List of lieutenant governors of Newfoundland and Labrador
Commodore-Governors of Newfoundland, 1729–1825

List of lieutenant governors of Newfoundland and Labrador

Section Title: Commodore-Governors of Newfoundland, 1729–1825
Table Section Text: None

#	Image	Name	Governor from	Governor until

Governors under George II (1729–1760):

3.	-	Henry Osborn	1729	1730

4.	-	George Clinton	1731	1731

5.	-	Edward Falkingham	1732	1732

6.	-	The Viscount Muskerry	1733	1734

7.	-	FitzRoy Henry Lee	1735	1737

8.	-	Philip Vanbrugh	1738	1738

9.	-	Henry Medley	1739	1740

10.	-	Thomas Smith	1741	1741

11.	-	John Byng	1742	1742

10.	-	Thomas Smith (second time)	1743	1743

12.	-	Sir Charles Hardy	1744	1744

13.	-	Richard Edwards	1745	1745

14.	-	James Douglas Bt	1746	1746

15.	-	John Bradstreet	1747	1747

15.	-	Charles Watson	1748	1748

16.	-	The Lord Rodney	1749	1749

17.	-	Francis William Drake	1750	1752

18.	-	Hugh Bonfoy	1753	1754

19.	-	Richard Dorrill	1755	1756

20.	-	Richard Edwards	1757	1759

21.	-	James Webb	1760	→

Governors under George III (1760–1820):

21.	-	cont...	←	1760

22.	-	Thomas Graves	1761	1763

23.	-	Sir Hugh Palliser	1764	1768

24.	-	John Byron	1769	1771

25.	-	Molyneux Shuldham	1772	1774

26.	-	Robert Duff	1775	1775

27.	-	John Montagu	1776	1778

28.	-	Richard Edwards	1779	1781

29.	-	John Campbell	1782	1785

30.	-	John Elliot	1786	1788

31.	-	Mark Milbanke	1789	1791

32.	-	Sir Richard King Bt	1792	1793

33.	-	Sir James Wallace	1794	1796

34.	-	William Waldegrave	1797	1799

35.	-	Sir Charles Morice Pole Bt	1800	1801

36.	-	James Gambier	1802	1803

37.	-	Sir Erasmus Gower	1804	1806

38.	-	John Holloway	1807	1809

39.	-	Sir John Thomas Duckworth GCB	1810	1812

40.	-	Sir Richard Goodwin Keats	1813	1816

41.	-	Francis Pickmore	1817	1818

42.	-	Sir Charles Hamilton Bt	1818	→

Governors under George IV (1820–1825):

42.	-	cont...	←	1825

Sentence(s)

Hugh Palliser went on to serve as Commodore Governor of Newfoundland.

final_sentence: Hugh Palliser went on to serve as Commodore Governor of Newfoundland.