Death of Ferdinand I
Death of Ferdinand I
Historical events in 1825
105 historical records
January 18251 historical events
February 182510 historical events
Entry into La Paz
Sucre enters La Paz after royalist authority collapses in Upper Peru.
Election
Elected President in the House of Representitives
President of USA
Appointed President of the USA, 6th President
Secretary of State
Appointed Secretary of State
Rule of Georgia
Indian leaders sign a Treaty ceding all Creek lands in Georgia to the USA
Treaty of Indian Springs
Indian leaders sign a Treaty ceding all Creek lands in Georgia to the USA
Landing at Methoni
Ibrahim Pasha lands Egyptian forces in the Peloponnese
Anglo-Russian Convention
Russia and Britain sign a convention defining the boundary between Russian America and British possessions in northwestern America.
Invasion of Greece
Ibrahim lands in the Peloponnese in February 1825 and had immediate success: by the end of 1825, most of the Peloponnese is under Egyptian control
Rule of Peloponnese
Ibrahim lands in the Peloponnese in February 1825 and had immediate success: by the end of 1825, most of the Peloponnese is under Egyptian control
March 18252 historical events
Thames Tunnel
Construction of the Thames Tunnel begins ceremonially and Brunel lays the second brick after his father.
Thames Tunnel
Construction begins ceremonially on Brunel's tunnel beneath the River Thames.
April 18252 historical events
Rule of Danube
Recieves an ultimatum from Russia to restore the status quo to the Danube. Forced to obey Russias ultimatum by Britain & France
Landing of the Thirty-Three Orientals
Lands with the Thirty-Three Orientals and begins the campaign against Brazilian rule in the Banda Oriental
May 18255 historical events
Battle of Maniaki
Ibrahim defeats Greek forces at Maniaki during his Peloponnesian campaign
Battle of Maniaki
Papaflessas dies fighting Ibrahim Pasha's Egyptian forces at Maniaki
Released to Command
Kolokotronis is released from imprisonment to organize resistance against Ibrahim
Massacre
A corps loyal to Mahmud lay siege to Janissaries barracks & masacre 6,000-10,000
Reballion of Janissaries
Janissaries rebel after Mahmud orders a new corps to replace them
July 18252 historical events
Legislation
His government passes legislation allowing workers to combine over wages and hours.
Reform of Government
His government passes legislation modifying restrictions on workers' combinations.
August 18254 historical events
Declaration of Independence
Serrano presides as the assembly declares Upper Peru independent on 6 August 1825.
Independence of Bolivia
Presides over the congress of Chuquiscana which proclaims the independence of Boliviar
Constitution of Venezuela
Frames the constitution used to declare independence for Upper Peru
Naming of Bolivia
The new republic is named Bolivia in honour of Simon Bolivar.
September 18253 historical events
Stockton and Darlington Railway
Stephenson's locomotive hauls the opening train on the Stockton and Darlington Railway.
Invention of Train
Builds the 1st public railway to carry steam trains which opens, Stockton-Darlington
Stockton-Darlington Railway
The Stockton and Darlington Railway opens driven by Stephenson, Locomotion hauled an 80-ton load of coal and flour nine miles in two hours, reaching a speed of 24 miles per hour also the first purpose-built passenger car, Experiment, was attached and carried dignitaries on the opening journey, the first time passenger traffic had been run on a steam locomotive railway
October 18253 historical events
Battle of Sarandi
Helps defeat Brazilian forces at Sarandi during the campaign for Uruguayan independence
Invasion of Peloponnese
The Governments of all three powers were under intense pressure from their public opinion to help the Greeks, especially after the invasion of the Peloponnese in 1825 by Ottoman vassal Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt and the atrocities committed by his forces
Opening of Erie Canal
The Erie Canal opens, reducing transport costs between the Great Lakes and Atlantic markets.
November 18251 historical events
Rotherhithe Shaft
The sinking shaft is completed and Brunel's tunnelling shield is assembled beneath the Rotherhithe site.
December 18258 historical events
Death of Alexander I
Dies at Taganrog after a sudden illness generally identified as typhus.
Reform of Political Party
"The Protestants will support me as a Tory & the Whigs as a Catholic"
Reballion of young Russian aristocratic army officers
First day of the uprising of young Russian aristocratic army officers
Constitution of Russia
Rebels proclaim Constantine Emperor & demand a Constitution
Reballion of Decembrist
The Decembrists are fired on at Saint Petersburgs Senate Sqr leaving many dead. The Decembrist rebellion is suppressed. Rebels proclaim Constantine Emperor & demand a Constitution
Reballion of Rebels in Saint Petersburg
5 of the leaders are hanged & 100 conspirators sent to Siberia
Presidential Succession
Bolivar names Santa Cruz to succeed Sucre if delegated authority becomes vacant.
President of Bolivia
Sucre begins serving as President of Bolivia under authority delegated by Bolivar.
First Presidency
Bolivar becomes the first President of the newly independent Republic of Bolivia.
Government Organization
Bolivar establishes the initial executive institutions of the new republic.
President of Brazil
Appointed President of Brazil
Birth of Pedro II
Birth of Pedro II
Chiloe Expedition
Leads the government as a renewed military expedition seeks to end the remaining Spanish presence in Chiloe.
