in connection with the withdrawal from Gallipoli. |
31 May 1916 | Admiral Sir Cecil Burney[56] | |
3 June 1916 | Sir Arthur Henderson Young[57] | Governor of the Straits Settlements. |
His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Cecil Arthur Spring Rice[57] | Ambassador to the United States of America | |
28 July 1916 | His Grace Victor Christian William Cavendish, 9th Duke of Devonshire[58] | Governor-General of Canada |
16 August 1916 | Sir Henry Howard[59] | Minister to the Holy See |
14 November 1916 | Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Arthur Henry McMahon[60] | High Commissioner of Egypt |
1 January 1917 | Sir George Vandeleur Fiddes[61] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies |
20 January 1917 | Lieutenant-General (temporary General) Sir Archibald James Murray[62] | Egyptian Expeditionary Force, for distinguished service in the Field. |
4 June 1917 | The Right Honourable Edgar Vincent, 1st Baron D'Abernon[63] | Chairman of the Royal Commission on the Natural Resources, Trade and Legislation of certain portions of His Majesty's Dominions. |
17 December 1917 | General Sir Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby[64] | Egyptian Expeditionary Force, for distinguished services in the Field. |
1 January 1918 | The Honourable Sir Francis Hyde Villiers[65] | Minister to Belgium |
Temporary Surgeon-General Sir George Henry Makins[66] | For Military Operations in the Field. | |
Lieutenant-General Sir Cecil Frederick Nevil Macready[67] | Adjutant-General to the Forces. | |
Lieutenant-General Sir John Steven Cowans[67] | Quartermaster-General to the Forces. | |
3 June 1918 | The Right Honourable Sir George Eulas Foster[68] | Minister of Trade and Commerce of Canada |
Sir Owen Cosby Philipps[68] | For services to the Dominions and Colonies in connection with Shipping and other matters. | |
2 August 1918 | Admiral The Honourable Sir Alexander Edward Bethell[69] | Former Commander-in-Chief, Plymouth |
3 August 1918 | The Right Honourable Joseph Cook[70] | Former Prime Minister of Australia |
1 January 1919 | Vice-Admiral The Honourable Sir Somerset Arthur Gough-Calthorpe[71] | For services rendered during the First World War. |
Vice-Admiral Sir Montague Edward Browning[71] | For services rendered during the First World War. | |
Vice-Admiral Sir John Michael de Robeck[71] | For services rendered during the First World War. | |
3 June 1919 | Admiral The Honourable Sir Stanley Cecil James Colville[72] | For services rendered during the First World War. |
Admiral Sir Thomas Henry Martyn Jerram[72] | For services rendered during the First World War. | |
Sir Francis Henry May[72] | Governor of Hong Kong. | |
Sir Richard Frederick Crawford[72] | Commercial Adviser to the British Embassy at Washington. | |
Lieutenant-General Sir Henry George Chauvel[73] | For services rendered in connection with Military Operations in Egypt. | |
Lieutenant-General (Temporary General) Frederick Rudolph Lambart, 10th Earl of Cavan[73] | For services rendered in connection with Military Operations in Italy. | |
Lieutenant-General (Temporary General) Sir George Francis Milne[73] | For services rendered in connection with Military Operations in the Balkans. | |
Lieutenant-General William Raine Marshall[73] | For services rendered in connection with Military Operations in the Mesopotamia. | |
General Sir William Robert Robertson[73] | For services rendered during the First World War. | |
Lieutenant-General (Temporary General) Sir Hubert De la Poer Gough[73] | For services rendered in connection with Military Operations in France and Flanders. | |
14 October 1919 | General Sir John Eccles Nixon[74] | For services rendered in connection with Military Operations in the Mesopotamia. |
Field Marshal Paul Sanford Methuen, 3rd Baron Methuen[74] | For services rendered during the First World War. | |
