Unlimited Term of Office
- 1889—1896: John Thynne, 4th Marquess of Bath
- 1896—1906: Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice MP
- 1906—1946: Thomas Henry Thynne, 5th Marquess of Bath
- 1946—1949: Colonel R. W. Awdry CBE
- 1949—1960: Alderman J. L. Calderwood CBE
- 1960—1969: Major S. V. Christie-Miller CBE
- 1969—1974: Sir Henry Langton, later Calley DL DFC DSO
- 1974—1980: Group Captain Frank Willan CBE DFC DL
- 1980—1985: Nigel James Moffat Anderson MC DL
- 1985—1986: Captain P. S. Beale RN
- 1986—1990: Mr J. B. Ainslie OBE
- 1990—1993: Mrs Mary E. Salisbury CBE DL
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