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Prime Minister of Great Britain

Great Britain · Government / Tory Party Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

10Records
1762–1841Date range
6Named people
0Places

Chronological records

1762

John Stewart Bute, 3rd26 May 1762

Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain

1812

Robert Banks Jenkinson Liverpool, 2nd9 June 1812

Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain

1827

George Canning Canning, 1st10 April 1827

Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain for three months

Frederick John Robinson Goderich Goderich, 1st31 August 1827

Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Prime Miinister of Britain, ater the death of George Canning

1828

Arthur Wellesley Wellington, 1st9 January 1828

Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain by George IV

Arthur Wellesley Wellington, 1st22 January 1828

Government / Tory Party Government

Fills a vacuum after refusal by Whig & Tory Party leaders to accept the office

1834

Arthur Wellesley Wellington, 1st13 November 1834

Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 2nd term, November-December. Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain

Robert Peel10 December 1834

Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain

1835

Robert Peel18 February 1835

Government / Tory Party Government

The Whigs, radicals & Irish agree to joint opposition

1841

Robert Peel6 September 1841

Government / Tory Party Government

Appointed Prime MInister of Great Britain

Names involved

Arthur Wellesley Wellington, 1stFrederick John Robinson Goderich Goderich, 1stGeorge Canning Canning, 1stJohn Stewart Bute, 3rdRobert Banks Jenkinson Liverpool, 2ndRobert Peel

Provenance

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