Birth of Charles Grey
Birth of Charles Grey, from Northumberland gentry
Follow Charles Grey through 72 dated historical records for Great Britain.
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Birth of Charles Grey, from Northumberland gentry
1st elected to Parliament, Member of Parliament for Northumberland for the next 20 yrs
Appointed Foreign Minister
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1806-1807
Appointed First Sea Lord of the Admiralty, 1st term
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1806-1806
Appointed First Sea Lord of the Admiralty, 2nd term
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1806-1807
Passes a Bill through Parliament abolishing the slave trade
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1806-1807
Grey remains out of office for 23 years. Attempts to secure Catholic emancipation are opposed by George III & other Minister's
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1806-1807
Proposes a Bill allowing Catholics into the Army & Navy, the King dissolves Parliament
Role range: 1763-1809 – 1806-1807
Created Earl Grey, succeeds to his fathers peerage
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1831
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain and forms a Whig government.
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Supports parliamentary reform giving representation to rapidly growing industrial towns.
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Grey supports reform plans giving representation to fast-growing industrial towns including Birmingham, Manchester, Bradford and Leeds.
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Introduces the Reform Bill, it passes its 2nd reading by 1 vote but is then defeated
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1831
Goes to the Country after the Lords defeat of the first reform bill
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1831
Parliament is dissolved after the defeat of the 1st Reform Bill in the Commons
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Grey asks William IV to dissolve Parliament so that the Whigs could secure a larger majority in the House of Commons, Grey explains this would help his Government to carry their proposals for Parliamentary reform
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Grey asks William IV to dissolve Parliament so that the Whigs could secure a larger majority in the House of Commons, Grey explains this would help his Government to carry their proposals for Parliamentary reform
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Grey asks William IV to dissolve Parliament so that the Whigs could secure a larger majority in the House of Commons, Grey explains this would help his Government to carry their proposals for Parliamentary reform
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
The 2nd Reform Bill passes through the Commons
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
The House of Commons passes the Reform Bill, the Tories still dominated the House of Lords, and after a long debate the bill was defeated
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
The House of Commons passes the Reform Bill, the Tories still dominated the House of Lords, and after a long debate the bill was defeated
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
William IV asks Grey not to resign but refuses to pass the Bill by creating new peers. The 2nd Reform Bill is defeated by the Lords by 41 votes. 1st Reform Bill is defeated by the Lords
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
When people heard the news of the Lords Reform Act veto, Reform Riots take place in several British towns; the most serious of these being in Bristol
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Grey's Reform Bill crisis triggers severe riots in Bristol.
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
When people heard the news of the Lords Reform Act veto, Reform Riots take place in several British towns; the most serious of these being in Bristol
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Britain takes control of the islands by force with the invasion of the Falkland Islands following the destruction of the Argentine settlement at Puerto Luis by the American sloop USS Lexington
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Britain takes control of the islands by force with the invasion of the Falkland Islands following the destruction of the Argentine settlement at Puerto Luis by the American sloop USS Lexington
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
The general election on the reformed franchise gives Grey a 300 majority
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
The general election on the reformed franchise gives Grey a 300 majority
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 2nd term
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1831-1834
Grey's government advanced parliamentary reform, prompting prolonged debate about representation and the power of unreformed boroughs.
Lord Greys Government resigns and William IV now ask the leader of the Tories, the Duke of Wellington, to form a new Government. Grey and Henry Brougham meet the king and ask him to create a large number of Wigg peers in order to get the Reform Bill passed in the House of Lords, William IV refuses
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Lord Greys Government resigns and William IV now ask the leader of the Tories, the Duke of Wellington, to form a new Government
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Offers William IV his resignation his refusal to create peers to pass the Reform Bill
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
The franchise is extended to the upper middle class
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
The 3rd Reform Bill is passed
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
The 3rd Reform Bill is passed. The franchise is extended to the upper middle class. Constituencies are created in new towns, rotten & pocket boroughs abolished
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Parliamentary Reform Bill, passes the Scottish Parliamentary Reform Bill
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Parliamentary Reform Bill, passes the Scottish Parliamentary Reform Bill
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
Parliamentary Reform Bill, passes the Irish Parliamentary Reform Bill
Role range: 1830-1834 – 1830-1834
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