Discovery of Adelaide Island
Discovers the Adelaide Island
Historical events in 1832
117 historical records
February 18324 historical events
Discovery of Antarctica
Lands on Anvers Island and reports a more extensive coastline, naming the region Graham Land after Sir James Graham, First Lord of the Admiralty
Discovery of Anvers Island
Biscoe lands on Anvers Island and claims to have sighted the mainland of the Antarctic continent
Discovery of Graham Land
A more extensive coastline is spotted, surmising again that he had encountered a continent, Biscoe names the area "Graham Land", after First Lord of the Admiralty Sir James Graham
March 18323 historical events
Birth of John Hoyer Updike
Birth of John Hoyer Updike
Death of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Death of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, age 82, final words are "more light!"
Reform of Parliament
Reform Bill, 3rd, 1 of the 4 framers of the Bill which passes through the Commons
April 18323 historical events
Declaration of War
War begins when Sauks under Black Hawk recross the Mississippi & retake ceded land
Birth of Alfred Ludwig Heinrich Karl Graf von Waldersee
Birth of Alfred Ludwig Heinrich Karl Graf von Waldersee
Reform of Parliament
Reform Bill, 3rd, passes through the Lords, 12 Bishops for & 16 against
May 183218 historical events
King Selected
Great powers select Otto of Bavaria as king of the new Greek state
Reform of Parliament
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
Reform of Parliament
Reform Bill, 3rd, a Lords amendment seeks to safeguard pocket boroughs
Reform of Parliament
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
Resignation of Charles Grey
Lord Greys Government resigns and William IV now ask the leader of the Tories, the Duke of Wellington, to form a new Government
Resignation of Charles Grey
Offers William IV his resignation his refusal to create peers to pass the Reform Bill
Treaty of Paynes Landing
Seminole Chiefs cede land in Florida & agree to move west of the Mississippi River
Independence of Greece
Greece (Hellas) is recognised as a free country from the Ottoman Empire
Rule of Greece
As a result of years of negotiation, Greece is finally recognized as an independent nation in May 1832
Independence of Greece
Greece (Hellas) is recognised as a free country from the Ottoman Empire
Independence of Turkey
Greece (Hellas) is recognised as a free country from the Ottoman Empire
A Treaty
A Treaty of trade & peace is signed with Chile
Constitution of USA
The Democratic Republican Party becomes the Democratic Party during its 1st convention
Convention
The Democratic Republican Party becomes the Democratic Party during its 1st convention
Reform of Political Parties
The Democratic Republican Party becomes the Democratic Party during its 1st convention
President of USA
Wins the Democrat Vice Presidential Nomination
Election
Wins the Democratic Presidential Nomination
Rule of Greece
As a result of years of negotiation, Greece is finally recognized as an independent nation in May 1832
June 183210 historical events
Franchise
The franchise is extended to the upper middle class
Legislation
The 3rd Reform Bill is passed
Reform of Electoral System
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
Death of Jeremy Bentham
Death of Jeremy Bentham
Legislation
Parliamentary Reform Bill, passes the Scottish Parliamentary Reform Bill
Reform of Parliament
Parliamentary Reform Bill, passes the Scottish Parliamentary Reform Bill
Economy of USA
A Tariff Act is passed favouring Northern manafacturers over Southern cotton growers
Legislation
A Tariff Act is passed favouring Northern manafacturers over Southern cotton growers
Legislation
A Tariff Act is passed favouring northern manafacturers over southern cotton growers
Reform of Taxation
A Tariff Act is passed favouring northern manafacturers over southern cotton growers
July 18325 historical events
Bank Recharter Veto
Jackson vetoes legislation renewing the Second Bank's federal charter.
Death of Napoleon II
Death of Napoleon II, from TB
Press
Founds the propaganda journal, Le Phalanstere
Treaty of Constantinople
Greece (Hellas) is recognised as a free country from the Ottoman Empire
Treaty of Constantinople
Greece (Hellas) is recognised as a free country from the Ottoman Empire
August 18321 historical events
Reform of Parliament
Parliamentary Reform Bill, passes the Irish Parliamentary Reform Bill
September 18321 historical events
Felix de Muelenaere Government
The Felix de Muelenaere Government ends in Brussels, concluding this period as head of the Belgian government.
