Birth of George III
Birth of George III, Norfolk House, St Jamess Square, London
Role range: 1761-1820
Follow George III through 37 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of George III, Norfolk House, St Jamess Square, London
Role range: 1761-1820
Monarchs favour other London homes, Hampton Court ceases to be a royal residence
Role range: 1761-1820
Marries Charlotte, daughter of Charles Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Role range: 1761-1820
Succeeds as King of Great Britain, Succeeds his grandfather George II
Role range: 1761-1820
Birth of George IV, eldest son of George III & Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Role range: 1761-1820
Purchases what was then Buckingham House for œ21,000 from Sir Charles Sheffield
Role range: 1761-1820
Under the Treaty of Paris Britain gains Florida from Spain
Role range: 1756-1763 – 1761-1820
Under the Treaty of Paris Britain restores Havana to Spain
Role range: 1756-1763 – 1761-1820
Under the Treaty of Paris France gives Spain the Louisiana west of the Mississippi
Role range: 1756-1763 – 1761-1820
Under the Treaty of Paris Britain restores Manila to Spain
Role range: 1756-1763 – 1761-1820
Under the Treaty of Paris Spain returns Minorca to Britain
Role range: 1756-1763 – 1761-1820
The Treaty of Paris ends hostilities. Spain returns Minorca to Britain. George III dismisses Pitt & the Treaty of Paris is signed by George III & Bute. France gives Spain the Louisiana territory west of the Mississippi. France cedes Canada & most of her Indian possessions to Britain. Britain restores Havana & Manila to Spain. Britain gains Florida from Spain
Role range: 1756-1763 – 1761-1820
Birth of William IV, Buckingham Palace, 3rd son of George III & Charlotte
Role range: 1761-1820
George III becomes patron of the Royal Academy of Arts
Role range: 1761-1820
Appoints Lord North as his own Minister from a party of "Kings friends"
Role range: 1761-1820
If a monarch wishes to marry age over 25 notice must be given to the Privy Council
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1761-1820
Closes Boston harbour until the East India Company is reimbursed for lost tea
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1760-1820
Closes Boston harbour until the East India Company is reimbursed for lost tea
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1760-1820
Orders an end to the Gordon Riots
Role range: 1760-1820
Creates new Brunswick to allow for influx of loyalist British supporters from the USA
Role range: 1760-1820
The fortress is completed, ordered by George III during the 7 Years War. Hameln becomes known as the "Gibraltar of the north"
Receives John Adams The first American ambassador to Britain
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1760-1820
A failed attempt by Margaret Nicholson to assassinate the King at St James Palace
Role range: 1760-1820
The Corsican Nationalist Assembly proclaims the British King sovereign
Role range: 1761-1820
A shot is fired at George III in a Drury Lane theater. A failed assassination attempt takes place during a review in Hyde Park
Role range: 1761-1820
James Hadfield fires shots at George III at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane
Role range: 1761-1820
Antiquities obtained following the British defeat of French forces in Egypt entered the British Museum's collections.
The Rosetta Stone was presented to the British Museum after its transfer to British possession under the capitulation of Alexandria.
Under George III the Health and Morals of Apprentices Act introduced legal requirements for cleanliness and working conditions in cotton mills.
Dissolved after Grey proposes a Bill allowing Catholics into the Army & Navy
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1820-1830
A Jubilee is held to celebrate 50 years rule
Role range: 1761-1820
The Regency Act is passed making the Prince of Wales Prince Regent
Role range: 1761-1820
The Regency Act is passed making the Prince of Wales Prince Regent
Role range: 1761-1820
Parliament can appoint the future George IV as Regent due to the health of George III
Role range: 1761-1820
Parliament can appoint the future George IV as Regent due to the health of George III
Role range: 1761-1820
Parliament can appoint the future George IV as Regent due to the health of George III
Role range: 1761-1820
Death of George III, age 81
Role range: 1761-1820
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