General Sir Ian Standish Monteith Hamilton[74] | For services rendered during the First World War. | |
22 December 1919 | His Excellency Youssef Wahba Pasha (Honorary)[75] | Prime Minister of Egypt |
1 January 1920 | Sir Eyre Crowe[76] | Assistant Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. |
5 June 1920 | The Right Honourable Sir John Newell Jordan[77] | Minister to China |
24 June 1920 | The Honourable Sir Thomas MacKenzie[78] | High Commissioner of New Zealand to the United Kingdom |
28 June 1920 | The Right Honourable Henry William Forster, 1st Baron Forster[79] | Governor-General of Australia |
21 December 1920 | His Excellency Muhammad Tawfiq Nasim Pasha (Honorary)[80] | Prime Minister of Egypt |
1 January 1920 | Brigadier-General Sir William Henry Manning[81] | Governor of Ceylon |
1 February 1921 | The Right Honourable George Cave, 1st Viscount Cave[82] | Chairman of the Southern Rhodesia Commission |
3 June 1921 | Sir Hugh Charles Clifford[83] | Governor of Nigeria |
5 July 1921 | General The Right Honourable Julian Hedworth George Byng, 1st Baron Byng of Vimy[84] | Governor-General of Canada |
2 January 1922 | Major-General Sir Percy Zachariah Cox[85] | High Commissioner of Iraq |
Sir James Stevenson, Bart.[85] | Advisor to the Secretary of State for the Colonies on business questions and former member of the Munitions Council and the Army and Air Councils | |
18 May 1922 | Lieutenant-General Sir James Aylmer Lowthorpe Haldane[86] | General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Iraq. |
3 June 1922 | His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Auckland Campbell Geddes[87] | Ambassador to the United States of America |
22 August 1922 | Sir Harold Arthur Stuart[88] | British Representative on the Inter-Allied Plebiscite Commission in Upper Silesia. |
16 October 1922 | Major-General Sir Edward Northey[89] | Governor of Kenya and High Commissioner of Zanzibar |
10 November 1922 | Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Robert Chancellor[90] | Principal Assistant Secretary of the Committee of Imperial Defence, former Governor of Trinidad and Tobago and Mauritius |
1 January 1923 | The Honourable Sir Francis Henry Dillon Bell[91] | Attorney-General of New Zealand |
His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Esmé William Howard[91] | Ambassador to Spain | |
The Right Honourable Sir Horace George Montagu Rumbold, Bart.[91] | High Commissioner to Constantinople | |
2 June 1923 | His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Charles Norton Edgcumbe Eliot[92] | Ambassador to Japan |
6 November 1923 | Brigadier-General The Right Honourable Alexander Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athlone[93] | Governor-General of South Africa |
14 October 1924 | General Sir Charles Fergusson, Bart.[94] | Governor-General of New Zealand |
1 January 1925 | Sir Henry Hesketh Joudou Bell[95] | Former Governor of Mauritius |
Sir Francis Alexander Newdigate Newdegate[95] | Former Governor of Western Australia | |
3 June 1925 | The Right Honourable Sir John Lawrence Baird, Bart.[96] | Governor-General of Australia |
Sir William George Tyrrell[96] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs | |
16 October 1925 | Vice-Admiral Sir Lionel Halsey[97] | Comptroller and Treasurer to The Prince of Wales |
1 January 1926 | Colonel The Honourable Sir James Allen[98] | High Commissioner of New Zealand to the United Kingdom |
Sir Cecil James Barrington Hurst[98] | Legal Adviser to the Foreign Office | |
5 June 1926 | His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Ronald William Graham[99] | Ambassador to Italy |
His Excellency The Right Honourable Ronald Charles Lindsay[99] | Ambassador to Turkey | |
Sir Charles Murray Marling[99] | Ambassador to the Netherlands | |
20 July 1926 | The Right Honourable Freeman Freeman-Thomas, 1st Viscount Willingdon[100] | Governor-General of Canada |
