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| 1712 | Walpole, Robert |  |
| Expelled from the Commons on the political charge of "venality" in the Naval Office |
| 1717 | George I | |
| London Aids Sunderland & Stanhope in ousting Walpole |
| London Secures an alliance of Britain & Holland against Russia after the dismissal of Walpole |
| 1755 | Pitt the Elder, William | |
| Dismissed from office for opposing Newcastle's foreign policy |
| 1757 | Pitt the Elder, William | |
| Dismissed from office |
| 1758 | Abercromby, Ralph | |
| 18th Sep Abercromby is recalled from Canada |
| 1792 | Pitt the Younger, William | |
| Dismisses his Lord Chancellor for publicly dissociating from the "Sinking Fund" |
| 1834 | Lamb, William | |
| 13th Nov London Dismissed by William IV for proposing further Church reform |
| 1834 | William IV | |
| 13th Nov London Dismisses the Melbourne Cabinet, the last time a British monarch takes such an action |
| 1851 | Russell | |
| London Dismisses Palmerston as Foreign Secretary for recognizing Napoleon's Coup d'Etat |
| 1851 | Temple, Henry John | |
| Dismissed for unauthorized approval of the coup in France by Napoleon III |
| 1914 | MacDonald, James Ramsey | |
| Loses the leadership due to his opposition to World War 1 |
| 1915 | Asquith, Henry Herbert | |
| Oct Replaces French as Commander of the Expeditionary Force in France with Haig |
| 28th Oct Reduces the size of the War Council |
| 1915 | Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer | |
| 20th May London Dismissed by Asquith, Bonar Law wishes to form a coalition without Churchill |
| 1915 | French, John Denton Pikstone | |
| Dec Replaced as Commander-in-Chiwf by General Haig |
| 1915 | Haldane, Robert Anthony | |
| London Dismissed for alleged German sympathies |
| 1915 | Hamilton, Frederick | |
| 16th Oct London Dismissed after the Dardanelles campaign, never given another command |
| 1915 | Hamilton, Ian Standish Monteith | |
| Oct Galliploi Dismissed from his command after the failure of the Galliploi Campaign |
| 1930 | Mosley, Oswald Ernald | |
| 20th May London Dismissed from the Labour government |
| 1937 | Baldwin, Stanley | |
| London Dismisses his Foreign Secretary in order to save his administration |
| 1938 | Vansittart | |
| Dec London Dimissed by Chamberlain for his opposition to appeasement |
| 1940 | Hore-Belisha | |
| London Dismissed by Chamberlain |
| 1941 | Brooke-Popham, Robert | |
| Singapore Singapore falls to the Japanese, takes responsibility & is removed from office |
| 1941 | Cunningham, Alan | |
| Dismissed from the 8th Army by Auchinleck |
| 1942 | Auchinleck, Claude John Eyre | |
| 8th Aug Advised that he is being relieved of his command of the 8th Army |
| 1942 | Hutton, Thomas | |
| 5th Mar London Replaced by Lieutenant General Alexander |
| 1942 | Ritchie, Neil | |
| London Releived of Command of the 8th Army by Auchinleck after the fall of Tobruk |
| 1945 | Leese, Oliver | |
| London Dismissed due to a personality clash with Mountbatten |
| 1962 | Best, Pete | |
| 16th Aug Hamburg Pete Best is sacked |
| 1968 | Heath, Edward Richard George | |
| Dismisses Enoch Powell from the shadow cabinet after his "rivers of blood" speech |
| 1969 | Jones, Lewis Brian Hopkin | |
| 8th June Jones releases a statement announcing his departure |
| 8th June Retreats to his Cotchford Farm home in Sussex, formerly owned by Winnie the Pooh author AA Milne, drinking heavily in the local pub and planning his comeback with a blues band, within a month he is found dead in his swimming pool |
| July Jones is forced out of the band after a late-night visit to his rural home from Jagger, Richards and Charlie Watts to be replaced by twenty year-old jazz-influenced guitarist Mick Taylor, from John Mayall's Blues breakers |
| 1969 | Richards, Keith | |
| 8th June Jones is forced out of the band after a late-night visit to his rural home from Jagger, Richards and Charlie Watts to be replaced by twenty year-old jazz-influenced guitarist Mick Taylor, from John Mayall's Blues breakers |
| 1969 | Taylor, Mick | |
| 8th June Jones is forced out of the band after a late-night visit to his rural home from Jagger, Richards and Charlie Watts to be replaced by twenty year-old jazz-influenced guitarist Mick Taylor, from John Mayall's Blues breakers |
| 1974 | Clough, Brian | |
| Leeds Has the unenviable record of being Leeds United's least successful permanent manager winning only 1 match, his pay-off was estimated at œ98,000 |
| Leeds Lasts only 44 days as Manager of Leeds United before he is sacked after upsetting many of Leeds 's star players, notably Johnny Giles , Norman Hunter and Billy Bremner |
| 1977 | Osbourne, John Michael "Ozzy" | |
| Ozzy left Black Sabbath in October of 1977 to try and form the first incarnation of "Blizzard of Ozz" |
| 1979 | Osbourne, John Michael "Ozzy" | |
| Leaves Black Sabbath for a 2nd time |
| 1979 | Wright, Rick | |
| Sep Rick Wright is dropped from the Pink Floyd Partnership during final sessions for "The Wall", the move is Waters idea but he is backed by Gilmour |
| 1983 | Pym, Francis | |
| 10th June London Refuses to be appointed Speaker & accepts a place on the back benches |
| 2006 | Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton | |
| May Charles Clarke is sacked over Home Office scandal of foreign prisoners granted early release from prison |
| 2006 | Clarke, Charles | |
| May Charles Clarke is sacked over Home Office scandal of foreign prisoners granted early release from prison |
