List of chairmen of the London County Council

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This is a list of persons who held the offices of chairman, vice chairman and deputy chairman of the London County Council . All three offices existed from 1889 to 1965.

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Background

The chairmanship and vice chairmanship were statutory offices created by the Local Government Act 1888. Both of these positions were generally filled by members of the majority party. The chairman chaired meetings of the council, and was the county's civic leader, filling a similar role to the mayor of a borough or city. The vice chairman performed these functions in his or her absence.

As part of the celebrations of the silver jubilee of George V in 1935 it was announced that the chairman would in future be entitled to use the style "right honourable", an honour already enjoyed by the Lord Mayor of London. [1]

The council's standing orders also provided for the post of deputy chairman. This was initially a salaried position created to supervise the administration of the local authority. In 1894 the Royal Commission on the Amalgamation of the City and County of London strongly recommended that a clerk be appointed, independent of the parties on the council, as was the practice in municipal boroughs. [2] A county clerk was duly appointed in 1895, and the deputy chairmanship became ceremonial. The office was filled by nominees of the opposition party on the council. [3]

On 1 April 1965 the London County Council was abolished, with its successor authority being the Greater London Council.

Regalia

The chairman had no badge of office until 1927. In 1909 the council had decided that no badge or device should be worn by the chairman. By 1926 the number of formal occasions attended by the chairman had increased, and it was felt that he was at a distinct disadvantage due to not having a distinguishing mark to indicate his office. In 1927 Major Lewis-Barned, councillor for South Paddington, agreed to cover the cost of a badge. The badge was made by an instructor at the Central School of Arts and Crafts and featured the council's coat of arms within an oval of London Pride. The badge was worn on a ribbon in a distinctive barry wavy argent and azure pattern derived from the arms. In 1950 similar, but smaller, badges were acquired for the use of the vice and deputy chairmen. [4]

1889–1899

William Collins Sir William Job Collins.jpg
William Collins
Lord Rosebery RoseberyMillais.png
Lord Rosebery
John Lubbock John Lubbock72.jpg
John Lubbock
Thomas McKinnon Wood Thomas McKinnon Wood.jpg
Thomas McKinnon Wood
Civic yearChairmanVice chairmanDeputy chairman
1889 [5] Earl of Rosebery Sir John Lubbock Joseph Firth Bottomley Firth
(Died September 1889)
Office vacant September – November 1889
1889–1890 [6] Earl of Rosebery [note a]

Sir John Lubbock (July 1890) [7]

Sir John Lubbock [note a]

Thomas Farrer

Alfred H Haggis
1890–1891 [8] Sir John Lubbock Thomas Farrer Alfred Haggis
(Died November 1891)
Office vacant November 1891 – March 1892
1891–1892 [note b]
1892–1893 [9] Earl of Rosebery [note c]

John Hutton (July 1892) [10]

John Hutton [note c]

Charles Harrison (July 1892) [11]

Willoughby Dickinson
1893–1894 John Hutton Charles Harrison Willoughby Dickinson
1894–1895 Sir John Hutton [note d] Charles Harrison Willoughby Dickinson
1895–1896 [12] Sir Arthur Arnold John Benn Willoughby Dickinson
1896–1897 [13] Sir Arthur Arnold Dr William Job Collins Melvill Beachcroft
1897–1898 [14] Dr William Job Collins Melvill Beachcroft Andrew Mitchell Torrance
1898–1899 [15] Thomas McKinnon Wood Lord Welby Henry Percy Harris