Aluminium Preparation
Produces aluminium by reducing aluminium chloride with potassium amalgam.
Early Isolation of Aluminium
Obtains an early metallic form of the newly investigated element.
Invasion of Greece
Leads an expeditionary force of 16,000 into the Peloponnese, and soon overran its western part; he failed, however, to take the eastern section, where the rebel Government was based (at Nafplion). Ibrahims forces move onto the Greek mainland, capturing the pivotal strongholds of the Acropolis of Athens and, in April 1826, despite a heroic Greek defence, Messolonghi, which controlled the entrance to the Gulf of Corinth
Invasion of Peloponnese
Leads an expeditionary force of 16,000 into the Peloponnese, and soon overran its western part; he failed, however, to take the eastern section, where the rebel Government was based (at Nafplion)
Siege of Athens
Ibrahims forces move onto the Greek mainland, capturing the pivotal strongholds of the Acropolis of Athens and, in April 1826, despite a heroic Greek defence, Messolonghi, which controlled the entrance to the Gulf of Corinth
Lyons Bridge
Completes the construction of the Worlds 1st suspension bridge
Compensation
The nobility is compensated for loss of lands during the French revolution
Rotherhithe Shaft Sinking Method Applied
A large brick shaft is constructed and sunk under its own weight to create the working access for the Thames Tunnel.
Thirty-Six Shield Cells Put into Use
Brunel's shield divides the excavation face into thirty-six protected cells so miners can work while masonry is built immediately behind them.
Order of Saint Esprit
Awarded the Order of the Saint Esprit
Succession
Succeeds as King of Germany, Makes Munich a cultural centre
Succession
Succeeds as King of Bavaria
Royal Society
Becomes a Fellow of the Royal Society
Invention of Lithograph
Invents a process for lithographing in colour
Buckingham Palace
Completes the construction of Buckingham Palace from Buckingham House
Burkes Peerage
Publication of "Burkes Peerage"
Woodstock
Publication of "Woodstock"
Banking Crisis
The Government and Bank of England respond to widespread bank failures and commercial distress.
Discovery of Timbuktu
Becomes the 1st European to visit Timbuktu
Governor
Appointed Governor of New South Wales
Rule of Cape Colony
Britain's Cape Colony extends her borders north of the River Orange
Ambassador
Appointed Ambassador of Turkey
Minister of Constantinople
Appointed Minister of Constantinople, 1st term
Editor
Appointed Editor of Benthams Rationale of Judicial Evidence
Reform of Electoral System
Votes in favour of Catholic Emanicipation
Star Catalogue Precision Receives New Emphasis
Astronomical cataloguing increasingly used large sets of repeat measurements to reduce random errors. The episode illustrates the growing value of calibrated scientific instruments.
Assistant Engineer
Brunel serves as assistant engineer under resident engineer John Armstrong during the early tunnel works.
Birmingham Medical School
Cox establishes a medical school that contributes to Birmingham's later university tradition.
Rule of Arakan
Under the Treaty of Yandabu Britain gains Arakan
Rule of Assam
Under the Treaty of Yandabu Britain gains Assam
Rule of Tenasserim
Under the Treaty of Yandabu Britain gains Tenasserim
Treaty of Yandabu
Ends the 2 yr War, Britain gains Assam, Arakan &Tenasserim
Lieutenant
Appointed Lieutenant
Academy of Sciences
Founds the Academy of Sciences
Consecrated Bishop
MacHale is consecrated a bishop and serves as coadjutor in Killala before his later translation to the archdiocese of Tuam.
Succession
Succeeds as King of Italy
Boris Godunov
Publication of "Boris Godunov"
Journey to Taganrog
Travels south with Empress Elizabeth because of her poor health and establishes temporary residence at Taganrog.
Reballion of suppress the Decembrist
Helps suppress the Decembrist uprising
Reballion of suppress the Decembrist
Helps suppress the Decembrist uprising
Arrest of Pavel Ivanovich Pestel
Arrested before the Decembrist uprisng
Coup
Plans to overthrow the Russian autocracy & founds a centralized republic
Execution
Executed before the Decembrist uprisng
Reballion of suppress the Decembrist
Helps suppress the Decembrist uprising
Siege of Morea
Lands at the head of an Ottoman force in Morea
Siege of Missolonghi
Invades Greece from the north & renews the Greek War of Independence
New York Stock Exchange
Opening of the New York Stock Exchange
Reform of Working Hours
US agitation for a 10 hr day begins by a strike of Boston carpenters
Strike
US agitation foe a 10 hr day begins by a strike of Boston carpenters
Governor
Appointed Governor of Virginia
Minister of Mexico
Appointed Minister of Mexico, 1st such appointment
Secretary of State for War
Appointed Secretary of State for War
Hawaii House
Succeeds as King of Hawaii
Election
Elected Member of House of Representatives
Erie Canal Opens New York Inland Route
Completion of the Erie Canal connected the Hudson corridor to the Great Lakes and transformed regional freight movement. It helped establish the city as a centre of technical research.
Patent
1st US patent for tin cans is issued
Akron
Founds Akron, Ohio
Independence of Bolivia
Organizes a new republic in Upper Peru which is named after him
Independence of Venezuela
Organizes a new republic in Upper Peru which is named after him