This is a list of mayors and the later lord mayors of the city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the United Kingdom.
Newcastle had elected a mayor annually since 1216. The city was awarded the dignity of a lord mayoralty by letters patent dated 27 July 1906. [1] The grant was announced by Edward VII on a visit to the city on 12 July, having been approved by the Home Office as Newcastle was "the chief town and seaport of the North of England". [2] [3] When the city became a metropolitan borough in 1974 the honour was confirmed by letters patent dated 1 April 1974. [4]
Symbol | Meaning |
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(d) | Died in office |
(r) |
Source: Newcastle City Council
Year(s) elected | Name | Notes |
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1216 | Daniel, son of Nicholas | - |
1230-33 | John, son of the Dean | - |
1245-51 | Peter Scot | - |
1245-51 | Peter Scot | - |
1252-58 | Henry of Carliol | - |
1258-59 | Thomas of Carliol | - |
1259 | Nicholas Scot | - |
1260 | Thomas of Carliol | - |
1260-63 | Henry of Carliol | - |
1264-65 | Thomas of Carliol | - |
1271 | John, son of Roger | - |
1272 | Thomas of Carliol | - |
1273 | Nicholas Scot | - |
1274 | Henry Scot | - |
1275-76 | John, son of Roger | - |
1277 | Henry Scot | - |
1278 | Thomas of Carliol | - |
1279-80 | John, son of Roger | - |
1281 | Robert of Mitford | - |
1282-85 | Henry Scot | - |
1286-87 | John son of Roger | - |
1288-89 | Henry Scot | - |
1290 | John Scot | - |
1291-92 | Hugh of Carliol | - |
1293 | Henry Scot | - |
1294 | Hugh of Carliol | - |
1295-97 | John Scot | - |
1298-99 | Henry Scot | - |
1300-02 | Peter Graper | - |
1303-04 | Nicholas of Carliol | - |
1305-08 | Richard of Emeldon | - |
1309 | Nicholas of Carliol | - |
1310 | Sir Nicholas Scot | - |
1311-12 | Richard of Emeldon | - |
1313 | Thomas of Carliol | - |
1314-20 | Richard of Emeldon | - |
1321 | Sir Nicholas Scot | - |
1322-29 | Richard of Emeldon | - |
1330 | William of Burneton | - |
1331-32 | Richard of Emeldon | - |
1333 | John of Denton | Murdered by burgesses, 1344 |
1334 | Richard of Acton | - |
1335 | Hugh of Hecham | - |
1336-37 | John of Denton | Murdered by burgesses, 1344 |
1338 | Robert of Shilvington | - |
1339 | Walran of Lumley | - |
1340 | John of Denton | Murdered by burgesses, 1344 |
1341 | Robert of Shilvington | - |
1342 | Robert of Haliwell | - |
1343-44 | Richard of Galeway | - |
1345 | Robert of Shilvington | - |
1346-47 | Peter Graper | - |
1348-49 | Robert of Angerton | - |
1350-51 | Gilbert of Duxfield | - |
1352 | Peter Graper | - |
1353-60 | William Del Strother | - |
1361-62 | John De La Chambre | - |
1363-64 | Robert of Angerton | - |
1364 | Richard of Stanhope | - |
1365 | Sir William of Acton | - |
1366 | John of Stanhope | - |
1367-68 | Sir William of Acton | - |
1369-70 | Robert of Angerton | - |
1371 | John De La Chambre | - |
1372 | Sir William of Acton | - |
1373 | John of Bulkham | - |
1374 | John of Refham | - |
1375-76 | John of Bulkham | - |
1377-78 | Richard of Stanhope | - |
1379-81 | William of Bishopdale | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1378, 1381, 1388, 1390 and 1391 |
1382 | Robert Oliver | - |
1383 | John of Bulkham | - |
1384 | Stephen Whitgray | - |
1385 | Adam of Bulkham | - |
1386 | Robert Plummer | - |
1387 | John of Bulkham | - |
1388 | Robert of Raynton | - |
1389 | John of Horton | - |
1390-92 | William of Bishopdale | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1378, 1381, 1388, 1390 and 1391 |