October 18321 historical events
Albert Goblet d'Alviella Government
Begins the Albert Goblet d'Alviella Government in Brussels and serves as head of the Belgian government.
November 18322 historical events
Convention
The South Carolina Convention passes an ordinance repealing the Tariff Acts of 28 & 32
Legislation
The South Carolina Convention passes an ordinance repealing the Tariff Acts of 28 & 32
December 18327 historical events
Election
Jackson wins the Election for a 2nd Presidential term
Election
Wins election to become Vice President of the USA
Rule of Samos
Turkish suzerainty over Samos Begins & lasts 80 yrs
Rule of Samos
Turkish suzerainty over Samos Begins & lasts 80 yrs. The Sultan recognizes Samos as a principality with its own Parliament
Election for Birmingham
Attwood is elected as one of Birmingham's first Members of Parliament.
Treaty of Commerce
A Treaty of Commerce is signed with Russia in Saint Petersburg
Battle of Konya
Gains leverage over the Ottoman government after Ibrahim Pasha defeats its army at Konya.
Early Animation Device
Demonstrates visual persistence through sequential drawings viewed in rapid rotation.
Phenakistiscope
Develops a spinning-disc device that creates the illusion of moving images.
Louis Lambert
Publication of "Louis Lambert"
Minister of Education
Appointed Minister of Education
President of the Council
Appointed President of the Council, 1st term
Exile of Napoleon III
Exiled following the death of Napoleon II
Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Cousin becomes a member of the reorganised Academy of Moral and Political Sciences.
Minister of Hanover
Appointed Minister to Hanover for Bavaria
Principles of Physical, National and Political Geography
Publishes the "Principles of Physical, National and Political Geography", in three volumes (Grundlage der Erd-, V”lker- und Staaten-Kunde)
Principles of Physical, National
Publishes the "Principles of Physical, National and Political Geography", in three volumes (Grundlage der Erd-, V”lker- und Staaten-Kunde)
Reform of Armed Forces
Attached to the headquarters of General von Mefflings corps of observation at Krefeld, when he first became aware of the very inefficient state of the Prussian army
the "Principles of Physical, National
Publishes the "Principles of Physical, National and Political Geography", in three volumes (Grundlage der Erd-, V”lker- und Staaten-Kunde)
Westminster Review
1st publication of, "Westminster Review"
Westminster Review
Publication of "Westminster Review"
Circumnavigation
Charts new Antarctic coastline and by the end of April becomes one of the earliest navigators to circumnavigate Antarctic waters after Cook and Bellingshausen
Constitution of Great Britain
The Reform Act abolishes the King's power to buy seats in Parliament. Parliament is free to choose its own Prime Minister
Admiral
The Board of Admiralty is given responsibility for administering the Navy
Constitution of Great Britain
The Representation of the People Act 1832, commonly known as the Reform Act 1832, is passed as an Act of Parliament that introduces wide-ranging changes to the electoral system of the United Kingdom
Constitution of Great Britain
The Representation of the People Act 1832, grants seats in the House of Commons to large cities that had sprung up during the Industrial Revolution, and took away seats from the "rotten boroughs".
Constitution of Great Britain
The Representation of the People Act 1832, increases the number of individuals entitled to vote, increasing the size of the electorate by 50-80%, and allowing a total of one out of six adult males to vote, in a population of some 14 million.
Legislation
The Representation of the People Act 1832, commonly known as the Reform Act 1832, is passed as an Act of Parliament that introduces wide-ranging changes to the electoral system of the United Kingdom. Coercion Bill, gives the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland powers to suppress meetings
Legislation
The Representation of the People Act 1832, grants seats in the House of Commons to large cities that had sprung up during the Industrial Revolution, and took away seats from the "rotten boroughs".
Legislation
The Representation of the People Act 1832, increases the number of individuals entitled to vote, increasing the size of the electorate by 50-80%, and allowing a total of one out of six adult males to vote, in a population of some 14 million.
