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| 1170 | Becket, Thomas a |  |
| Canterbury Persuades Pope Alexander III to suspend the Bishops who crowned Prince Henry |
| 1170 | Roger of Pont L'eveque | |
| Dismissed by Pope Alexander for crowning Henry II |
| 1215 | Roches, Peter Des | |
| Unpopular with the Barons, Peter is replaced as Justiciar by Hubert de Burgh |
| 1232 | Henry III | |
| Hugh de Burgh is dismissed on possibly false charges |
| 1232 | Roches, Peter Des | |
| Roches secures the fall of de Burgh & places Peter des Rivaux in charge of the royal household |
| 1234 | Peter des Riveaux | |
| Henry III dismisses Peter des Riveaux |
| 1289 | Edward I | |
| London Dismisses judges for corruption & appoints a special commision to investigate |
| 1386 | Richard II | |
| Parliament compels Richard to remove his chancellor, Michael de la Pole |
| 1437 | Richard | |
| Replaced by Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, when Henry VI comes to the throne |
| 1455 | Richard | |
| 4th Mar Calais Dismissd as Captain of Calais bt Henry VI |
| 25th Dec London Dismissed from power by the Queen & Edmund Beaufort the 2nd Duke of Somers et |
| 1456 | Richard | |
| London Henry VI again dimisses Richard from office |
| 1528 | Henry VIII | |
| Strips Wolsey of his assests allowing him to retire to Esher & then to York |
| 1529 | Henry VIII | |
| London Has Wolsey dismissed |
| 1529 | Wolsey, Thomas | |
| London Dismissed for failing to secure Henry's divorce from Catherine |
| 17th Oct London Charged with treason & dismissed, he dies before his trial |
| 17th Oct London Fails to persuade Pope Clement VII to grant Henry a divorce from Catherine of Aragon |
| 1554 | Parker, Matthew | |
| London Dismissed from all offices by Queen Mary for supporting Queen Jane & goes into hiding |
| 1557 | Grindal, Edmund | |
| Canterbury Dismissed by the Queen for too much preaching & education of the Clergy |
| 1557 | Pole, Reginald | |
| Canterbury Deprived of legate authority |
| 1616 | James I | |
| 1st Nov London Dismisses Sir Edward Coke for resisting the Royal Prerogative |
| 1641 | Charles I | |
| London Dismisses Henry Vane as Secretary of State, leader of the opposition in Parliament |
| 1641 | Vane | |
| London Dismised by Charles I, leader of the King's opposition in Parliament |
| 1642 | Byron | |
| 11th Sep Tower of London Dismissed as Lieutenant of the Tower of London |
| 1642 | Charles I | |
| 8th Aug York Commissioners from Parliament discuss Charles ' entry into Hull & he dismisses them |
| 1645 | Cromwell, Oliver | |
| 3rd April London Removes the existing Generals |
| 1645 | Waller, William | |
| London Relieved of command by the Self-Denying Ordinance |
| 1657 | Lambert, John | |
| July London Dismissed after protesting about the offer of the Crown to Cromwell |
| 1667 | Hyde | |
| London Dismissed by Charles II for his disapproval of the King's mistresses |
| 1667 | Hyde, Edward | |
| London Dismissed by Charles II for his disapproval of the King's mistresses |
| 1668 | Dryden, John | |
| Dismissed as Poet Laureate for declining to take the oath after the Restoration |
| 1673 | Ashley-Cooper, Anthony | |
| London Supports the anti-Catholic test act & is dismissed by Charles II |
| 1674 | Charles II | |
| Feb London Dismissses the oppossition leader, Shaftsbury |
| 1674 | Villiers | |
| London Dismissed from all offices |
| 1674 | Villiers, George | |
| London Dismissed from all offices |
| 1699 | Osbourne, Thomas | |
| London Dismissed from all offices |
| 1711 | Churchill, John | |
| 31st Dec Marlborough is dismissed from all of his army commands on a charge of embezzlement |
| 1711 | Churchill, Sarah | |
| London Dismissed as a lady of the Royal bedchamber for promoting Whig propaganda |
| 1711 | Jennings | |
| London Dismissed by Queen Anne for tactless behavior |
| 1746 | Vernon, Edward | |
| London Cashiered for exposing abuses in the Navy in Parliament |
