4 April 1826Independence of Great BritainArthur Wellesley Wellington, 1st
Wellington signs the Saint Petersburg Protocol with Russia to intervene in the Greek revolt against Turkey
Historical records for Great Britain in 1826, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Wellington signs the Saint Petersburg Protocol with Russia to intervene in the Greek revolt against Turkey
Wellington signs the Saint Petersburg Protocol with Russia to intervene in the Greek revolt against Turkey
Wellington signs the Saint Petersburg Protocol with Russia to intervene in the Greek revolt against Turkey
Brunel takes over as resident engineer of the Thames Tunnel after John Armstrong resigns through illness.
Brunel becomes resident engineer after John Armstrong resigns because of illness and exhaustion.
Birth of Edward Henry Stanley
Birth of Joseph Arch
Appointed Captain
Completes the construction of Cumberland Terrace
Invents the 1st commercially available gas stove
Invents a method for sealing tea in lead-lined packages
Awarded the Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society
Elected Member of Parliament
Elected Member of Parliament for Carlisle
Completes the construction of the Menai Suspension Bridge
Orbiston community closes when the iron industry refuses to share its profits
Appointed Secretary to the embassy at Paris, 2nd term
Appointed Member of Speculative Society
Publication of "Vivian Grey"
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