Economy of Great Britain
Suspends the Bank Charter Act & raises the bank rate to 10%, causes panic & depression
Role range: 1865-1866 – 1865-1866
Follow William Ewart Gladstone through 284 dated historical records for Great Britain.
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Suspends the Bank Charter Act & raises the bank rate to 10%, causes panic & depression
Role range: 1865-1866 – 1865-1866
Gladstone authorises emergency liquidity after the collapse of Overend Gurney triggers panic.
Role range: 1859-1866
The Government is defeat by a proposal from Lord Dunkellin
Role range: 1865-1866 – 1865-1866
The Government is defeated in Parliament by 11 votes
Role range: 1865-1866 – 1865-1866
Gladstone authorises emergency liquidity after the failure of Overend Gurney.
Role range: 1859-1866
Gladstone wants to dissolve Parliament & take the Bill to the electorate
Role range: 1865-1866 – 1865-1866
The Franchise Bill is defeated in the Commons. Russell refuses to take the defeated Franchise Bill to the electorate
Role range: 1865-1866 – 1865-1866
The Franchise Bill is defeated in the Commons. Gladstone wants to dissolve Parliament & take the Bill to the electorate
Role range: 1865-1866 – 1865-1866
Russell refuses to take the defeated Franchise Bill to the electorate
Role range: 1865-1866 – 1865-1866
Attempts to remove personal rating from the Franchise Bill but defeated by Disraeli
Attempts to remove personal rating from the Franchise Bill but defeated by Disraeli
The rescue of 2 Fenians in Clerkenwell gaol causes 12 deaths
The rescue of 2 Fenians in Clerkenwell gaol causes 12 deaths
Gladstone proclaims the need to address the Irish Proble
Gladstone proclaims the need to address the Irish Proble
Lord Russell retires in 1867 and Gladstone becoomees leader of the Liberal Party
Appointed Party Leader of the Liberal Party
Carries resolution to go into committee for reform. Carries a resolution to reform the Irish Anglican Church for disestablishment. Boosts popular support & reunites the Liberals
The "Tea Room Revolt" of 50 Liberal MP over Gladstones franchise reforms. Forced to withdraw plans to enfranchise borough householders with rates higher than œ5
The "Tea Room Revolt" of 50 Liberal MP over Gladstones franchise reforms. Forced to withdraw plans to enfranchise borough householders with rates higher than 5 pounds
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1st term
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Proposes all householders in boroughs with a rateable value of œ5 should have the vote
The Liberals triumph by 387 seats the Conservatives 271 seats. Promises to disestablish the Irish Church, reform land & education. Gladstone claims his policy is to "pacify Ireland"
In the next general election the South Lancashire constituency had been broken-up by the Second Reform Act into two: South East Lancashire and South West Lancashire, Gladstone stands for South West Lancashire and for Greenwich, it being quite common then for candidates to stand in two constituencies simultaneously,he was is defeated in Lancashire and wins in Greenwich
Gladstone claims his policy is to "pacify Ireland"
Gladstone claims his policy is to "pacify Ireland"
ladstone proposes the Irish Church Resolutions to reunite the Liberal Party for Government
Introduces the Irish Church Bill to end the Union of the English & Irish Churches. Introduces the Irish Church Bill to end the establishment of the Irish Church
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Institutes the Cardwell Reforms that make peacetime flogging illegal
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Disestablishes the Irish Church
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Disestablishes the Irish Church
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Disestablishes the Irish Church
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Disestablishes the Irish Church. 2nd reading to disestablish the Irish Church, wins by 118
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Bismarck reveals to Gladstone France's proposal to exchange south Germany for Belgium
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Bismarck reveals to Gladstone France's proposal to exchange south Germany for Belgium
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Introduces the Irish Land Act to give Irish peasants comparible rights with England
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Introduces the Irish Land Act to give Irish peasants comparible rights with England
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
Forced to produce a Belgium neutrality Treaty to be signed by Prussia & France
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
The Treaty is leaked to the Times. Forced to produce a Belgium neutrality Treaty to be signed by Prussia & France
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
The Black Sea loses its neutrality. The Black Sea clauses of the Treaty of Paris are abrogated
Role range: 1868-1874 – 1868-1874
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