1393-95 | Laurence of Acton | - |
1396-97 | Sampson Harding | - |
1398 | William Johnson | |
1399-1400 | Henry Karlell | Merchant. MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1388,1394 MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1378, 1381, 1388, 1390 and 1391 |
1400 | Roger Thornton | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1399, 1411, 1417 and 1419 |
1401 | Robert Cherden | - |
1402-05 | Roger Thornton | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1399, 1411, 1417 and 1419 |
1406 | Robert Gabefore | - |
1407 | William Esyngton | - |
1408-09 | William Langton | - |
1410 | - | - |
1411-12 | William Langton | - |
1413-15 | Robert Hebburn (d) | - |
1416-17 | Roger Thornton | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1399,1411,1417 and 1419 |
1418-19 | John Strother | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1417, 1419 and 1421 |
1420 | John Bywell | - |
1421 | John Strother | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1417, 1419 and 1421 |
1422 | John Wall | Merchant. MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1420 |
1423-25 | Roger Thornton | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1399,1411,1417 and 1419 |
1426 | William Ellerby | - |
1427 | John Wall | - |
1428 | Laurence Acton | - |
1429 | John Rodes | - |
1430 | John Rodes | - |
1431 | John Rodes | - |
1432 | Laurence Acton | - |
1433 | Laurence Acton | - |
1434 | Richard Hall | - |
1435 | Robert Whelpington | - |
1436 | Richard Hall | - |
1437 | Laurence Acton | - |
1438 | Robert Whelpington | - |
1439 | John Clark | - |
1440 | John Chambers | - |
1441 | William Harding | - |
1442 | Thomas Warde | - |
1443 | John Musgrave | - |
1444 | William Harding | - |
1445 | William Jay | - |
1446 | William Harding | - |
1447 | William Harding | - |
1448 | John Ward | - |
1449 | William Harding | - |
1450 | John Ward | - |
1451 | Robert Baxter | - |
1452 | William Harding | - |
1453 | John Carlell | - |
1454 | John Richardson | - |
1455 | John Richardson | - |
1456 | John Richardson | - |
1457 | John Richardson | - |
1458 | John Pendreth | - |
1459 | John Richardson | - |
1460 | Robert Baxter | - |
1461 | John Richardson | - |
1462 | Allen Bird | - |
1463 | Allen Bird | - |
1464 | John Nixon | - |
1465 | Allen Bird | - |
1466 | John Nixon | - |
1467 | William Blaxton | - |
1468 | John Nixon | - |
1469 | Richard Stevenson | - |
1470 | William Blaxton | - |
1471J | ohn Nixon | - |
1472 | William Blaxton | - |
1473 | William Blaxton | - |
1474 | Nicholas Haynyng | - |
1475 | John Carlell | - |
1476 | John Carlell | - |
1477 | John Coke | - |
1478 | Robert Chambers | - |
1479 | John Sample | - |
1480 | John Carlell | - |
1481 | George Carr | - |
1482 | John Coke | - |
1483 | John Carlell | - |
1484 | George Carr | - |
1485 | Richard Chamber | - |
1486 | George Carr | - |
1487 | George Carr | - |
1488 | Thomas Lockwood | - |
1489 | George Carr | - |
1490 | Peter Bewick | - |
1491 | George Carr | - |
1492 | George Carr | - |
1493 | George Carr | - |
1494 | George Bird | - |
1495 | George Bird | - |
1496 | George Bird | - |
1497 | Robert Harding | - |
1498 | George Carr | - |
1499 | Robert Brigham | - |
1500 | George Carr | - |
1501 | Bertram Younghusband | - |
1502 | George Carr | - |
1503 | John Snowe | - |
1504 | Christopher Brigham | - |
1505 | Christopher Brigham | - |
1506 | George Bird | - |
1507 | Bertram Younghusband | - |
1508 | Robert Baxter | - |
1509 | John Brandling | - |