1 January 1927 | Colonel Henry Lawson Webster Levy-Lawson, 1st Viscount Burnham[101] | President of the Empire Press Union and Deputy Chairman of the Empire Parliamentary Association. |
Sir Laurence Nunns Guillemard[101] | Governor the Straits Settlements High Commissioner to the Malay States | |
Faisal I of Iraq (Honorary)[101] | ||
17 February 1927 | Sir Francis Arthur Aglen[102] | Inspector-General of Chinese Maritime Customs. |
3 June 1927 | Lieutenant-General Sir Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, Bart.[103] | |
Sir William Lamond Allardyce[103] | Governor of Newfoundland | |
Charles Vyner Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak[103] | ||
The Right Honourable Sir John Anthony Cecil Tilley[103] | Ambassador to Japan | |
2 January 1928 | Sir Graeme Thomson[104] | Governor of Nigeria |
4 June 1928 | Sir Charles Thomas Davis[105] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs |
Sir Reginald Edward Stubbs[105] | Governor of Jamaica | |
1 March 1929 | Brigadier-General Sir Samuel Herbert Wilson[106] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies |
The Right Honourable Sir George Russell Clerk[106] | Ambassador to Turkey | |
3 June 1929 | Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Maurice Pascal Alers Hankey[107] | Secretary to the Cabinet and Committee of Imperial Defence, Clerk of the Privy Council. |
Sir John Cadman[107] | ||
Sulaiman, Sultan of Selangor (Honorary)[107] | ||
The Right Honourable Sir George Dixon Grahame[107] | Ambassador to Spain | |
1 January 1930 | The Right Honourable Sir Joseph George Ward, Bt.[108] | Prime Minister of New Zealand |
Sir Horace Archer Byatt[108] | Governor of Trinidad and Tobago | |
The Right Honourable Sir Malcolm Arnold Robertson[108] | Ambassador to Argentina | |
10 January 1930 | The Right Honourable Charles Bathurst, 1st Baron Bledisloe[109] | Governor-General of New Zealand |
3 June 1930 | Sir Alexander Wood Renton[110] | Chairman of the Irish Grants Committee |
Sir Herbert James Stanley[110] | Governor of Ceylon | |
The Honourable Sir William Augustus Forbes Erskine[110] | Ambassador to Poland | |
2 December 1930 | Lieutenant-Colonel The Right Honourable George Herbert Hyde Villiers, 6th Earl of Clarendon[111] | Governor-General of South Africa |
1 January 1931 | Muhammad, Yang di-Pertuan Besar of the Negri Sembilan (Honorary)[112] | |
The Right Honourable Sir Francis Oswald Lindley[112] | Ambassador to Portugal | |
Sir Robert Gilbert Vansittart[112] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs | |
3 June 1931 | Sir Cecil Clementi[113] | Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner for the Malay States. |
1 January 1932 | Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Francis Henry Humphrys[114] | High Commissioner of Iraq |
22 April 1932 | The Right Honourable Sir Isaac Alfred Isaacs[115] | Governor-General of Australia |
3 June 1932 | Sir Donald Charles Cameron[116] | Governor of Nigeria |
The Right Honourable Granville George Leveson-Gower, 3rd Earl Granville[116] | Ambassador to Belgium | |
Sir James William Ronald Macleay[116] | Ambassador to Argentina | |
2 January 1933 | The Right Honourable Sir George Halsey Perley[117] | Minister without Portfolio, Canada |
Sir Horace John Wilson[117] | Chief Industrial Adviser to the Government | |
3 June 1933 | Sir Alexander Ransford Slater[118] | Governor of Jamaica |
Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope[118] | High Commissioner of Palestine | |
Iskandar, Sultan of Perak (Honorary)[119] | ||
1 January 1934 | The Right Honourable Lyman Poore Duff[120] | Chief Justice of Canada |
Sir John Michael Higgins[120] | For public services to Australia | |
Sir Cecil William Hunter-Rodwell[120] | Governor of Southern Rhodesia | |
Brigadier-General Sir Joseph Aloysius Byrne[120] | Governor of Kenya | |
