John Smith (Chancellor of the Exchequer)

John Smith
John Smith
	Portrait of John Smith by Godfrey Kneller
Chancellor of the Exchequer
	In office; 2 June 1699 – 27 March 1701
Monarch	William III
Preceded by	Charles Montagu
Succeeded by	Henry Boyle
	In office; 22 April 1708 – 11 August 1710
Monarch	Anne
Preceded by	Henry Boyle
Succeeded by	Robert Harley
Speaker of the House of Commons; of Great Britain
	In office; 23 October 1705 – 1708
Monarch	Anne
Preceded by	Robert Harley
Succeeded by	Richard Onslow
Preceded by
Parliamentary offices
Member of the Habeas Corpus Parliament; for Ludgershall
	In office; 1679–1679 Serving with Thomas Neale
Preceded by	William Ashburnham; George Legge;
Succeeded by	Thomas Neale; John Garrard;
	In office; 1689–1690 Serving with John Deane
Preceded by	Henry Clerke; Thomas Neale;
Succeeded by	Thomas Neale; John Deane;
Member of Parliament; for Bere Alston
	In office; 1691–1695 Serving with John Swinfen 1691–1694; Henry Hobart 1694–1695;
Preceded by	Francis Drake; John Swinfen;
Succeeded by	John Elwill; Henry Hobart;
Member of Parliament; for Andover
	In office; 1695–1707 Serving with Robert Smyth 1695–1698; Anthony Henley 1698–1701; Francis Shepheard 1701–1708; William Guidott 1708–1713;
Preceded by	Francis Powlett; John Pollen;
Succeeded by	William Guidott; Ambrose Crowley;
Member of Parliament; for East Looe
	In office; 1715–1724 Serving with James Bateman 1715–1718; Horatio Walpole 1718–1722; William Lowndes 1722–1724;
Preceded by	Charles Hedges; Edward Jennings;
Succeeded by	George Cholmondeley; William Lowndes;

John Smith (1656–1723) of Tedworth House, Hampshire, was an English politician who sat in the English and British House of Commons between 1678 and 1723. He served as Speaker and twice as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

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