1510 | Thomas Riddell | - |
1511 | George Bird (d) | - |
1511 | Christopher Brigham | - |
1512 | John Brandling | - |
1513 | John Blaxton | - |
1514 | Thomas Horsley | Founder of Royal Grammar School, Newcastle |
1515 | Roger Dent | - |
1516 | John Brandling | - |
1517 | Edward Baxter | - |
1518 | Edward Baxter | - |
1519 | Thomas Horsley | Founder of Royal Grammar School, Newcastle |
1520 | John Brandling | - |
1521 | Thomas Riddell | - |
1522 | Edward Baxter | - |
1523 | Edward Baxter | - |
1524-25 | Thomas Horsley | Founder of Royal Grammar School, Newcastle |
1526 | Thomas Riddell | - |
1527 | John Blaxton | - |
1528 | Edward Swinburn | - |
1529 | James Lawson | - |
1530 | Gilbert Middleton | - |
1531 | Robert Brandling | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1545,1547,1553,1555 and 1563 |
1532 | Henry Anderson | - |
1533 | Thomas Horsley | Founder of Royal Grammar School, Newcastle |
1534 | Ralph Carr | - |
1535 | Thomas Baxter | - |
1536 | Robert Brandling | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1545,1547,1553,1555 and 1563 |
1537 | John Sanderson | - |
1538 | Andrew Bewick | - |
1539 | Henry Anderson | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1529 |
1540 | James Lawson | - |
1541 | John Hilton | - |
1542 | Henry Anderso | - |
1543 | Robert Brandling | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1545,1547,1553,1555 and 1563 |
1544 | Robert Lewen | - |
1545 | George Davell | - |
1546 | Henry Anderson | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1529 |
1547 | Sir Robert Brandling | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1545,1547,1553,1555 and 1563 |
1548 | Mark Shafto | - |
1549 | Cuthbert Ellison | - |
1550 | Robert Brigham | - |
1551 | Bartram Anderson | - |
1552 | Robert Lewen | - |
1553 | Cuthbert Blunt | - |
1554 | Cuthbert Ellison | - |
1555 | Richard Hodgson | - |
1556 | Christopher Mitford | - |
1557 | Bartram Anderson | - |
1558 | Oswald Chapman | - |
1559 | Robert Ellison | - |
1560 | Cuthbert Musgrave | - |
1561 | John Wilkinson | - |
1562 | William Dent | - |
1563 | Bartram Anderson | - |
1564 | Sir Robert Brandling | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1545,1547,1553,1555 and 1563 |
1565 | William Carr | - |
1566 | Richard Hodgson | - |
1567 | Robert Anderson | - |
1568 | Henry Brandling | - |
1569 | Christopher Mitford | - |
1570 | Robert Ellison | - |
1571 | William Jenison | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1571, 1572 and 1584 |
1572 | Thomas Liddell | Merchant, Sheriff of Newcastle in 1563-64. Father of Thomas Liddell, Mayor 1597-98 and 1609-10. |
1573 | William Selby | - |
1574 | John Watson | - |
1575 | Henry Anderson | - |
1576 | Henry Brandling | - |
1577 | Robert Barker | - |
1578 | Mark Shafto | - |
1579 | Roger Rawe | - |
1580 | Richard Hodgson | - |
1581 | William Jenison | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1571, 1572 and 1584 |
1582 | William Riddell | - |
1583 | Henry Anderson | - |
1584 | Henry Mitford | - |
1585 | Robert Barker | - |
1586 | Henry Chapman | - |
1587 | Edward Lewe | - |
1588 | Roger Nicholson | - |
1589 | William Selby | - |
1590 | Robert Atkinson | - |
1591 | George Farnaby | - |
1592 | Roger Rawe | - |
1593 | Lionel Maddison | - |
1594 | Henry Anderson | - |
1595 | William Riddell | - |
1596 | Ralph Jenison (d) | - |
1596 | Henry Chapman | - |
1597 | Thomas Liddell | Merchant, Sheriff of Newcastle 1592-93. Son of Thomas Liddell (d.1577), Mayor 1572-73. Father of Sir Thomas Liddell, 1st Baronet, Mayor 1625, 1634, and 1636. |
