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Secretary of State for Energy Lord Carrington pictured on General Election night. 28th February 1974
Press Conference held by Prime Minister Edward Heath at the Conservative Party Head Office in Smith Square ahead of the General Election
President Kaunda of Zambia is greeted by Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington as he arrives at Heathrow Airport, London for the Rhodesia Conference. 8th November 1979
Former Lord of the Admiralty Lord Carrington leaves Number 10 Downing Street after being given new roles as Minister Without Porfolio
Secretary of State for Defence Lord Carrington attends the Annual Men of the Year Lunch at the Savoy Hotel in aid of the REHAB charity 8th November 1972. Carringtonobit
The Cyprus Conference held at Marlborough House in London during the ongoing Cyprus Crisis. Left to right are: Minister Without Portfolio Lord Carrington
Ministers attend Number 10 Downing Street before the cabinet meeting with Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home over the ongoing Cyprus Crisis
Ministers in Downing Street during talks between Alec Douglas-Home and Labour Leader Harold Wilson over the Cyprus Conflict as the Greek Cypriots
Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington comes face to face with his wax double after the unveiling of his new portrait at Madame Tussauds museum in London. 7th October 1980
Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington leaves Number 10 Downing Street after a cabinet meeting on the Argentina crisis. 2nd April 1982
Final day of the Conservative Party Conference held in Brighton. Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington speaks on the podium, joined by Conservative Party Chair Lord Thorneycroft. 10th October 1980
Former Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington pictured during an interview with Sunday Mirror reporter John Knight. 27th January 1984
The final agreement on the future of Rhodesia as the independent state of Zimbabwe is signed at a ceremony at Lancaster House
Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington at a conference on Rhodesia with Christopher Soames, the Governor of Southern Rhodesia. 7th December 1979
Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington and Defence Secretary John Nott at a press conference held at the Foreign office to make a statement on the Falklands invasion by Argentina. 2nd April 1982
Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington resignation from Government following the Argentine invasion of the Falkland Islands. 5th April 1982
Prime Minister Edward Heath enjoys a pint at the Plough Pub during the General Election campaign. 16th February 1974
Secretary of State for Defence Lord Carrington at the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool. October 1971. Carringtonobit
Secretary of State for Defence Lord Carrington arrives at Heathrow Airport from Rome where he had talks with Prime Minister Dom Mintoff of Malta during the ongoing crisis. 21st January 1972
Secretary of State for Defence Lord Carrington speaking at the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool. October 1971
General Chiang Kai Shek, Commander in chief of Nanking Government Forces and leader of the Chinese Nationalist party, speaking to his troops at a rally. 27th July 1927
Cabinet meeting of the Nanjing Provisional Government led by Sun Yat-sen, first president and founding father of the Republic of China (pictured at the head of the table). Circa 1913
The Four Courts on fire after being shelled by British Artillery after IRA took over Post Office Building in Dublin. July 1922
David Lloyd George, British Prime Minister, on holiday in Wales circa 1917. Daily Mirror Article Published 17/09/1917. Mr
David Lloyd George, Prime Minster, at Farley Hall, Leeds. Circa 1922
David Lloyd George with Lord Reading at Chequers Court. On October 5th 1917, the Chequers mansion, some 35 miles from London
Coal conference at Board of Trade. Mr Bonar Law, Mr David Lloyd George, Sir Robert Horne. Circa 1920
David Lloyd George golfing at Colwyn Bay. Circa 1920
David Lloyd George at Chequers Court. Lady Greenwood taking a photograph of Mr Lloyd George and Lord Reading, the new Viceroy of India. 10th January 1921
David Lloyd George speaking at Llandudno. 30th May 1929
David Lloyd George, Lord Milner and Mr Carr on holiday in North Wales. Circa 1917
David Lloyd George and Lord Milner (both sitting up) on holiday in North Wales. Circa 1917
Liberal Party Leader David Lloyd George seen here delivering his final speech of the election at Chichester during the campaign for the 1923 General Election. 7th December 1923
The Right Honorable David Lloyd George. Circa 1920
Prime Minister David Lloyd George, bidding farewell to France after signing the Peace Treaty. 29th June 1919
David Lloyd George former British Prime Minister addressing an open air meeting at Reading. 20th May 1928
Mr & Mrs Lloyd George leave London for Manchester. 13th October 1922
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George, sitting at a desk, reading the Daily Telegraph. January 1941
Left to right, David Lloyd George (standing, facing camera with walking stick), Gen. Sir Henry Wilson and Marshall Ferdinand Foch (with cane under arm) en route for the supreme war council. 1918
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George, with Soviet children. Circa 1930
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George, at the unveiling of the statue La Delivrance, by Emile Oscar Guillaume given by Lord Rothermere to Finchley
Pearl Hyde, Alderman. 21st November 1958
Yvonne Partridge. the Coventry Hairdressing Queen, presenting a bouquet to Alderman Mrs Pearl Hyde during a dinner of the Coventry branch of the National Hairdressers Federation
Alderman Hamblet Bertie Warner Cresswell. First Lord Mayor of Coventry. Circa 1952
Mayor of Gateshead councillor Minnie Robson launches the Gateshead poppy appeal with Joe McClure, appeal officer. 1980s
First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill arriving at Number 10 Downing Street for a Cabinet meeting during the Second World War. 14th April 1940
Eighteen year old Olga Korbut, the Soviet gymnast at Downing Street where she was invited to meet the Prime Minister Edward Heath. 7th May 1973
Room 204 at the War Office. It is the office of the Secretary of State for War... left vacant by the abrupt departure of Mr John Profumo