Sir Henry Getty Chilton[120] | Ambassador to Argentina | |
The Right Honourable Sir James Eric Drummond[120] | Ambassador to Italy | |
23 April 1934 | The Prince George (Extra)[121] | |
4 June 1934 | Sir Alfred Claud Hollis[122] | Governor of Trinidad and Tobago |
The Right Honourable Sir Eric Clare Edmund Phipps[122] | Ambassador to Germany | |
1 January 1935 | Sir Edward Brandis Denham[123] | Governor of Jamaica |
11 January 1935 | Lieutenant-Colonel The Right Honourable George Vere Arundel Monckton-Arundell, 8th Viscount Galway[124] | Governor-General of New Zealand |
28 March 1935 | Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester (Extra)[125] | |
23 May 1935 | John Buchan[126] | Governor-General of Canada |
3 June 1935 | Sir Henry Birchenough, Bart.[127] | President of the British South Africa Company and Chairman of the Beit Trustees. |
The Right Honourable John Greig Latham[127] | Former Australian Attorney General and Minister for External Affairs | |
The Honourable Sir Christopher James Parr[127] | High Commissioner from New Zealand to the United Kingdom | |
The Right Honourable Sir William Thomas White[127] | For public services in Canada | |
Sir John Loader Maffey[127] | Permanent Under Secretary of State for the Colonies | |
Sir Herbert James Read[127] | For services to the Colonial Empire | |
Abdullah Ibn Hussein, Emir of Transjordan (Honorary)[127] | ||
The Right Honourable Aretas Akers-Douglas, 2nd Viscount Chilston[127] | Ambassador to Russia | |
28 November 1935 | Brigadier-General The Honourable Sir Alexander Gore Arkwright Hore-Ruthven[128] | Governor-General of Australia |
1 January 1936 | The Right Honourable Sir Robert Henry Clive[129] | Ambassador to Japan |
Edward VIII
Appointment | Name | Notes |
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23 June 1936 | The Honourable Sir William Hill Irvine[130] | Former Chief Justice of Victoria |
Sir Selwyn Macgregor Grier[130] | Governor of the Windward Islands |
George VI
Appointment | Name | Notes |
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1 February 1937 | Sir Thomas Shenton Whitelegge Thomas[131] | Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner for the Malay States |
Sir Miles Wedderburn Lampson[131] | Ambassador to Egypt | |
Sir Herbert William Malkin[131] | Legal Adviser to the Foreign Office | |
5 February 1937 | The Honourable Patrick Duncan[132] | Governor-General of South Africa |
1 April 1937 | Commander The Honourable Sir Archibald Douglas Cochrane[133] | Governor of Burma |
11 May 1937 | Sir William Henry Clark[134] | High Commissioner for Basutoland, Bechuanaland and Swaziland |
Sir Robert Randolph Garran[134] | For public services Australia | |
The Right Honourable Sir Michael Myers[134] | Chief Justice of New Zealand | |
Sir Bernard Henry Bourdillon[134] | Governor of Nigeria | |
The Right Honourable Sir Percy Lyham Loraine, Bt.[134] | Ambassador to Turkey | |
Sir Frederick William Leith-Ross[134] | Chief Economic Adviser to HM Government | |
29 June 1937 | The Right Honourable Sir Leslie Orme Wilson[135] | Governor of Queensland |
1 January 1938 | The Right Honourable Earle Christmas Grafton Page[136] | Minister for Commerce and Deputy Prime Minister of Australia |
9 June 1938 | The Right Honourable William George Arthur Ormsby-Gore, 4th Baron Harlech[137] | Former Secretary of State for the Colonies |
Sir Howard William Kennard[137] | Ambassador to Poland | |
2 January 1939 | Sir Campbell Stuart[138] | Chairman and UK Representative, Imperial Communications Advisory Committee. Treasurer of King George's Trust and of King George's Fields Foundation. For public services. |
Malcolm Hailey, 1st Baron Hailey[138] | Director, African Research Survey | |
The Honourable Sir Alexander Montagu George Cadogan[138] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs | |
