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'''Prime Minister''' became the title of the head of state and head of government upon the inception and establishment of the United Kingdom of [[British Londinium]] on 2 May 1745. Here is a list of all the Prime Ministers in Londinian history:<br>
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== List ==
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! width=5% align=center | Rank
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! width=40% align=center | Name
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! width=5% align=center | Party
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! width=10% align=center | Terms
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! width=20% align=center | Start of tenure
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! width=20% align=center | End of tenure
 
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! width=10% | Party
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| 1st
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! width=12% | Name
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| Vibius Vitruvius
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! width=65% | Description
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! bgcolor=lightyellow | Ind
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! width=7% | Time in office
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| N/A
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|- bgcolor=lightyellow
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| 2 May 1745
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| Independence Faction
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| 25 April 1756
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| align=center | [[Vibius Vitruvius]]
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| The first Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Vitruvius assisted His Majesty King Livy I in forming the new government, along with drafting the original constitution. Vitruvius, however, was not elected - indeed, he assumed the office of Prime Minister well before the first set of elections occured in 1756.
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| 2nd
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| align=center | 1745-1756
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| Sir Tiberius Cæcillius
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|- bgcolor=#ED9CDE
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! bgcolor=#8F00DD | <font color=white>Whig</font>
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| Whig Party
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| 3
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| align=center | [[Tiberius Cæcilius]]
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| 25 April 1756
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| Tiberius Cæcilius is the most famous, and arguably most popular, Prime Minister in the history of Eurasia.  Under the Whig Party platform, Cæcilius successfully forced a redraft of the constitution through the Sovereign, cutting off a large part of his power and placing the Parliament as the main branch of power in the UK government.
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| 4 July 1771
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| align=center | 1756-1771
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|-
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|- bgcolor=#ED9CDE
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| 3rd
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| Whig Party
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| Flavius Titius
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| align=center | Flavius Titius
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! bgcolor= #8F00DD | <font color=white>Whig</font>
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| Titius continued the reforms of his predecessor, Tiberius Cæcilius.  After noticing that the tax system was in disarray due to the fact that nobody could understand the tax laws, Titus reformed the tax laws to create a flat tax rate, as compared to earlier, curved tax systems.
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| 3
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| align=center | 1771-1784
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| 4 July 1771
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|- bgcolor=#1E90FF
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| 11 November 1784
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| Federalist Party
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|-
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| align=center | Adam Cooper
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| 4th
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| Adam Cooper was unique in so far as that he supported full-fledged devolution between Victoria and Ganapati, Eurasia merely being a formal name, with no nationwide government.  In an attempt to realise this ideal, he eliminated the Armed Forces of the Crown, which recieved a large part of that time's budget.  The British, noting this time of weakness, attempted to retake Eurasia.  After advancing on Victoria, and seizing half of the main island, a unanimous vote from both Houses of Parliament repealed all legislation passed since 1784 relating to devolution, and the Armed Forces of the Crown managed to resist further British advances.  The only beneficial thing done by Cooper was the 1787 negotiation of the Treaty of Waltham Forest, which ended the war, and called for massive British aid to assist in rebuilding efforts.
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| Adam Cooper
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| align=center | 1784-1787
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! bgcolor=#C3B091 | Fed
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|- bgcolor=#7FFF00
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| 1
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| Conservative Party
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| 11 November 1784
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| align=center | Martin Azzopardi
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| 3 February 1787
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| Martin Azzopardi, the first Conservative Prime Minister in the history of Eurasia, contributed to the foundation of Eurasia's libertarian ideals.  He managed to pass major legislation deregulating industry and increasing political freedoms.  However, some religious ideals influenced his policy-making, and he suggested the creation of a Church of Eurasia, a measure that was met with strong opposition.
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| align=center | 1788-1800
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| 5th
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|- bgcolor= #7BA05B
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| Martin Azzopardi
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| Agrarian Party
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| align=center | Joseph Cobbler
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| 2
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| Cobber was elected due to growing concern over the effects of industrialism on Eurasian society; he and the Agrarian Party called for the dismantling of all forms of industry and a return to an agriculture-based society.  However, after huge inflation and massive job loss ensued after his programmes, he was elected out of office, with his reforms abrogated.
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| 3 February 1787
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| align=center | June 1800 - November 1800
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| 20 January 1794
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| Humanist Party
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| 6th
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| align=center | Ivan Petrov
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| Antony Gaius Decimus
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| Petrov felt throughout his life that the people of Eurasia had become far too concerned with industry, and valued the rich over the poor.  Under his administration, major legislation was passed which abolished slavery and lifted the ban on alternate sexual orientations.  However, his plan to reduce the military was blocked after the Cooper fiasco.
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! bgcolor=#8F00DD| <font color=white>Whig</font>
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| align=center | 1800-1806
