List of Principal Private Secretaries To The Prime Minister (from 1757, Incomplete)
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- Algernon West 1868-1872
- Arthur Godley 1880-1882
- Edward Walter Hamilton 1882-1885
- Henry, The Duke of Rutland (then Marquess of Granby) 1885-1886; 1886-1888
- Maj the Hon. Sir Schomberg McDonnel GCVO KCB 1888-1902
- Sir Algernon West 1892-1894
- Vaughan Nash 1905-1911
- Maurice Bonham Carter 1911-1916
- Sir John Davies KCB CVO 1916-1922
- Lt Col Sir Edward Grigg KCVO CMG DSO MC 1921-1922
- Sir Patrick Gower KBE CB CVO 1922-1928
- Lt Col Sir Ronald Waterhouse KCB CMG CVO 1922-1928
- Alan Barlow 1933-1934
- O S Cleverly CVO 1936-1939
- Arthur Rucker CB CVO 1939-1940
- Eric Seal CB 1940-1941
- John Miller Martin CB CVO 1941-1945
- Leslie Rowan CB CVO 1945-1947
- Laurence, The Lord Helsby GCB KBE 1947–1950
- D H F Rickett CMG 1950-1951
- John Colville CB CVO 1951-1955
- David Pitblado CB CVO 1951-1956
- Frederick Bishop CB CVO 1956-1959
- Derek Mitchell CB CVO 1964-1966
- Lt Col Arthur Halls MBE TD 1966-1970
- Alexander Isserlis 1970
- Robert, The Lord Armstrong CVO 1970-1975
- Kenneth Stowe CB CBE 1975-1979
- Clive Whitmore CVO 1979-1982
- Robin, The Lord Butler CVO 1982-1985
- Nigel Wicks CVO CBE 1985-1988
- Andrew, The Lord Turnbull CB CVO 1988-1992
- The Hon. Sir Alex Allan KCB 1992-1997
- Sir John Holmes KBE CMG CVO 1997-1999
- Sir Jeremy Heywood KCB CVO 1999-2003
- Ivan Rogers 2003-2006
- Oliver Robbins 2006-2007
- Tom Scholar 2007-2008
- Sir Jeremy Heywood KCB CVO 2008-2010
- James Bowler CB 2010-2012
- Chris Martin 2012-
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