1598 | George Farnaby | - |
1599 | William Jenison | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1601 and 1614 |
1600 | George Selby | - |
1601 | Francis Anderson | - |
1602 | Robert Dudley | - |
1603 | William Warmouth | - |
1604 | Thomas Riddel | - |
1605 | Lionel Maddison | - |
1606 | George Selby | - |
1607 | James Clavering | - |
1608 | Henry Chapman | - |
1609 | Thomas Liddell | Merchant, Sheriff of Newcastle 1592-93. Son of Thomas Liddell (d.1577), Mayor 1572-73, and father of Sir Thomas Liddell, 1st Baronet.. |
1610 | William Jenison | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1601 and 1614 |
1611 | George Selby | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1601-14 |
1612 | Francis Anderson | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1660–1679 |
1613 | Sir Henry Anderson | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1614–1628 |
1614 | William Warmouth | - |
1615 | Francis Burrell | - |
1616 | Sir Thomas Riddell | - |
1617 | Lionel Maddison | - |
1618 | James Clavering | - |
1619 | Sir Peter Riddell | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1624-29 |
1620 | Henry Chapman | - |
1621 | William Jenison | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1601 and 1614 |
1622 | George Selby | - |
1623 | Henry Bowes | - |
1624 | William Hall | - |
1625 | Thomas Liddell | - |
1626 | Alexander Davison | - |
1627 | Henry Chapman | - |
1628 | Robert Bewick | - |
1629 | John Clavering | - |
1630 | Robert Anderson | - |
1631 | William Warmouth | - |
1632 | Sir Lionel Maddison | - |
1633 | Ralph Cole | - |
1634 | Ralph Cock | - |
1635 | Sir Peter Riddell | - |
1636 | Thomas Liddell | - |
1637 | John Marlay | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1661-1673 |
1638 | Alexander Davison | - |
1639 | Robert Bewick | - |
1640 | Sir Nicholas Cole, Bart | - |
1641 | Sir Nicholas Cole, Bart | - |
1642-4 | Sir John Marley | |
1644 | Henry Warmouth | - |
1645 | John Blaxton | - |
1646 | Henry Dawson | - |
1647 | Thomas Ledger | - |
1648 | Thomas Bonner | - |
1649 | William Dawson | - |
1650 | George Dawson | - |
1651 | Thomas Bonner | - |
1652 | Henry Dawson (d) | - |
1652 | George Dawson | - |
1653 | William Johnson | - |
1654 | William Johnson | - |
1655 | Robert Shaftoe | - |
1656 | Henry Rawling | - |
1657 | George Dawson | - |
1658 | Mark Milbank | - |
1659 | Thomas Bonner | - |
1660 | John Emmerson | - |
1661 | Sir John Marley | - |
1662 | Francis Anderson | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1660–1679 |
1663 | Sir James Clavering | MP for Durham, 1656-58 |
1664 | Sir Francis Liddel | Son of Sir Thomas Liddell, 1st Baronet who had been Mayor in 1626-27 and 1636-37. Sir Francis had served as Sheriff of Newcastle in 1640. |
1665 | Henry Maddison | - |
1666 | William Blackett | Businessman. MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1673 and 1679 |
1667 | Henry Brabant | - |
1668 | Ralph Jennison | - |
1669 | Thomas Davison | - |
1670 | William Carr | - |
1671 | Ralph Grey | - |
1672 | Mark Milbank | - |
1673 | Timothy Davison | - |
1674 | Thomas Jennison | - |
1675 | Francis Anderson | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1660–1679 |
1676 | Sir Ralph Carr | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1679, 1881, 1689 and 1690 |
1677 | Robert Roddam | - |
1678 | Matthew Jeffryson | - |
1679 | George Morton | - |
1680 | Sir Nathaniel Johnson | - |
1681 | Timothy Robson | - |
1682 | Nicholas Fenwick | - |