The Right Honourable Sir Nevile Meyrick Henderson[138] | Ambassador to Germany | |
8 June 1939 | Sir Edward John Harding[139] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Dominions Office |
1 January 1941 | Sir Harold Alfred MacMichael[140] | High Commissioner for Palestine and High Commissioner for TransJordan |
The Right Honourable Sir Robert Leslie Craigie[140] | Ambassador to Japan | |
12 June 1941 | Sir Andrew Caldecott[141] | Governor of Ceylon |
Sir Esmond Ovey[141] | Ambassador to Argentina | |
1 January 1942 | Sir Arthur Frederick Richards[142] | Governor of Jamaica |
Sir Archibald John Kerr Clark Kerr[142] | Ambassador to China | |
11 June 1942 | Sir Gerald Campbell[143] | Former Director-General of the British Information Services in the United States of America |
Sir Frederick Phillips[143] | Third Secretary, HM Treasury, and representative of the Department in the United States of America | |
Sir Arthur Charles Cosmo Parkinson[143] | Former Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Colonial Office. | |
1 January 1943 | Sir Wilfrid Edward Francis Jackson[144] | Governor of Tanganyika |
Sir Kinahan Cornwallis[144] | Ambassador to Iraq | |
2 June 1943 | Sir Henry Monck-Mason Moore[145] | Governor of Kenya |
4 August 1943 | Sir Ernest Clark[146] | Governor of Tasmania |
1 January 1944 | Sir George Henry Gater[147] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Colonial Office |
8 June 1944 | Sir Eric Teichman[148] | Former Chinese Adviser to the British Embassy at Chungking |
22 August 1944 | Major-General Sir Winston Joseph Dugan[149] | Governor of Victoria |
1 January 1945 | Captain The Honourable Sir Bede Edmund Hugh Clifford[150] | Governor of Trinidad and Tobago |
14 June 1945 | Sir Frank Arthur Stockdale[151] | Development Adviser to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, late Comptroller, Development and Welfare, West Indies |
1 January 1946 | Sir Harry Fagg Batterbee[152] | High Commissioner to New Zealand |
Sir Mark Aitchison Young[152] | Governor of Hong Kong | |
Sir Horace James Seymour[152] | Ambassador to China | |
29 January 1946 | Field-Marshal The Honourable Sir Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander[153] | Governor-General of Canada |
Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg[153] | Governor-General of New Zealand | |
13 June 1946 | Sir Alan Cuthbert Maxwell Burns[154] | Governor of the Gold Coast |
1 January 1947 | Major-General Sir Philip Euen Mitchell[155] | Governor of Kenya |
Sir Ronald Ian Campbell[155] | Ambassador to Egypt | |
Sir Maurice Drummond Peterson[155] | Ambassador to Russia | |
12 June 1947 | The Honourable Sir James Mitchell[156] | Lieutenant-Governor of Western Australia |
Major-General Sir Hubert Jervoise Huddleston[156] | Former Governor-General of the Sudan | |
1 January 1948 | Sir Crawfurd Wilfrid Griffin Eady[157] | Second Secretary, HM Treasury |
Major-General Sir Hubert Elvin Rance[157] | Governor of Burma | |
The Right Honourable Alfred Duff Cooper[157] | Former Ambassador to France | |
Sir Oliver Charles Harvey[157] | Ambassador to France | |
10 June 1948 | The Right Honourable Robert Alderson Wright, Baron Wright[158] | Former Lord of Appeal in Ordinary |
Sir Eric Gustav Machtig[158] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations | |
General Sir Alan Gordon Cunningham[158] | Former High Commissioner of Palestine | |
Sir Orme Garton Sargent[158] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Foreign Office | |
1 January 1949 | The Right Honourable Wyndham Raymond Portal, 1st Viscount Portal[159] | For services as President of the Olympic Games |
Sir Ralph Clarmont Skrine Stevenson[159] | Ambassador to China | |
14 May 1949 | The Right Honourable Herwald Ramsbotham, 1st Baron Soulbury[160] | Governor-General of Ceylon |
9 June 1949 | Sir Richard Henry Archibald Carter[161] | Former Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Commonwealth Relations Office |
