John Major

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John Major
Beashnys
Ruggyr	29 Mayrnt 1943; (83 bleeaney d'eash); Lunnin
Shadow Foreign Secretary (en)
	7 Boaldyn 1997 – 11 Mean Souree 1997 ; ← Robin Cook – Michael Howard →
Toshiagh y Chondaigys
	2 Boaldyn 1997 – 19 Mean Souree 1997 ; ← Tony Blair – William Hague →
Shadow Secretary of State for Defence (en)
	2 Boaldyn 1997 – 11 Mean Souree 1997 ; ← David Clark, Baron Clark of Windermere (en) – George Young →
Member of the 52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom (en)
	1 Boaldyn 1997 – 14 Boaldyn 2001 (skeaylley yn pharlamaid) ; Çhiarrym parlamaidagh: 52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom (en) ; Rheynn-reihys: Huntingdon (en) ; Reiht ayns: 1997 United Kingdom general election (en)
Member of the 51st Parliament of the United Kingdom (en)
	9 Averil 1992 – 8 Averil 1997 (skeaylley yn pharlamaid) ; Çhiarrym parlamaidagh: 51st Parliament of the United Kingdom (en) ; Rheynn-reihys: Huntingdon (en) ; Reiht ayns: 1992 United Kingdom general election (en)
Minister for the Civil Service (en)
	28 Mee Houney 1990 – 2 Boaldyn 1997
First Lord of the Treasury (en)
	28 Mee Houney 1990 – 2 Boaldyn 1997 ; ← Margaret Thatcher
72 Ard-vinishter y Reeriaght Unnaneysit
	28 Mee Houney 1990 – 2 Boaldyn 1997 ; ← Margaret Thatcher – Tony Blair → ; Oltey coonseil ny shirveishee: First Major ministry (en) , Second Major ministry (en)
Leader of the Conservative Party (en)
	28 Mee Houney 1990 – 19 Mean Souree 1997 ; ← Margaret Thatcher – William Hague →
Chancellor of the Exchequer (en)
	26 Jerrey Fouyir 1989 – 28 Mee Houney 1990 ; ← Nigel Lawson – Norman Lamont →
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (en)
	24 Jerrey Souree 1989 – 26 Jerrey Fouyir 1989 ; ← Geoffrey Howe – Douglas Hurd →
Chief Secretary to the Treasury (en)
	13 Mean Souree 1987 – 24 Jerrey Souree 1989 ; ← John MacGregor – Norman Lamont →
Member of the 50th Parliament of the United Kingdom (en)
	11 Mean Souree 1987 – 16 Mayrnt 1992 (skeaylley yn pharlamaid) ; Çhiarrym parlamaidagh: 50th Parliament of the United Kingdom (en) ; Rheynn-reihys: Huntingdon (en) ; Reiht ayns: 1987 United Kingdom general election (en)
Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom (en)
	1987 –
Member of the 49th Parliament of the United Kingdom (en)
	9 Mean Souree 1983 – 18 Boaldyn 1987 (skeaylley yn pharlamaid) ; Çhiarrym parlamaidagh: 49th Parliament of the United Kingdom (en) ; Rheynn-reihys: Huntingdon (en) ; Reiht ayns: 1983 United Kingdom general election (en)
Member of the 48th Parliament of the United Kingdom (en)
	3 Boaldyn 1979 – 13 Boaldyn 1983 (skeaylley yn pharlamaid) ; Çhiarrym parlamaidagh: 48th Parliament of the United Kingdom (en) ; Rheynn-reihys: Huntingdonshire (en) ; Reiht ayns: 1979 United Kingdom general election (en)
Fysseree phersoonagh
Ynnyd beaghee	Great Stukeley (en)
Craueeaght	Agglish Hostyn , as Anglicaanaghys
Ynsagh	Rutlish School (en)
Çhengey ghooghyssagh	Baarle
Yrjid	1.83 m
Jannooyn
Ream obbree	Politickaght
Soiaghey obbree	Lunnin
Keird	politickeyr · hene-veashnyseyr · bank manager (en) · banker (en)
Partee politickagh	yn Partee Cumaadagh
Olteynys	Rolley Order of the Garter (en) ; ;
Çhengaghyn loayrit ny screeuit	Baarle
Lught thie
Sheshey	Norma Major (en) (1970–)
Paitçhey	Rolley Elizabeth Major (en) ; James Major (en) ;
Paarant	Tom Major-Ball (en) as Gwendolyn Minny Coates (en)
Braar ny shuyr	Rolley Terry Major-Ball (en) ;
	Aundyryn Knight of the Garter (23 Averil 2005) ; British Sports Book Awards ; Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun (8 Boaldyn 2012) ; Order of the Companions of Honour ; ;
Ynnyd-eggey	johnmajorarchive.org.uk

Ta'n Reejerey John Major (ruggit 29 Mart 1943) ny pholitickeyr Goaldagh. Eddyr ny bleeantyn 1990 as 1997 v'eh ny 'er toshee er y Phartee Cumaadagh as ny Ard-vinishter y Reeriaght Unnaneysit. Car y traa echey myr ard-vinishter va'n seihll ayns lhing aistragh ny yei jerrey y Chaggey Feayr. Ghow eh scansh yn Unnaneys Oarpagh stiagh as y resoonaght mychione shickyraghey y Chonaant Maastricht. Myrane lesh y reiltys echey, va Major freggyrtagh ry hoi immeeaght y Reeriaght Unnaneysit veih'n Choghleashaght Chormid Choonree (CCC / ERM) ny yei Jecrean Ghoo er 16 Mean Fouyir 1992.

