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Robert Banks Jenkinson Biography and Timeline

Follow Robert Banks Jenkinson through 22 dated historical records for Great Britain.

Robert Banks Jenkinson, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

22Distinct records
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1770–1828Years on this page

1770

Birth of Robert Banks Jenkinson

Earl · Politics / Tory Party

Birth of Robert Banks Jenkinson

1790

Member of Parliament

Earl · Member of Parliament · Rye · Politics / Tory Party

Elected Member of Parliament for Rye, beginning the parliamentary career of the future Lord Liverpool.

1801

Foreign Secretary of Great Britain

Earl · Foreign Secretary of Great Britain · Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Foreign Minister

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1801-1803

1803

Peerage

Earl · Home Secretary of Great Britain · Government / Tory Party Government

Continues his political rise as Lord Hawkesbury before later succeeding as Earl of Liverpool.

Role range: 1763-1809

1804

Home Secretary of Great Britain

Earl · Home Secretary of Great Britain · Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Home Secretary, 2nd term

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1804-1806

1807

Home Secretary of Great Britain

Earl · Home Secretary of Great Britain · Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Home Secretary, 3rd term

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1807-1809

1808

Peerage

Earl · Liverpool · Politics / Tory Party

Succeeds as second Earl of Liverpool after the death of his father.

1809

Secretary of State for War and the Colonies

Earl · Secretary of State for War and the Colonies · Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Secretary for War and the Colonies

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1809-1812

1812

Prime Minister of Great Britain

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain

Role range: 1812-1827 – 1812-1827

Prime Minister

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · London · Government / Tory Party Government

Becomes Prime Minister after Spencer Perceval is assassinated.

Role range: 1812-1827 – 1812-1827

1814

Treaty of Ghent

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Ghent · Warfare / USA-Britain War

The Treaty of Ghent ends the War of 1812 and largely restores pre-war boundaries.

Role range: 1812-1815 – 1812-1827

1820

Cato Street Conspiracy

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · London · Government / Tory Party Government

His cabinet is targeted by the Cato Street conspirators.

Role range: 1812-1827 – 1812-1827

Cato Street Conspiracy

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · London · Government / Tory Party Government

His government faces the Cato Street conspiracy, a plot to murder the cabinet.

Role range: 1812-1827 – 1812-1827

1825

Legislation

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · London · Government / Tory Party Government

His government passes legislation allowing workers to combine over wages and hours.

Role range: 1812-1827 – 1812-1827

Reform of Government

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · London · Government / Tory Party Government

His government passes legislation modifying restrictions on workers' combinations.

Role range: 1812-1827 – 1812-1827

Rule of Cape Colony

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Cape Colony · Government / Tory Party Government

Britain's Cape Colony extends her borders north of the River Orange

Role range: 1812-1827 – 1812-1827

Rule of Arakan

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Arakan · Warfare / Burmese War, 1st

Under the Treaty of Yandabu Britain gains Arakan

Role range: 1823-1825 – 1812-1827

Rule of Assam

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Assam · Warfare / Burmese War, 1st

Under the Treaty of Yandabu Britain gains Assam

Role range: 1823-1825 – 1812-1827

Rule of Tenasserim

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Tenasserim · Warfare / Burmese War, 1st

Under the Treaty of Yandabu Britain gains Tenasserim

Role range: 1823-1825 – 1812-1827

Treaty of Yandabu

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Yandabu · Warfare / Burmese War, 1st

Ends the 2 yr War, Britain gains Assam, Arakan &Tenasserim

Role range: 1823-1825 – 1812-1827

1827

Resignation of Robert Banks Jenkinson

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · London · Government / Tory Party Government

Resigns after suffering a stroke, Prime Minister for 14 years 41 weeks

Role range: 1812-1827 – 1812-1827

1828

Death of Robert Banks Jenkinson

Earl · London · Politics / Tory Party

Death of Robert Banks Jenkinson, second Earl of Liverpool.

Records, sources and methodology

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