Skip to content

Sections

Maps Timeline Graph Cosmos Life Culture Innovation People Climate Trends Art

Browse Dictionary Books Search

© 2026 Vinony · Knowledge from Wikipedia, Wikidata, and 27 public APIs.

Walpole ministry · Vinony

🌐English

English Deutsch Français Polski 中文日本語

EntityQ7963732· pop 6· linked from 135 articles

Walpole ministry

Also known as Orford ministry

Government of Great Britain

Available in 6 languages

Français
Deutsch
中文
日本語
Polski

via Wikidata sitelinks · CC0

Connections

Categories

1730 establishments in Great Britain 1730s in Great Britain 1740s in Great Britain 1742 disestablishments in Great Britain British ministries Ministries of George II of Great Britain Robert Walpole Whigs (British political party)

Sources

wikipedia.externallinksexternallink

Jacobitism

Entity

International Standard Book Number

American Revolutionary War

Anne of Great Britain

East India Company

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

Kingdom of Great Britain

George II of Great Britain

George I of Great Britain

list of British monarchs

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

Sign in to save

Similar entities

Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).

Entitydist 0.17

Townshend ministry

Entitydist 0.17

Entitydist 0.22

First Major ministry

Entitydist 0.23

Second Major ministry

Entitydist 0.24

Second Stanhope-Sunderland ministry

Entitydist 0.24

Broad Bottom ministry

Entitydist 0.25

First Thatcher ministry

Entitydist 0.25

Ministry of Information

Entitydist 0.26

First May ministry

Entitydist 0.26

Ministry of All the Talents

Entitydist 0.26

Entitydist 0.26

What links here135 pages

Ministry of All the Talents

Godolphin–Marlborough ministry

Second Thatcher ministry

Third Gladstone ministry

Churchill war ministry

Attlee ministry

Second Stanhope-Sunderland ministry

Second Gladstone ministry

Vere Beauclerk, 1st Baron Vere

Starmer ministry

Second Baldwin ministry

Third Thatcher ministry

Forrest McDonald

National Government of 1931

Harry Powlett, 4th Duke of Bolton

First May ministry

First Johnson ministry

National Government of 1937-1939

Second Salisbury ministry