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| 2
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|- bgcolor= #FF2400
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| 20 January 1794
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| Labour Party
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| 17 March 1800
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| align=center | Riko Aoki
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| The first female prime minister in Eurasian history, Aoki personally formed the Labour Party, which was a fusing of the former Whig Party along with a number of socialist and moderate communist parties.  Aoki managed to create massive industrial regulations as well as nationalise key industries at the time.
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| 7th
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| align=center | 1806-1817
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| Joseph Cobbler
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|- bgcolor= #FF2400
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! bgcolor= #323232 | <font color=white>Ind</font>
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| Labour Party
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| 1
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| align=center | Patrick Doyle
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| 17 March 1800
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| After the resignation of Riko Aoki, Patrick Doyle, her second-in-command, assumed the Party leadership. He created the first minimum wage law in Eurasian history, as well as some of the first well-enforced environmental regulations. Furthermore, Doyle started the Office of Welfare, under the purview of the Ministry for Work and Pensions.  The Office of Welfare assisted homeless individual and those beneath the poverty line.
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| 6 May 1800
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| align=center | 1817-1832
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|-
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|- bgcolor= #FF2400
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| 8th
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| Labour Party
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| Jack Chalik
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| align=center | Lachlan Morris
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! bgcolor= | Int
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| Under the Morris Administration, the continued socialist agenda was the main priority. Morris attempted to abolish the British pound sterling as a currency and have the entire economy of Eurasia shift towards a money-less system, but Queen Hemali IV, in a rare excercise of power, blocked the passage of the legislation.  In 1842, Morris legalised gay marriage after major gay movements sprung up in Piccadilly and Argyll.
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| 1
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| align=center | 1833-1842
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| 6 May 1800
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| 21 May 1800
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| 9th
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| Ivan Petrov
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! bgcolor=#323232 | <font color=white>Ind</font>
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| 2
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| 21 May 1800
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| 29 August 1806
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| 10th
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| Riko Aoki
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A| Lab
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| 2
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| 29 August 1806
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| 4 September 1817
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| 11th
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| Patrick Doyle
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A| Lab
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| 3
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| 4 September 1817
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| 25 December 1832
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| 12th
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| Lachlan Morris
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A| Lab
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| 3
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| 25 December 1833
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| 5 May 1845
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|-
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| 13th
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| Enzo Mercier
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A| Lab
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| 1
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| 5 May 1845
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| 14 October 1850
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| 14th
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| Amy Giordano
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! bgcolor=#800020| <font color=white>Nat</font>
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| 1
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| 14 October 1850
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| 11 June 1852
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| 15th
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| Takumi Hayashi
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! bgcolor=#FFD800| Lib
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| 1
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| 11 June 1852
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| 23 April 1855
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| 16th
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| Sir Arthur Camilleri
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A| Lab
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| 3
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| 23 April 1855
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| 10 February 1864
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| 17th
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| Tejas Singh
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! bgcolor=#009900| Con
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| 2
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| 10 February 1864
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| 6 July 1873
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| 18th
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| Alejandro Ortiz
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! bgcolor=#009900| Con
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| 1
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| 6 July 1873
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| 20 October 1877
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| 19th
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| Daniel Müller
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! bgcolor=| Int
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| 1
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| 20 October 1877
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| 9 November 1877
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| 20th
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| Isak Hansen
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! bgcolor=#009900| Con
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| 2
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| 9 November 1877
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| 8 April 1884
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| 21th
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| Lewis Evans
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! bgcolor=#009900| Con
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| 2
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| 8 April 1884
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| 20 September 1900
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| 22nd
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| George Cato Crompton
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! bgcolor=#FFD800 | Lib
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| 2
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| 20 September 1900
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| 4 August 1907