Sir John Huggins[161] | Governor of Jamaica | |
2 January 1950 | Sir John Hathorn Hall[162] | Governor of Uganda |
Sir David Victor Kelly[162] | Ambassador to Russia | |
8 June 1950 | Sir William Strang[163] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Foreign Office |
1 January 1951 | Sir Percivale Liesching[164] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations |
Sir John Stuart Macpherson[164] | Governor of Nigeria | |
7 June 1951 | Lieutenant-General Sir Archibald Edward Nye[165] | High Commissioner to India |
Sir Alexander William George Herder Grantham[165] | Governor of Hong Kong | |
Sir Thomas Ingram Kynaston Lloyd[165] | Permanent Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office | |
Sir Edmund Leo Hall-Patch[165] | Permanent United Kingdom Representative on the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation at Paris. | |
9 November 1951 | The Right Honourable William John McKell[166] | Governor-General of Australia |
1 January 1952 | Sir Charles Noble Arden-Clarke[167] | Governor of the Gold Coast |
The Right Honourable Sir Oliver Shewell Franks | Ambassador to the United States |
Elizabeth II
Appointment | Name | Notes |
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5 June 1952 | The Right Honourable Edward George William Tyrwhitt Knollys, 2nd Viscount Knollys[168] | Representative of HM Government on the International Materials Conference |
Sir Peter Alexander Clutterbuck[168] | High Commissioner to Canada | |
Sir Victor Alexander Louis Mallet[168] | Ambassador to Italy | |
29 July 1952 | Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Willoughby Moke Norrie[169] | Governor-General of New Zealand |
10 December 1952 | Field-Marshal Sir William Joseph Slim[170] | Governor-General of Australia |
1 January 1953 | Sir Edward Francis Twining[171] | Governor of Tanganyika |
Sir Ivone Augustine Kirkpatrick[171] | High Commissioner to West Germany | |
1 June 1953 | Major-General Sir John Noble Kennedy[172] | Governor of Southern Rhodesia |
Sir John Gilbert Laithwaite[172] | High Commissioner to Pakistan | |
General Sir Gerald Walter Robert Templer[172] | High Commissioner to Malaya | |
Abu Bakar, Sultan of Pahang (Honorary)[172] | ||
1 January 1954 | Sir John Balfour[173] | Ambassador to Spain |
10 June 1954 | Sir Hubert Miles Gladwyn Jebb[174] | Ambassador to France |
The Right Honourable Sir Owen Dixon[175] | Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia | |
24 June 1954 | The Honourable Sir Oliver Ernest Goonetilleke[176] | Governor-General of Ceylon |
1 January 1955 | Aga Khan III[177] | |
The Honourable Sir Evelyn Baring[177] | Governor of Kenya | |
Sir Roger Mellor Makins[177] | Ambassador to the United States | |
9 June 1955 | Sir Esler Maberly Dening[178] | Ambassador to Japan |
31 May 1956 | Sir Charles Brinsley Pemberton Peake[179] | Ambassador to Greece |
1 January 1957 | The Honourable Thomas Playford[180] | Premier of South Australia |
Abdul Rahman, Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan (Honorary)[181] | ||
Sir Pierson John Dixon[181] | Permanent Representative to the United Nations | |
13 June 1957 | Sir Hugh Mackintosh Foot[182] | Governor of Jamaica |
Sir Donald Charles MacGillivray[182] | High Commissioner to Malaya | |
Sir James Wilson Robertson[182] | Governor-General of Nigeria | |
16 July 1957 | The Right Honourable Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, 1st Earl of Halifax[183] | Grand Master of the Order |
19 July 1957 | The Right Honourable Charles John Lyttelton, 10th Viscount Cobham[184] | Governor-General of New Zealand |
11 October 1957 | The Right Honourable William Francis Hare, 5th Earl of Listowel[185] | Governor-General of Ghana |
