Shorthand Titles
- Miss Audrey Moulton (28 July 1915–1938)
- Mrs James Callaghan (1938–23 April 1987)
- Lady Callaghan (23 April 1987 – 5 November 1987)
- The Right Honourable The Lady Callaghan of Cardiff (5 November 1987–15 March 2005)
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