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Mackay cabinet

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Mackay cabinet

Cabinet of the Netherlands
Date formed21 April 1888 (1888-04-21)
Date dissolved21 August 1891 (1891-08-21)
(Demissionary from 9 July 1891 (1891-07-09))
People and organisations
Head of stateKing William III (1888–1890)
Queen Wilhelmina (1890–1891)
Head of governmentAeneas Mackay
No. of ministers8
Ministers removed2
Totalno. of members10
Member partyAnti-Revolutionary Party
Independent Catholics
Independent Protestants
Status in legislatureCentre-rightMajority government
History
Election1888 election
Outgoing election1891 election
Legislature terms1888–1891
Incoming formation1888
Outgoing formation1891
PredecessorJ. Heemskerk cabinet
SuccessorVan Tienhoven cabinet
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TheMackay cabinet was thecabinet of the Netherlands from 21 April 1888 until 21 August 1891. The cabinet was formed by theAnti-Revolutionary Party (ARP),Independent Catholics (Ind. C.) andIndependent Protestants (Ind. P.) after theelection of 1888. Thecentre-right cabinet was amajority government in theHouse of Representatives.Aeneas Mackay of theAnti-Revolutionary Party wasPrime Minister.

Composition

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Composition[1]
TitleMinisterTerm of office
ImageNamePartyStartEnd
Chairman of the Council of MinistersAeneas Mackay Jr.Aeneas Mackay Jr.ARP21 April 188821 August 1891
Minister of the InteriorAeneas Mackay Jr.Aeneas Mackay Jr.ARP21 April 188824 February 1890
Alexander de Savornin LohmanAlexander de Savornin LohmanARP24 February 189021 August 1891
Minister of Foreign AffairsCornelis HartsenCornelis HartsenIndep.[a]21 April 188821 August 1891
Minister of FinanceKarel Antonie Godin de BeaufortKarel Antonie Godin de BeaufortARP21 April 188821 August 1891
Minister of JusticeGustave Ruijs de BeerenbrouckGustave Ruijs de BeerenbrouckIndep.[b]21 April 188821 August 1891
Minister of Water Management,
Commerce and Industry		Jacob HavelaarJacob HavelaarARP21 April 188821 August 1891
Minister of WarJohannes BergansiusJohannes BergansiusIndep.[b]21 April 188821 August 1891
Minister of the NavyHendrik DyserinckHendrik DyserinckIndep.[a]21 April 188831 March 1891
Gerhardus KruysGerhardus KruysIndep.31 March 189121 August 1891
Minister of Colonial AffairsLevinus KeucheniusLevinus KeucheniusARP21 April 188824 February 1890
Aeneas Mackay Jr.Aeneas Mackay Jr.ARP24 February 189021 August 1891
  1. ^abConservative
  2. ^abCatholic

References

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  1. ^Parlement & Politiek(in Dutch)

Further reading

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  • Brinkel, Th.B.F.M.; Bruijn, J. de; Postma, A., eds. (1990).Het kabinet Mackay [The Mackay cabinet] (in Dutch). Baarn: Uitgeverij Arbor.ISBN 90 5158 036 3.
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