Ayns 1997, chaill y Partee Cumaadagh, fo stiureydys Major, yn ard-reihys da Partee yn Lught Obbyr as eh fo stiureydys Tony Blair. Ny yei'n taartys echey, ghow William Hague yn ynnyd ec Major myr fer toshee yn phartee, agh hannee eh myr Oltey yn Ard-whaiyl derrey dirree eh ass Quaiyl Hostyn ayns ard-reihys ny bleeaney 2001.

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Beashnys

Ruggyr	29 Mayrnt 1943(1943-03-29) (83 bleeaney d'eash) Lunnin


Shadow Foreign Secretary ^(en)


7 Boaldyn 1997 – 11 Mean Souree 1997 ← Robin Cook – Michael Howard →
Toshiagh y Chondaigys
2 Boaldyn 1997 – 19 Mean Souree 1997 ← Tony Blair – William Hague →
Shadow Secretary of State for Defence ^(en)

2 Boaldyn 1997 – 11 Mean Souree 1997 ← David Clark, Baron Clark of Windermere ^(en) – George Young →
Member of the 52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom ^(en)
1 Boaldyn 1997 – 14 Boaldyn 2001 (skeaylley yn pharlamaid) Çhiarrym parlamaidagh: 52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom ^(en) Rheynn-reihys: Huntingdon ^(en) Reiht ayns: 1997 United Kingdom general election ^(en)
Member of the 51st Parliament of the United Kingdom ^(en)


9 Averil 1992 – 8 Averil 1997 (skeaylley yn pharlamaid) Çhiarrym parlamaidagh: 51st Parliament of the United Kingdom ^(en) Rheynn-reihys: Huntingdon ^(en) Reiht ayns: 1992 United Kingdom general election ^(en)
Minister for the Civil Service ^(en)
28 Mee Houney 1990 – 2 Boaldyn 1997
First Lord of the Treasury ^(en)

28 Mee Houney 1990 – 2 Boaldyn 1997 ← Margaret Thatcher
72 Ard-vinishter y Reeriaght Unnaneysit
28 Mee Houney 1990 – 2 Boaldyn 1997 ← Margaret Thatcher – Tony Blair → Oltey coonseil ny shirveishee: First Major ministry ^(en) , Second Major ministry ^(en)
Leader of the Conservative Party ^(en)


28 Mee Houney 1990 – 19 Mean Souree 1997 ← Margaret Thatcher – William Hague →
Chancellor of the Exchequer ^(en)
26 Jerrey Fouyir 1989 – 28 Mee Houney 1990 ← Nigel Lawson – Norman Lamont →
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs ^(en)

24 Jerrey Souree 1989 – 26 Jerrey Fouyir 1989 ← Geoffrey Howe – Douglas Hurd →
Chief Secretary to the Treasury ^(en)
13 Mean Souree 1987 – 24 Jerrey Souree 1989 ← John MacGregor – Norman Lamont →
Member of the 50th Parliament of the United Kingdom ^(en)


11 Mean Souree 1987 – 16 Mayrnt 1992 (skeaylley yn pharlamaid) Çhiarrym parlamaidagh: 50th Parliament of the United Kingdom ^(en) Rheynn-reihys: Huntingdon ^(en) Reiht ayns: 1987 United Kingdom general election ^(en)
Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom ^(en)
1987 –
Member of the 49th Parliament of the United Kingdom ^(en)

9 Mean Souree 1983 – 18 Boaldyn 1987 (skeaylley yn pharlamaid) Çhiarrym parlamaidagh: 49th Parliament of the United Kingdom ^(en) Rheynn-reihys: Huntingdon ^(en) Reiht ayns: 1983 United Kingdom general election ^(en)
Member of the 48th Parliament of the United Kingdom ^(en)
3 Boaldyn 1979 – 13 Boaldyn 1983 (skeaylley yn pharlamaid) Çhiarrym parlamaidagh: 48th Parliament of the United Kingdom ^(en) Rheynn-reihys: Huntingdonshire ^(en) Reiht ayns: 1979 United Kingdom general election ^(en)


Fysseree phersoonagh
Ynnyd beaghee	Great Stukeley ^(en)
Craueeaght	Agglish Hostyn , as Anglicaanaghys
Ynsagh	Rutlish School ^(en)
Çhengey ghooghyssagh	Baarle
Yrjid	1.83 m
Jannooyn
Ream obbree	Politickaght
Soiaghey obbree	Lunnin
Keird	politickeyr · hene-veashnyseyr · bank manager ^(en) · banker ^(en)
Partee politickagh	yn Partee Cumaadagh
Olteynys	Rolley Order of the Garter ^(en)
Çhengaghyn loayrit ny screeuit	Baarle
Lught thie
Sheshey	Norma Major ^(en) (1970–)
Paitçhey	Rolley Elizabeth Major ^(en) James Major ^(en)
Paarant	Tom Major-Ball ^(en) as Gwendolyn Minny Coates ^(en)
Braar ny shuyr	Rolley Terry Major-Ball ^(en)
Aundyryn Knight of the Garter (23 Averil 2005) British Sports Book Awards Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun (8 Boaldyn 2012) Order of the Companions of Honour




Ynnyd-eggey	johnmajorarchive.org.uk

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