1899–1909

W. H. Dickinson 1906 Willoughby Dickinson.jpg
W. H. Dickinson
John Benn John Williams Benn.jpg
John Benn
A. M. Torrance 1900s Andrew Mitchell Torrance MP.jpg
A. M. Torrance
R. A Robinson RARobinsonII C.jpg
R. A Robinson
E. A. Cornwall Sir Edwin Cornwall.jpg
E. A. Cornwall
Civic yearChairmanVice chairmanDeputy chairman
1899–1900 [18] Lord Welby Richard Strong Thomas Lorimer Corbett
1900–1901 [19] Willoughby Dickinson Andrew Mitchell Torrance John Fletcher
1901–1902 [20] Andrew Mitchell Torrance John McDougall Arthur Rotton
1902–1903 [21] John McDougall [note e] Lord Monkswell Henry Clarke
1903–1904 [22] Lord Monkswell Edwin Cornwall Richard Atkinson Robinson
1904–1905 [23] John Benn Edwin Cornwall Frederick Prat Alliston
1905–1906 Edwin Cornwall Evan Spicer Clifford Proby
1906–1907 [24] Evan Spicer Henry WardElijah Baxter Forman
1907–1908 [25] Henry Percy Harris Herbert Stuart Sankey Fitzroy Hemphill
1908–1909 [26] Richard Atkinson Robinson William Whitaker Thompson Arthur Acland Allen

1909–1919

Lord Cheylesmore, chairman 1912 - 1913 Eaton HF Vanity Fair 1912-07-17.jpg
Lord Cheylesmore, chairman 1912 – 1913
Lord Crewe, chairman 1917 - 1918 Robert Crewe-Milnes portrait.jpg
Lord Crewe, chairman 1917 – 1918
Civic yearChairmanVice chairmanDeputy chairman
1909–1910 [29] Sir Melvill Beachcroft Edward WhiteEdward Smith
1910–1911 [30] William Whitaker Thompson Cyril Cobb Alfred James Shepheard
1911–1912 [31] Edward White [note f] Cyril Jackson [note g]
Captain G S C Swinton (1912)		Arthur B Russell
1912–1913 [32] George Swinton [note h]
Lord Cheylesmore (April 1912) [33] 		John Herbert Hunter Harry Gosling
1913–1914 [34] Cyril Cobb Philip Pilditch William Cowlishaw Johnson
1914–1915 [35] Viscount Peel Alfred Ordway Goodrich H. E. A. Cotton
1915–1916 [36] Cyril Jackson Ernest Gray Percy Harris
1916–1917 [37] Alfred Fowell Buxton William James SquiresHenry Herman Gordon
1917–1918 [38] [39] Marquess of Crewe [note i] John Gilbert Thomas Frederick Hobson
1918–1919 [40] Ronald Collet Norman Cecil Urquhart Fisher Katharine Wallas

1919–1929

George Hume George Hopwood Hume.jpg
George Hume
Civic yearChairmanVice chairmanDeputy chairman
1919–1920 [43] Lord Downham Andrew Thomas Taylor Thomas Gautrey
1920–1921 [44] John Gilbert [note j] Jessie Wilton Phipps George Masterman Gillett
1921–1922 [45] Percy Simmons [note k] Francis Robert Ince AndertonHowell Williams
1922–1923 [46] Francis Robert Ince Anderton Henry Cubitt Gooch Henrietta Adler
1923–1924 [47] Henry Cubitt Gooch Henry Vincent Rowe Earl of Haddo
1924–1925 [48] John Herbert Hunter Isidore Salmon Henry Mills
1925–1926 [49] Oscar Emanuel Warburg [note l] John Burgess Preston Karslake Susan Lawrence
1926–1927 [50] George Hume William Hunt Emil Davies
1927–1928 [51] John Maria Gatti Geoffrey Head Edward Cruse
1928–1929 [52] Cecil Levita [note m] Frederick Lionel Dove John Speakman