Legislation
With the threat of new peers many Lords abstain & the Reform Bill is passed. The 3rd Reform Bill passes through the Lords but a wrecking motion defeats it.
Legislation
Gives the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland unlimited powers to suppress public meetings
Parliament
The Representation of the People Act 1832, commonly known as the Reform Act 1832, is passed as an Act of Parliament that introduces wide-ranging changes to the electoral system of the United Kingdom
Public Meetings
Gives the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland unlimited powers to suppress public meetings
Reform of Electoral System
The Representation of the People Act 1832, increases the number of individuals entitled to vote, increasing the size of the electorate by 50-80%, and allowing a total of one out of six adult males to vote, in a population of some 14 million.
Reform of Parliament
The Representation of the People Act 1832, commonly known as the Reform Act 1832, is passed as an Act of Parliament that introduces wide-ranging changes to the electoral system of the United Kingdom. Coercion Bill, gives the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland powers to suppress meetings
Reform of Parliament
The Representation of the People Act 1832, grants seats in the House of Commons to large cities that had sprung up during the Industrial Revolution, and took away seats from the "rotten boroughs".
Reform of Parliament
With the threat of new peers many Lords abstain & the Reform Bill is passed. The 3rd Reform Bill passes through the Lords but a wrecking motion defeats it.
Independence of Great Britain
Grants Greek independence
Independence of Greece
Grants Greek independence
Reform of Parliament
The Reform Act abolishes the King's power to buy seats in Parliament. Parliament is free to choose its own Prime Minister. 1st Reform Bill, threatens to create extra piers if the Lords do not pass the bill
Death of Thomas Hardy
Death of Thomas Hardy
Member of Parliament
Is elected for Birmingham after the Reform Act grants the town representation.
Member of Parliament
Becomes one of Birmingham’s first MPs after parliamentary reform.
Member of Parliament
Elected to Parliament in 1832 as Tory Member of Parliament (MP) for Newark, partly through the influence of the local patron, the Duke of Newcastle
Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Birmingham Botanical Gardens opens as a centre for horticulture, education and recreation.
Bristol Docks
Brunel designs a deep scouring sluice to draw accumulated silt from the harbour into the tidal River Avon.
Bristol Docks
Brunel designs three shallow sluices to regulate the water level within Bristol's Floating Harbour.
Bristol Docks
Brunel investigates the severe accumulation of mud and silt affecting shipping in Bristol's Floating Harbour.
Bristol Docks
Brunel recommends a dredging drag boat to scrape mud from the quay walls toward the harbour's scouring sluice.
Personal Life
Brunel meets Mary Elizabeth Horsley through his friendship with his brother-in-law Benjamin Hawes.
Appointment as Governor
The Fifth National Assembly appoints Augustinos Kapodistrias Governor during the succession crisis.
Provisional Government Commission
Kolettis participates in the commission governing before King Otto's arrival.
Succession
Rules under the Regency of 3 Bavarian advisers
Succession
Succeeds as King of Greece, selected as King by a conference in London
River Danube
Completes the construction of a suspension bridge from Buda to Pest
National Diet
Elected to the National Diet
Occupation
The Papal States are occupied by France, 1832-1838
Birth of Bjornstjerne Bjornnson
Birth of Bjornstjerne Bjornnson
Minister of Russia
Appointed Minister of Russia
Constitution of USA
South Carolina claims the Union is a pact of independent states & can nullify Congress
Reballion of Rebels in South Carolina
Threatens to send a force of 50,000 into South Carolina if it resists the Union
Constitution of USA
Champions the rights of South Carolina to "nullify" legislation passed by Congress
Crisis
Resigns after President Jackson threatens to send 50,000 into South Carolina
Resignation of John Caldwell Calhoun
Resigns after President Jackson threatens to send 50,000 into South Carolina
President of United States of America
Appointed Republican Party Presidential Candidate
Baptism
Baptized in the Mormon faith
Invention of Sewing Machine
Invents the sewing machine
Reballion of Rebels in South Carolina
Threatens to send a force of 50,000 into South Carolina if it resists the Union