1683 | William Blackett | - |
1684 | William Aubone | - |
1685 | Sir Henry Brabant | - |
1686 | Nicholas Cole | - |
1687 | John Squire (r) | - |
1687 | Sir William Creagh | - |
1688 | William Hutchinson (r) | - |
1688 | Nicholas Ridley | - |
1689 | William Carr | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1690–1710 |
1690 | William Ramsey | - |
1691 | Matthew White | - |
1692 | Thomas Wasse | - |
1693 | Sir Ralph Carr | - |
1694 | Joseph Atkinson | - |
1695 | Timothy Robson | - |
1696 | George Whinfield | - |
1697 | Nicholas Fenwick | - |
1698 | Sir William Blackett | - |
1699 | Robert Eden | - |
1700 | George Henderson | - |
1701 | William Ramsey | - |
1702 | William Carr | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1690–1710 |
1703 | Matthew White | - |
1704 | Thomas Wasse | - |
1705 | Sir Ralph Carr | - |
1706 | Nicholas Ridley | - |
1707 | Joseph Atkinson | - |
1708 | Robert Fenwick | - |
1709 | George Whinfield (d) | - |
1709 | Jonathan Rodham | - |
1710 | William Ellison | - |
1711 | Matthew Fetherstonhaugh | - |
1712 | Henry Reay | - |
1713 | Richard Ridley | - |
1714 | Edward Johnson | - |
1715 | Henry Dalston | - |
1716 | Ralph Reed | - |
1717 | Francis Rudstone | - |
1718 | Sir William Blackett | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1710–28 |
1719 | Joseph Green | - |
1720 | Nicholas Fenwick | - |
1721 | Francis Johnson | - |
1722 | William Ellison | - |
1723 | Matthew Fetherstonhaugh | - |
1724 | William Carr | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1722–27, 1729–34 |
1725 | Nathaniel Clayton | - |
1726 | Nicholas Fenwick | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1727-47 |
1727 | Cuthbert Fenwick | - |
1728 | Stephen Coulson | - |
1729 | Henry Reay | - |
1730 | Francis Rudston | - |
1731 | Robert Sorsbie | - |
1732 | Richard Ridley | - |
1733 | Matthew Ridley | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1747-74 |
1734 | William Ellison | - |
1735 | Sir Walter Blackett, Bart | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1734–77 |
1736 | Nicholas Fenwick | - |
1737 | William Carr | - |
1738 | Nathaniel Clayton | - |
1739 | Cuthbert Fenwick | - |
1740 | Edward Collingwood | - |
1741 | Robert Sorsbie | - |
1742 | John Simpson | - |
1743 | Ralph Sowerby | - |
1744 | John Ord (d) | - |
1744 | Matthew Ridley | - |
1745 | Cuthbert Smith | - |
1746 | Nicholas Fenwick | - |
1747 | NicholasFenwick | - |
1748 | Sir Walter Blackett, Bart | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1734–77 |
1749 | Robert Sorsbie | - |
1750 | Ralph Sowerby | - |
1751 | Matthew Ridley | - |
1752 | Henry Partis | - |
1753 | Henry Eden | - |
1754 | Cuthbert Smit | - |
1755 | William Clayton | - |
1756 | Sir Walter Blackett, Bart | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1734–77 |
1757 | Matthew Bell | - |
1758 | Ralph Sowerby | - |
1759 | Matthew Ridley | - |
1760 | Henry Partis | - |
1761 | Aubone Surtees | - |
1762 | Cuthbert Smith | - |
1763 | William Clayton | - |
1764 | Sir Walter Blackett, Bart | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1734–77 |
1765 | John Erasmus Blackett | Businessman |
1766 | Matthew Scafe | - |
1767 | Edward Mosley | - |
1768 | John Baker | - |
1769 | Francis Forster | - |
1770 | Aubone Surtees | - |
1771 | Sir Walter Blackett, Bart | MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1734–77 |
1772 | John Erasmus Blackett | Businessman |
1773 | Matthew Scafe (d) | - |
1773 | Edward Mosley | - |
