Ian Gilmour

Ian Gilmour    (politician)
Born	8 July 1926 London, United Kingdom
Died	21 September 2007 (Age 81) Isleworth, United Kingdom
Alma mater	Oxford University/Balliol College, Inner Temple
Party	Pro-Euro Conservative Party, &, Conservative
Lord Privy Seal  In office 4 May 1979 - 11 September 1981 Preceded by Fred Peart  Shadow Secretary of State for Defence  In office 15 January 1976 - 4 May 1979 Preceded by George Younger Succeeded by Fred Mulley  Shadow Secretary of State for Defence  In office 11 March 1974 - 29 October 1974  Shadow Home Secretary  In office 18 February 1975 - 15 January 1976  Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland  In office 29 October 1974 - 18 February 1975 Preceded by Francis Pym  Secretary of State for Defence In office 8 January 1974 - 4 March 1974 Preceded by Peter Carrington Succeeded by Roy Mason  Minister for Defence Procurement In office 7 April 1971 - 8 January 1974  Member of Parliament for Chesham and Amersham In office 28 February 1974 - 9 April 1992 Preceded by Robert Carr, David Clark, Ian Gilmour, Michael Heseltine, Greville Janner, Fitzroy MacLean, Michael Maclay, Reginald Maudling, David Owen, Enoch Powell, John Stonehouse, John Wilkinson Succeeded by Michael Ancram, John Horam, John Hutton, Ken PurchaseBob Ainsworth, Hugh Bayley, Ann Coffey, Jim Cunningham, Angela Eagle, Nigel Evans, Mike Gapes, Cheryl Gillan, Nick Harvey, Charles Hendry, David Lidington, Peter Luff, Liz Lynne, Stephen Milligan, Nick Raynsford  Member of Parliament for Central Norfolk In office 22 November 1962 - 28 February 1974 Succeeded by Bruce GeorgeMichael Ancram, Robert Bradford, Robert Carr, Alan Clark, Gwyneth Dunwoody, Ian Gilmour, Alastair Goodlad, Michael Heseltine, Geoffrey Howe, Harold Lever, Reginald Maudling, John Stonehouse, Peter Temple-Morris  The Spectator/Editor In office 1954 - 1959 Also owned it 1954-67

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