1929–1939

Monk Bretton in 1909, 20 years before he was chairman. John William Dodson, Vanity Fair, 1909-10-27.jpg
Monk Bretton in 1909, 20 years before he was chairman.
Civic yearChairmanVice chairmanDeputy chairman
1929–1930 [57] Lord Monk Bretton Ernest Sanger Eveline Lowe
1930–1931 [58] Robert Tasker [note n] Thomas Clarence Edward Goff Alfred Baker
1931–1932 [59] Ernest Sanger Ernest Dence Cecil Manning
1932–1933 [60] Angus Scott Beatrix Lyall Agnes Dawson
1933–1934 [61] Ernest Dence Cyril Jacobs Anna Mathew
1934–1935 [62] Lord Snell [note p] Ewart Culpin Charles Allpass
1935–1936 [63] Lord Snell Ewart Culpin William Wilson Grantham
1936–1937 [64] Lord Snell Ewart Culpin Robert Taylor
1937–1938 [65] Lord Snell Emil Davies Frederic Bertram Galer
1938–1939 [66] Ewart Culpin John Speakman Gervas Pierrepont

1939–1949

Civic yearChairmanVice chairmanDeputy chairman
1939–1940 [68] Eveline Lowe Richard Coppock Samuel Gluckstein
1940–1941 [69] Albert Emil Davies Henry Berry Frank Stanley Henwood
1941–1942 [70] Charles Ammon Charles Gibson Edgar John Sainsbury
1942–1943 [71] J. P. Blake Ada GrayWalter Clifford Northcott
1943–1944 [72] Alfred Baker [note q]
Richard Coppock (May 1943)		 Reginald H. Pott Eric Hall
1944–1945 [73] Somerville Hastings Thomas Henry Jones [74] Edward Martin
1945–1946 [75] Charles Robertson Ethel Maud NewmanFrederick William Dean
1946–1947 [76] John Cliff Harry Smith Frank Gibbs Rye
1947–1948 [77] Eleanor Nathan Ernest SherwoodJohn Martin Oakey
1948–1949 [78] Walter Richard Owen Frank Lawrence Combes [note r]
Fred Powe (October 1948)		 William Reed Hornby Steer

1949–1959

Bowen in 1920, 29 years before becoming chairman J. W. Bowen.jpg
Bowen in 1920, 29 years before becoming chairman
Civic yearChairmanVice chairmanDeputy chairman
1949–1950 [82] John William Bowen Bernard Sullivan Charles Pearce
1950–1951 [83] John William Bowen Helen Bentwich A W Scott
1951–1952 [84] John William Bowen Richard Sargood Norah Runge
1952–1953 [85] Edwin Bayliss Douglas Prichard Francis William Beech
1953–1954 [86] Arthur Edward Middleton [note s]
Molly Bolton (November 1953) [note a] 		Molly Bolton [note s]
Frank Banfield (November 1953) [note a] 		Frederick Lawrence
1954–1955 [87] Victor Mishcon Jack Oldfield Alfred Edward Reneson Coucher
1955–1956[ citation needed ] Norman Prichard Ethel Rankin George Rowland Durston Bradfield
1956–1957 [88] Helen Bentwich J. O'Neill RyanElizabeth Evelyn Pepler
1957–1958 [89] Ronald McKinnon Wood Leonard BrowneMargery Thornton
1958–1959 [90] Albert Samuels Eleanor Goodrich Cecilia Petrie

1959–1965

Civic yearChairmanVice chairmanDeputy chairman
1959–1960 [94] Sidney Barton Edward Woods Samuel Isidore Salmon
1960–1961 [95] Florence Cayford John KeenNorman Farmer
1961–1962 [96] Harold Shearman Edward AveryRandolph Joseph Cleaver
1962–1963 [97] Olive Deer Herbert James Lowton LygoeEileen Hoare
1963–1964 [98] Reginald Stamp [note t]
Arthur Wicks (October 1963) [note t] 		Arthur Wicks
Henry Stillman (October 1963) [note t] 		Unity Lister
1964–1965 [99] Arthur Wicks Henry StillmanFrank Abbott

Note t: ^ ^ ^ Stamp resigned unexpectedly on 5 October 1963 when he came under investigation by the Director of Public Prosecutions. [100] On 11 October 1963 Wicks was elected chairman in his place, and his place as vice chairman was filled by Stillman. [101] Stamp was eventually cleared of any wrongdoing in December 1963. [102]

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