1774 | Sir Matthew White Ridley, 2nd Baronet | MP for Morpeth, 1768 and Newcastle, 1774 |
1775 | Charles Atkinson | - |
1776 | John Baker | - |
1777 | John Hedley | - |
1778 | Hugh Hornby | - |
1779 | Francis Forster | - |
1780 | John Erasmus Blackett | - |
1781 | Edward Mosley | - |
1782 | Sir Matthew White Ridley, 2nd Baronet | MP for Morpeth, 1768 and Newcastle, 1774 |
1783 | Charles Atkinson | - |
1784 | James Rudman | - |
1785 | William Yielder | - |
1786 | Francis Johnson | - |
1787 | William Cramlington | - |
1788 | John Hedley | - |
1789 | Hugh Hornby | - |
1790 | John Erasmus Blackett | Businessman |
1791 | Sir Matthew White Ridley, 2nd Baronet | MP for Morpeth, 1768 and Newcastle, 1774 |
1792 | James Rudman | - |
1793 | William Yielder | - |
1794 | Francis Johnson | - |
1795 | Richard Chambers | - |
1796 | William Cramlington | - |
1797 | Anthony Hood | - |
1798 | John Wallis | - |
1799 | Robert Shafto Hedley | - |
1800 | Archibald Reed | - |
1801 | Joseph Forster | - |
1802 | Thomas Clennell | - |
1803 | Thomas Smith | - |
1804 | Robert Clayton | - |
1805 | Henry Cramlington | - |
1806 | Archibald Reed | - |
1807 | Anthony Hood | - |
1808 | Joseph Forster | - |
1809 | Isaac Cookson, jnr. | - |
1810 | Thomas Burdon | - |
1811 | George Forster | - |
1812 | Robert Clayton | - |
1813 | Thomas Smith | - |
1814 | Benjamin Sorsbie | - |
1815 | Henry Cramlington | - |
1816 | Sir Thomas Burdon | - |
1817 | Robert Clayton | - |
1818 | Joseph Forster | - |
1819 | Archibald Reed | - |
1820 | George ForsterJ | - |
1821 | Aubone Surtees | - |
1822 | Robert Bell | - |
1823 | William Wright | - |
1824 | Henry Cramlington | - |
1825 | George Forster | - |
1826 | Archibald Reed | - |
1827 | Benjamin Sorsbie | - |
1828 | Robert Bell | - |
1829 | George Shadforth | - |
1830 | Archibald Reed | - |
1831 | Archibald Reed | - |
1832 | John Brandling | - |
1833 | Henry Bell | - |
1834 | John Lionel Hood | - |
1835 | Charles John Bigge | - |
1836 | Joseph Lamb | - |
1837 | Thomas Emerson Headlam | - |
1838 | John Fife | - |
1839 | John Carr | - |
1840 | John Ridley | - |
1841 | James Hodgson | - |
1842 | Thomas Dunn | - |
1843 | Sir John Fife | - |
1844 | Addison Langhorn Potter | - |
1845 | Thomas Emerson Headlam | - |
1846 | James Archbold | - |
1847 | Stephen Lowrey | - |
1848 | James Dent Weatherley | Former Captain of 60th Royal Rifles |
1849 | Joseph Crawhall | - |
1850 | William Armstrong | Corn merchant and improver of the River Tyne |
1851 | James Hodgson | - |
1852 | Nathaniel Grace Lambert | - |
1853 | Ralph Dodds | - |
1854 | Isaac Lowthian Bell | Ironmaster |
1855 | Ralph Park Philipson | - |
1856 | Edward Nathaniel Grace | Sheriff, 1854 |
1857 | Anthony Nichol | - |
1858 | Joseph Laycock | - |
1859 | John Blackwell | - |
1860 | Henry Ingledew | - |
1861 | Joseph Armstrong | - |
1862 | Isaac Lowthian Bell | Ironmaster |
1863 | Thomas Hedley | - |
1864 | Edward Mosley Perkins | - |
1865 | Ralph Dodds | - |
1866 | William Hunter | - |
1867 | Henry Angus | - |
1868 | James Morrison | - |
1869 | James Morrison | - |
1870 | Richard Burdon Sanderson | - |
1871 | Thomas Leslie Gregson | - |
1872 | Richard Cail | - |
1873 | Addison Potter | - |
1874 | Addison Potter | - |
1875 | William Haswell Stephenson | - |
1876 | John Oliver Scott | Alderman, Magistrate, Shipping Owner, Coal Sites Owner, In Mayoral Office for the visit of General Ulysses S. Grant to the North East of England in 1877, (Also in office as Sheriff 1874-75) |
1877-78 | Thomas Robinson | - |
1879 | Richard Cail | - |
