List of Prime Ministers of Delamaria

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The following is a list of Prime Ministers of Delamaria.

1824-1934

From the first establishment of the office, until it was dissolved under Howard McMadden.

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1950-1998

From the second establishment of the office until it was dissolved under the 1998 reforms.

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Governor General Vincent Massey (cropped).jpg Henry Penwright 1950
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1952
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File:Philip Rea.jpg Felix Carcan 1952
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1958
Liberal
Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr. 1938.jpg Logan Leckhampstead 1958
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1962
United
File:The Lord Gardiner.jpg Felix Carcan 1962
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1966
Liberal
Quintin Hogg, Baron Hailsham Allan Warren.jpg Alexander Cleese 1966
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1969
United
Michael Stewart.jpg Fred Cavendish 1969
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1970
United
Merlyn Rees appearing on After Dark , 16 July 1988 - (cropped).jpg Simon Rutherford 1970
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1974
Liberal-Social
File:Eric-Graham-Varley-Baron-Varley.jpg Harold Pockmark 1974
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1976
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Roy Jenkins 1977 (cropped).jpg Henry Keyes 1976
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1978
Liberal-Social
Margaret Thatcher cropped.jpg Betty Grantham 1978
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1989
United
[[File:]] Michael Windsor 1989
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1990
United
Mulroney.jpg John Carroway 1990
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1994
United
Tony Blair, 2002 (cropped).jpg Stephen Milbank 1994
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1998
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