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| 23rd
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| Sir Jamie Stewart
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A | Lab
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| 2
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| 4 August 1907
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| 12 October 1914
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| 24th
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| Victor al-Babik
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| 2
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| 12 October 1914
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| 6 December 1923
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| 25th
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| Sean Brown
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A | Lab
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| 2
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| 6 December 1923
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| 18 September 1929
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| 26th
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| Charles Tremblay
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| 1
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| 18 September 1929
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| 27 August 1932
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| 27th
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| Hugo Drax
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A | Lab
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| 2
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| 27 August 1932
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| 21 September 1932
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| 28th
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| Simon Török
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! bgcolor=| Int
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| 1
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| 21 September 1932
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| 16 October 1932
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| 29th
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| Einar Virtanen
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A | Lab
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| 1
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| 16 October 1932
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| 17 March 1937
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| 30th
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| Chloé Bertrand
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! bgcolor=#FF2400 | Ana
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| 1
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| 17 March 1937
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| 5 June 1941
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| 31st
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| Dame Sophie Dupreé
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| 2
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| 5 June 1941
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| 3 September 1945
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| 32nd
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| Sir Robert Rosenberger
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| 4
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| 3 September 1945
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| 14 July 1957
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| 33rd
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| Olivia Lavoie
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| 1
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| 14 July 1957
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| 16 May 1960
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| 34th
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| Jennifer Leroy
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A | Lab
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| 3
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| 16 May 1960
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| 9 August 1969
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| 35th
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| James Thornton
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| 2
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| 9 August 1969
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| 5 November 1977
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| 36th
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| Xavier Stirling
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| 2
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| 5 November 1977
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| 27 February 1983
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| 37th
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| Jacob Anderson
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! bgcolor=#FFD800 | Lib
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| 2
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| 27 February 1983
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| 3 January 1990
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| 38th
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| Sir Alexander Saakashvili
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| 2
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| 4 January 1990
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| 17 March 1994
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| 39th
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| Abdulaziz al-Filastini
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| 2
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| 17 March 1994
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| 1 January 2000
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| 40th
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| [[James Swanner]]
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! bgcolor=#009900 | Con
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| N/A
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| 1 January 2000
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| 2 May 2007
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| 41th
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| [[Sir Phillip Sinclair]]
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! bgcolor=#4169E1 | <font color=white>LDS</font>
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| 1
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| 2 May 2007
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| 23 May 2009
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| 42nd
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| [[Alistair Davidson]]
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! bgcolor=#4169E1 | <font color=white>LDS</font>
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| 1
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| 23 May 2009
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! width=95% align=center | Party name
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| '''Whig''': Whig Party.
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| '''Ind''', independent prime minister.
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! bgcolor=#FFD800 |
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| '''Lib''', Liberal Party of British Londinium.
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! align=centre | Int
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| Denotes an interim prime minister that served between a resigned government and its successor.
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! bgcolor=#C3B091 |
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| '''Fed''', Federalist Party
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! bgcolor=#800020 |
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| '''Nat''', Nationalist Party
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! bgcolor=#FF2400 |
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| '''Ana''', Anarchist Coalition.
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! bgcolor=#4169E1 |
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| '''LDS''', Londinian Democratic Socialists
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! bgcolor=#009900 |
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| '''Con''', Conservative Party
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! bgcolor=#F64A8A |
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| '''Lab''', Labour Party
 