1 January 1958 | The Most Honourable Gerald Rufus Isaacs, 2nd Marquess of Reading[186] | Leader of the Delegation to the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee Meeting. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs |
Sir Michael Robert Wright[186] | Ambassador to Iraq | |
12 June 1958 | The Right Honourable Sir Arthur William Fadden[187] | Federal Treasurer and former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia |
Sir Robert Heatlie Scott[188] | Commissioner-General for South East Asia | |
1 January 1959 | Sir Frank Godbould Lee[189] | Permanent Secretary, Board of Trade |
Sir Abraham Jeremy Raisman[189] | For services to the Commonwealth | |
Sir Harold Anthony Caccia[189] | Ambassador to the United States | |
13 June 1959 | Sir Arthur Edward Trevor Benson[190] | Former Governor of Northern Rhodesia |
8 December 1959 | The Right Honourable George Nigel Douglas-Hamilton, 10th Earl of Selkirk[191] | Commissioner for Singapore and South-East Asia |
15 December 1959 | The Right Honourable William Shepherd Morrison, 1st Viscount Dunrossil[192] | Governor-General of Australia |
1 January 1960 | Sir Christopher Eden Steel[193] | Ambassador to West Germany |
26 April 1960 | Field Marshal Mohammad Ayub Khan (Honorary)[194] | President of Pakistan |
11 June 1960 | Sir Kenneth Roberts-Wray[195] | Legal Adviser, Commonwealth Relations Office and Colonial Office |
11 November 1960 | Sir Gerald Gray Fitzmaurice[196] | Legal Adviser, Foreign Office |
11 May 1961 | The Right Honourable William Philip Sidney, 1st Viscount De L'Isle[197] | Governor-General of Australia |
24 May 1961 | The Right Honourable Derick Heathcoat, 1st Viscount Amory[198] | High Commissioner to Canada |
9 June 1961 | Sir Maurice Henry Dorman[199] | Governor-General of Sierra Leone |
1 January 1962 | Sir Robert Brown Black[200] | Governor of Hong Kong |
Sir Henry Ashley Clarke[200] | Ambassador to Italy | |
16 March 1962 | Sir Richard Gordon Turnbull[201] | Governor-General of Tanganyika |
6 July 1962 | The Honourable Henry Josiah Lightfoot Boston[202] | Governor-General of Sierra Leone |
17 August 1962 | Sir Kenneth William Blackburne[203] | Governor-General of Jamaica |
3 August 1962 | Brigadier Bernard Edward Fergusson[204] | Governor-General of New Zealand |
8 November 1962 | Senator The Honourable Clifford Clarence Campbell[205] | Governor-General of Jamaica |
20 November 1962 | Sir Patrick Muir Renison[206] | Governor of Kenya |
3 December 1962 | Sir Solomon Hochoy[207] | Governor-General of Trinidad and Tobago |
3 December 1962 | Sir Walter Fleming Coutts[208] | Governor-General of Uganda |
1 January 1963 | Sir William Allmond Codrington Goode[209] | Governor of North Borneo |
Sir Frank Kenyon Roberts[209] | Ambassador to West Germany | |
2 April 1963 | General Sir Reginald Alexander Dallas Brooks[210] | Governor of Victoria |
8 June 1963 | Sir Patrick Henry Dean[211] | Permanent Representative to the United Nations |
12 July 1963 | The Right Honourable Antony Henry Head, 1st Viscount Head[212] | High Commissioner to Malaysia |
1 January 1964 | Sir Ralph Francis Alnwick Grey[213] | Governor of British Guiana |
Sir Roger Bentham Stevens[213] | Former Deputy Under-Secretary of State, Foreign Office | |
13 June 1964 | Sir Arthur Hilton Poynton[214] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Colonial Office |
7 December 1964 | Sir Glyn Smallwood Jones[215] | Governor-General of Malawi |
1 January 1965 | The Right Honourable Sir Garfield Edward John Barwick[216] | Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia |
Sir Joseph John Saville Garner[217] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Commonwealth Relations Office | |
12 June 1965 | Sir Paul Henry Gore-Booth[218] | Former High Commissioner to India |
Sir Humphrey Trevelyan[218] | Ambassador to Russia | |
The Right Honourable Walter Nash[219] | For political and public services to New Zealand | |
