List of Lords Lieutenant of Ireland - United Kingdom

United Kingdom

  • The Earl of Hardwicke: 27 April 1801
  • The Earl of Powis: 21 November 1805 (did not serve)
  • The Duke of Bedford: 12 March 1806
  • The Duke of Richmond: 11 April 1807
  • The Viscount Whitworth: 23 June 1813
  • The Earl Talbot: 3 October 1817
  • The Marquess Wellesley: 8 December 1821
  • The Marquess of Anglesey: 27 February 1828
  • The Duke of Northumberland: 22 January 1829
  • The Marquess of Anglesey: 4 December 1830
  • The Marquess Wellesley: 12 September 1833
  • The Earl of Haddington: 1 January 1835
  • The Earl of Mulgrave: 29 April 1835
  • Viscount Ebrington: 13 March 1839
  • The Earl de Grey: 11 September 1841
  • The Lord Heytesbury: 17 July 1844
  • The Earl of Bessborough: 8 July 1846
  • The Earl of Clarendon: 22 May 1847
  • The Earl of Eglinton: 1 March 1852
  • The Earl of St Germans: 5 January 1853
  • The Earl of Carlisle: 7 March 1855
  • The Earl of Eglinton: 8 March 1858
  • The Earl of Carlisle: 24 June 1859
  • The Lord Wodehouse: 1 November 1864
  • The Marquess of Abercorn: 13 July 1866
  • The Earl Spencer: 18 December 1868
  • The Duke of Abercorn: 2 March 1874
  • The Duke of Marlborough: 11 December 1876
  • The Earl Cowper: 4 May 1880
  • The Earl Spencer: 4 May 1882
  • The Earl of Carnarvon: 27 June 1885
  • The Earl of Aberdeen: 8 February 1886
  • The Marquess of Londonderry: 3 August 1886
  • The Earl of Zetland: 30 July 1889
  • The Lord Houghton: 18 August 1892
  • The Earl Cadogan: 29 June 1895
  • The Earl of Dudley: 11 August 1902
  • The Earl of Aberdeen: 11 December 1905
  • The Lord Wimborne: 17 February 1915
  • The Viscount French: 9 May 1918
  • The Viscount FitzAlan of Derwent: 27 April 1921

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