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[[Category:Heads of State or Government]]

Latest revision as of 21:26, 23 May 2007


Prime Minister became the title of the head of state and head of government upon the inception and establishment of the United Kingdom of British Londinium on 2 May 1745. Here is a list of all the Prime Ministers in Londinian history:

List

Rank Name Party Terms Start of tenure End of tenure
1st Vibius Vitruvius Ind N/A 2 May 1745 25 April 1756
2nd Sir Tiberius Cæcillius Whig 3 25 April 1756 4 July 1771
3rd Flavius Titius Whig 3 4 July 1771 11 November 1784
4th Adam Cooper Fed 1 11 November 1784 3 February 1787
5th Martin Azzopardi Con 2 3 February 1787 20 January 1794
6th Antony Gaius Decimus Whig 2 20 January 1794 17 March 1800
7th Joseph Cobbler Ind 1 17 March 1800 6 May 1800
8th Jack Chalik Int 1 6 May 1800 21 May 1800
9th Ivan Petrov Ind 2 21 May 1800 29 August 1806
10th Riko Aoki Lab 2 29 August 1806 4 September 1817
11th Patrick Doyle Lab 3 4 September 1817 25 December 1832
12th Lachlan Morris Lab 3 25 December 1833 5 May 1845
13th Enzo Mercier Lab 1 5 May 1845 14 October 1850
14th Amy Giordano Nat 1 14 October 1850 11 June 1852
15th Takumi Hayashi Lib 1 11 June 1852 23 April 1855
16th Sir Arthur Camilleri Lab 3 23 April 1855 10 February 1864
17th Tejas Singh Con 2 10 February 1864 6 July 1873
18th Alejandro Ortiz Con 1 6 July 1873 20 October 1877
19th Daniel Müller Int 1 20 October 1877 9 November 1877
20th Isak Hansen Con 2 9 November 1877 8 April 1884
21th Lewis Evans Con 2 8 April 1884 20 September 1900
22nd George Cato Crompton Lib 2 20 September 1900 4 August 1907
23rd Sir Jamie Stewart Lab 2 4 August 1907 12 October 1914
24th Victor al-Babik Con 2 12 October 1914 6 December 1923
25th Sean Brown Lab 2 6 December 1923 18 September 1929
26th Charles Tremblay Con 1 18 September 1929 27 August 1932
27th Hugo Drax Lab 2 27 August 1932 21 September 1932
28th Simon Török Int 1 21 September 1932 16 October 1932
29th Einar Virtanen Lab 1 16 October 1932 17 March 1937
30th Chloé Bertrand Ana 1 17 March 1937 5 June 1941
31st Dame Sophie Dupreé Con 2 5 June 1941 3 September 1945
32nd Sir Robert Rosenberger Con 4 3 September 1945 14 July 1957
33rd Olivia Lavoie Con 1 14 July 1957 16 May 1960
34th Jennifer Leroy Lab 3 16 May 1960 9 August 1969
35th James Thornton Con 2 9 August 1969 5 November 1977
36th Xavier Stirling Con 2 5 November 1977 27 February 1983
37th Jacob Anderson Lib 2 27 February 1983 3 January 1990
38th Sir Alexander Saakashvili Con 2 4 January 1990 17 March 1994
39th Abdulaziz al-Filastini Con 2 17 March 1994 1 January 2000
40th James Swanner Con N/A 1 January 2000 2 May 2007
41th Sir Phillip Sinclair LDS 1 2 May 2007 23 May 2009
42nd Alistair Davidson LDS 1 23 May 2009 –

Legend

Colour / key Party name
Whig: Whig Party.
Ind, independent prime minister.
Lib, Liberal Party of British Londinium.
Int Denotes an interim prime minister that served between a resigned government and its successor.
Fed, Federalist Party
Nat, Nationalist Party
Ana, Anarchist Coalition.
LDS, Londinian Democratic Socialists
Con, Conservative Party
Lab, Labour Party
eurasiauberminiflaggc0.jpg The People's Sovereign Republic of British Londinium eurasiauberminiflaggc0.jpg
Main article: British Londinium
Individuals: Alistair Davidson • Adélaïde Azzopardi
Miscellaneous: Volscian • Londinian Armed Forces • Flag of British Londinium • Denarii • Colonies of British Londinium • Kensington • Londinian Democratic Socialists • Londinian Broadcasting Group • List of Londinian Prime Ministers • Londinian history • Londinian Immigration Clearance Level • List of Londinian Sovereigns
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