List of Prime Ministers of Delamaria

The following is a list of Prime Ministers of Delamaria.

List of prime ministers of Delamaria since 1769

Portrait		Prime minister Office (Lifespan)	Term of office			Mandate	Party	Office	Government	Monarch or President Term
			start	end	duration
		Henry Beaumont Earl of Butefield -	1769	1782	13 years	-	Whig			Frederick I R. 1770-1800
		Charles Landstadt Lord Talmouth -	1782	1795	13 years	-
		George Morris MP for Garton Heath -	1795	1800	5 years	-
		Martin Bertricht MP for Silverdon -	1800	1806	6 years	1800	Tory
						1804				William IV R. 1800-1814
		George Morris Earl of Royford -	1806	1811	5 years	-	Whig
		Stuart Rutherford Duke of Brentyne -	1811	1818	7 years	-	Whig
		Frederick Hornbury Earl of Pewtree -	1818	1819	312 days	-	Tory
		Thomas Richmond MP for Cunningham -	1819	1825	6 years	-	Whig
		Lionel Montecal Lord Saint-Mariel -	1825	1833	8 years	-	Whig
		Spencer Nelson Lord Oxshott -	1833	1840	7 years	-	Tory
		Edward Lamport MP for Bexbury -	1840	1844	4 years	-	Whig
		John Leckhampstead MP for Hammersbury -	1844	1844	201 days	-	Tory
		Henry Bell MP for Shorton -	1844	1845	55 days	-	Whig
		Abraham Hubbard Viscount Hale -	1845	1847	2 years	-	Whig
		Alexander Stancaster Lord Stancaster -	1847	1852	5 years	-	United Conservative
		Nicholas Harrison Lord-President -	1852	1864	12 years	-	United Conservative
		Richard Hungerford Lord Bandry -	1864	1865	1 year	-	United Conservative
		Patrick Rayburn MP for Radnor Border -	1865	1874	9 years	-	Liberal
		Thomas FitzClarence Earl Clarence -	1874	1886	12 years	-	United Conservative
		George Ledson MP for Marystone South -	1886	1893	7 years	-	Liberal
		Douglas Varne Lord Varne -	1893	1897	4 years	-	United Conservative
		Arthur Bycombe Earl of Bycombe -	1897	1907	10 years	-	Liberal
		Randolph Cabot MP for Tracham District -	1907	1916	9 years	-	Liberal
		William Fox-Clarke MP for Talmouth -	1916	1918	2 years	-	United Conservative
		Stanley Walsingham MP for Grant and Hillstead -	1918	1922	4 years	-	United Conservative
		Joseph Sternkey MP for Crickstow -	1922	1925	3 years	-	Social Labour
		Vernon Peterham MP for Shorton -	1925	1927	2 years	-	Liberal
		Austin Madley MP for Wixton -	1927	1928	119 days	-	Liberal
		Thomas Crowhurst MP for Kenburton Sted -	1928	1928	69 days	-	United Conservative
		John Stancaster-Pewlett MP for Hope and the Vale -	1928	1930	2 years	-	United Conservative
		Edwin Skye MP for Radnor East -	1930	1934	4 years	-	National
	Office of Prime Minister abolished under National dictatorship
		James Penwright Major General -	1950	1954	4 years	-	Reconstruction Government
		Felix Carcan MP for Westchester -	1954	1958	4 years	-	Liberal
		Logan Leckhampstead MP for Cape South -	1958	1962	4 years	-	United as Minority government
		Felix Carcan MP for Westchester -	1962	1966	4 years	-	Liberal
		Alexander Cleese MP for Richbush -	1966	1969	3 years	-	United
		Fred Cavendish MP for Newton -	1969	1970	1 years	-	United
		Simon Rutherford MP for Cripwood -	1970	1974	4 years	-	Social Labour In coalition with Liberals
		Harold Pockmark MP for Kingside -	1974	1976	2 years	-	Social Labour In coalition with Liberals
		Henry Keyes MP for Cunningham -	1976	1978	2 years	-	Social Labour In coalition with Liberals
		Elizabeth Grantham MP for Thackhurst -	1978	1989	11 years	-	United
		John Carroway MP for Howarden -	1989	1990	1 year	-	United
		Stephen Milbank MP for Stretcham Newmarket 1953-	1990	1998	8 Years	1990 1994 1998	Liberal
	Office of Prime Minister abolished under Cafferty reforms 1998-2023
		Edward Kingsland Speaker of the House -	2023	2023	20 days	-	Liberal Conservative			William V R. 2023-Present
		Philip Campbell MP for Chipping -	2023 (March 10th)	2024 (January 18th)	10 months		Liberal Conservative In coalition with Democrats		Campbell ministry
		Henry Nugent MP for Penkern -	2024 (January 18th)	Incumbent		2024	Liberal Conservative In coalition with Democrats		Nugent ministry