Government Maurice Rouvier (1)

Government Maurice Rouvier (1) (May 30th 1887 - December 4th 1887)

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Historical of the governments of France

Named ministers on May 30th, 1887

President of the Council of Ministers: Maurice Rouvier
Minister for Finance: Maurice Rouvier

Minister of Justice, Minister for Justice: Charles Mazeau (suspension of the functions on November 30th, 1887)
Foreign Minister: Emile Flourens
Minister of Interior Department: Armand Fallières (accepted an additional competence, by interim, on November 30th, 1887)
Ministre for the War: Theophilus Ferron
Minister for the Navy and the Colonies: Edouard Barbey
Minister for Agriculture: François Bores
Ministre for the State education, the Worships and the Art schools: Eugene Spuller
Minister Commercial and Industry: Lucien Dautresme
public Minister for Labor: Severiano de Hérédia

Nomination of June 7th, 1887

Under-secretary of State to the Navy and the Colonies: Eugene Etienne

Rehandling of November 30th, 1887

Suspension of the functions of Charles Mazeau, Minister of Justice, Minister for Justice

Minister of Justice, Minister for Justice (by interim): Armand Fallières (in supplement of its function of Minister of Interior Department)

End of the government and making of the capacities

The December 2nd 1887, the president of the Republic, Jules Grévy, signed his resignation letter.

The December 2nd 1887, the House of Commons and the Senate, constitutionally brought together in National Assembly , élirent Sadi Carnot with the presidency of the Republic.

The December 4th 1887, Maurice Rouvier gave the resignation of the Government to the new president of the Republic.

The December 11th 1887, Sadi Carnot named Pierre Tirard with the presidency of the Council of Ministers.

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