1880-81 | Jonathan Angus | - |
1882 | Thomas George Gibson | - |
1883 | Henry William Newton | Surgeon and Alderman |
1884 | William Haswell Stephenson | - |
1885 | Benjamin Chapman Browne | - |
1886-87 | ||
1877-78 | Thomas Robinson | - |
1879 | Richard Cail | - |
1880-81 | Jonathan Angus | - |
1882 | Thomas George Gibson | - |
1883 | Henry William Newton | - |
1884 | William Haswell Stephenson | - |
1885 | Benjamin Chapman Browne | - |
1886 | Sir Benjamin Chapman Browne | - |
1887 | William Davies Stephens | - |
1888 | Thomas Richardson | - |
1889 | Thomas Bell | - |
1890 | Joseph Baxter Ellis | - |
1891 | William Sutton | - |
1892 | Edward Culley | - |
1893 | Stephen Quin | - |
1894 | William Haswell Stephenson | - |
1895 | Riley Lord | - |
1896 | John Goolden | - |
1897 | Thomas Barkas Sanderson | - |
1898 | George Harkus | - |
1899 | Sir Riley Lord | - |
1900 | John Beattie | - |
1901 | Henry William Newton | - |
1902 [5] | Sir William Haswell Stephenson | - fourth term |
1903 | Andrew Peter Anderson | - |
1904 | Joseph Baxter Ellis | - |
1905 | Sir Joseph Baxter Ellis | - |
1906 | John Matthew Oubridge | - |
1907 | William John Sanderson | - |
1908 | John James Forster | - |
1909 | Sir William Haswell Stephenson | - |
1910 | Sir William Haswell Stephenson | - |
1911 | Sir William Haswell Stephenson | - |
1912 | John Frederick Weidner | - |
1913 | Johnstone Wallace | - |
1914 | John Fitzgerald | Brewer |
1915-7 | George Lunn | Liberal Party politician |
1918 | Arthur Munro Sutherland | Shipowner and philanthropist |
1919 | Walter Lee | - |
1920 | Thomas William Rowe | - |
1921 | Richard Henry Millican | - |
1922 | William Bramble | - |
1923 | Stephen Easten | - |
1924 | Walter Lee | - |
1925 | Anthony Oates | - |
1926 | Arthur William Lambert | - |
1927 | Stephen Easten | - |
1928 | Arthur William Lambert | - |
1929 | Joseph Stephenson | - |
1930 | David Adams | - |
1931 | John George Nixon jnr. | - |
1932 | Joseph William Leech | - |
1933 | John Leadbitter | - |
1934 | Robert Stanley Dalgleish | - |
1935 | William Locke | - |
1936 | John Grantham | - |
1937 | Gilbert Oliver | - |
1938 | William Robert Wallace | - |
1939 | Adamson Dawson Russell | - |
1940 | Adamson Dawson Russell | - |
1941 | George Dixon | - |
1942 | Walter Thompson | - |
1944 | Thomas Clements | - |
1945 | James Alexander Clydesdale | - |
1946 | James Pearson | - |
1947/8 | Thomas McCutcheon | - |
1949 | AaronCharlton Curry | - |
1950 | Norman Hackworth Chapman | - |
1951 | William McKeag | - |
1952 | Violet Hardisty Grantham | - |
1953 | William McKeag | - |
1954 | Robert Mould-Graham | - |
1955 | Henry Waller | - |
1956 | Aaron Charlton Curry (d) | - |
1956 | Violet Hardisty Grantham | - |
1957 | John William Telford | - |
1958 | Dorothy Ann Fitzpatrick | - |
1959 | Catherine Campbell Scott | - |
1960 | Gladys Robson | - |
1961 | Henry Russell | - |
1962 | George Jacobson | - |
1963 | Henry Simm (d) | - |
1963 | Peter Henry Renwick | - |
1964 | Peter Henry Renwick | - |
1965 | Theresa Science Russell | - |
1966 | Jonathan Farries Burton | - |
1967 | Albert Roy Hadwin | - |
1968 | Robert Skinner Gray | - |
1969 | William Ritchie Samuel Forsyth | - |
1970 | William Harding | - |
1971 | Madge Elaine Graham | - |
1972 | Arthur Grey | - |
1973 | Arthur Grey | - |
1974 | Margaret Collins | Honorary Freeman in 1980, represented St. Lawrence until 1982 |
1975 | Iris Margaret Steedman | Represented West City Ward until 1992. Honorary Alderman 1992 Awarded an MBE in 1999. |
