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George Nugent Temple Grenville Biography and Timeline

Follow George Nugent Temple Grenville through 17 dated historical records for Great Britain.

George Nugent Temple Grenville, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

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1757–1807Years on this page

1757

Treasurer Navy

Earl · Treasurer Navy · London · Government / Whig Party Government

Appointed Treasurer of the Navy

Role range: 1716-1760 – 1757-1762

1762

First Lord of Admiralty

Earl · First Lord of Admiralty · London · Government / Whig Party Government

Appointed First Lord of the Admiralty

Role range: 1762-1763 – 1762-1763

Secretary of State

Earl · Secretary of State · Government / Whig Party Government

Appointed Secretary of State

Role range: 1762-1763 – 1762-1762

1763

Prime Minister of Great Britain

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

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1763-1765

First Lord of the Treasury

Earl · First Lord of the Treasury · London · Government / Whig Party Government

Appointed First Lord of the Treasury

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1763-1764

1764

Reform of Royal Succession

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

A tax imposed on the British colonies to pay for their upkeep. An attempt by Grenville to levy taxes in the American colonies to pay for their upkeep

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1763-1765

1765

Reform of Regency

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

The stamp tax leads to a cry of "no taxation without representation" from America. Due to the King's mental condition a regency bill is drawn up

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1763-1765

Resignation of George Nugent Temple Grenville

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

The Queen is omitted from the regency list & Grenville resigns

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1763-1765

Rule of Colonies

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

The stamp tax leads to a cry of "no taxation without representation" from America

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1763-1765

1791

Foreign Secretary of Great Britain

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

Appointed Foreign Minister

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1791-1801

Home Secretary of Great Britain

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

Appointed Home Secretary

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1789-1790

1801

Resignation of George Nugent Temple Grenville

Earl · Foreign Secretary of Great Britain · London · Government / Whig Party Government

Resigns over George IIIs refusal to assent to Catholic emancipation

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1794-1801

1806

Government

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

Pitts supporters remain in opposition. Forms a coalition a "Ministry of all the talents"

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1806-1807

Prime Minister of Great Britain

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

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain after the death of his cousin William Pitt

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1806-1807

1807

Decree

Earl · Prime Minister of Great Britain · London · Warfare / Napoleonic Wars

Answers Napoleon's decree by British Order in Council closing coastal waters to France

Role range: 1800-1815 – 1806-1807

Legislation

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

Royal Assent is given to an Act abolishing slavery

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1806-1807

Reform of Slavery

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

Royal Assent is given to an Act abolishing slavery

Role range: 1763-1809 – 1806-1807

Records, sources and methodology

These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.