1 September 1965 | The Right Honourable Richard Gardiner Casey, Baron Casey[220] | Governor-General of Australia |
25 October 1965 | Sir John Warburton Paul[221] | Governor-General of The Gambia |
1 November 1965 | Sālote Tupou III of Tonga* (Honorary)[222] | |
26 May 1966 | Sir Richard Edmonds Luyt[223] | Governor-General of Guyana |
11 June 1966 | Sir Norman Victor Kipping[224] | Former Director-General of the Federation of British Industries |
12 September 1966 | Alhaji Farimang Mamadi Singateh[225] | Governor-General of The Gambia |
30 November 1966 | Sir John Montague Stow[226] | Governor-General of Barbados |
15 December 1966 | David James Gardiner Rose[227] | Governor-General of Guyana |
1 January 1967 | Sir John Guthrie Ward[228] | Former Ambassador to Italy |
12 May 1967 | Arleigh Winston Scott[229] | Governor-General of Barbados |
10 June 1967 | Sir Charles Arthur Evelyn Shuckburgh[230] | Ambassador to Italy |
19 July 1967 | Sir Arthur Porritt, Bt.[231] | Governor-General of New Zealand |
12 October 1967 | Prince Edward, Duke of Kent[232] | |
1 January 1968 | Sir Francis Brian Anthony Rundall[233] | Ambassador to Japan |
11 March 1968 | Sir John Shaw Rennie[234] | Governor-General of Mauritius |
2 August 1968 | Arthur Leonard Williams[235] | Governor-General of Mauritius |
1 January 1969 | Sir William Denis Allen[236] | Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
Sir David Clive Crosbie Trench[236] | Governor of Hong Kong | |
10 February 1969 | The Right Honourable Paul Meernaa Caedwalla Hasluck[237] | Governor-General of Australia |
14 June 1969 | The Right Honourable Samuel Hood, 6th Viscount Hood[238] | Former Deputy Under-Secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
1 January 1970 | Sir Christopher William Machell Cox[239] | Educational Adviser, Ministry of Overseas Development |
Sir John Walter Nicholls[239] | Former Ambassador to South Africa | |
13 June 1970 | Sir Bernard Alexander Brocas Burrows[240] | Permanent Representative on the NATO Council, Brussels |
9 October 1970 | Sir Robert Sidney Foster[241] | Governor-General of Fiji |
21 October 1970 | Mr Justice Banja Tejan-Sie[242] | Governor-General of Sierra Leone |
1 January 1970 | Sir Charles Hepburn Johnston[243] | High Commissioner to Australia |
The Right Honourable John McEwen[244] | For eminent political and public services to Australia | |
12 June 1971 | Sir Archibald Duncan Wilson[245] | Ambassador to Russia |
Sir Denis Arthur Hepworth Wright[245] | Ambassador to Iran | |
1 January 1972 | Sir William Alan Nield[246] | Permanent Secretary, Cabinet Office |
Sir Denis Arthur Greenhill[246] | Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and Head of HM Diplomatic Service | |
The Honourable Sir Con Douglas Walter O'Neill[246] | Foreign and Commonwealth Office | |
The Right Honourable Arthur Christopher John Soames[246] | Ambassador to France | |
The Honourable Sir Henry Edward Bolte[246] | Premier and Treasurer of Victoria | |
25 July 1972 | Sir Edward Denis Blundell[247] | Former High Commissioner from New Zealand to the United Kingdom |
21 December 1972 | Ratu George Cakobau[248] | Governor-General of Fiji |
1 January 1973 | Sir John Arthur Pilcher[249] | Former Ambassador to Japan |
6 February 1973 | Abdool Raman Mahomed Osman[250] | Governor-General of Mauritius |
2 June 1973 | Sir Robert Stewart Crawford[251] | Former Deputy Under-Secretary of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
Sir Colin Tradescant Crowe[251] | Permanent Representative to the United Nations, New York | |
13 June 1973 | The Honourable Sir Milo Boughton Butler[252] | Governor-General of the Bahamas |
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6 September 1992 | Reginald Oswald Palmer[325] | Governor-General of Grenada |
31 December 1992 | Sir Ewen Alastair John Fergusson[326] | Ambassador to France |
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