1976 | Hugh Jackson White | Represented Blakelaw Ward until 1987. |
1977 | Thomas Watson Collins | Honorary Freeman in 1980 Represented Monkchester Ward to 1987. Honorary Alderman in 1987. |
1978 | Doris Alma Starkey | Represented Elswick Ward until 1981. |
1979 | Margaret Stevens Murray | Represented Moorside Ward until 1983. |
1980 | John Charlton Kerrigan | Represent Woolsington Ward until 1997. Honorary Alderman in 1997. |
1981 | Bennie Abrahams | Represented Monkchester Ward until 1986. Honorary Alderman in 1986. |
1982 | Thomas William Yellowley | Represented Benwell Ward until his death in 1995 |
1983 | Arthur Fletcher Stabler | Represent West City Ward until his death in 1997 |
1984 | Norman Stockdale | Represented Walker Ward until his death in 1987 |
1985 | Royston Craig Burgess | Represented Walker Ward until his death in 1987 |
1986 | James Peter Laing | Represented Fawdon Ward until 2004. Honorary Alderman 2005 |
1987 | Stanley John Clark Allan | Represented Woolsington Ward until his death in 1991 |
1988 | Derek Webster | Represented Lemington Ward until 1990 |
1989 | Terence Cooney | Represented Fenham Ward until his death in 2008. |
1990 | Cuthbert Stephenson | Represented Denton Ward until 1996. Honorary Alderman in 1996 |
1991 | Thomas Johnston Marr | Represented Byker Ward until his death in 1998 |
1992 | Cecil Arthur Cook | Represented Benwell Ward until his death in 2002 |
1993 | Joan Margaret Lamb | Represented Scotswood Ward until 2000. Honorary Alderman in 2000 |
1994 | Robert Crofton Brown | Represented Newburn Ward until his death in 1996 |
1995 | Bernard Rice | Represent Walkergate Ward until 2004. Honorary Alderman in 2005 |
1996 | Leslie Alexander Russell | Represented Monkchester Ward until 1999. Honorary Alderman in 1999. |
1997 | Mary Isabel Nixon | Represented Newburn Ward until her death in 2002 |
1998 | Thomas Daniel Marshall | Represented Newburn Ward until 2004. Honorary Alderman in 2005. |
1999 | John Cunningham | Represented Walker Ward until his death in July 2003 |
2000 | Peter John Stuart Thomson | Represented Elswick Ward until 2004 |
2001 | Mary Jane Carr | Represented Denton Ward until 2004. |
2002 | John Marshall | Represented Wingrove Ward until 2004. Honorary Alderman in 2008 |
2003 | Margaret Richardson Carter | Represented Kenton Ward until 2012. |
2004 | George William Douglas | Represented Walker Ward until 2007. Honorary Alderman in 2007. |
2005 | David Serge Slesenger | Represented East Gosforth Ward until 2018 |
2006 | Diane Margaret Packham | Represented Parklands Ward until 2017 |
2007 | Peter John Arnold | Represented Denton Ward until 2010 |
2008 | David Leslie Wood | Represented Walker Ward as of 2019 |
2009 | Michael Cookson | Represented East Gosforth ward to 2011 |
2010 | Brenda Hindmarsh | Represented Fawdon & West Gosforth Ward as of 2019 |
2011 | Geoff O'Brien | Represented Westgate Ward |
2012 | Jackie Slesenger | Represented West Gosforth until 2018 |
2013 | Margaret Wood | Represented Walker Ward as of 2019 |
2014 | George Pattison | Represented Kingston Park South and Newbiggin Hall Ward as of 2019 |
2015 | Ian Graham | Represented Castle Ward until 2018 |
2016 | Hazel Stephenson | Represented Benwell and Scotswood Ward as of 2019 |
2017 | Linda Wright | Represented Callerton & Throckley Ward as of 2019 |
2018 | David Down | Represented Parklands Warduntil 2019 |
2019 | David Cook | Represented Lemington Ward as of 2019 |
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