4 January 1867Birth of William LashlyWiliam Lashly
Birth of William Lashly
Historical records for Great Britain in 1867, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Birth of William Lashly
Cabinet opts for the Ten Minutes Bill which Disraeli announces in the Commons
Attempts to remove personal rating from the Franchise Bill but defeated by Disraeli
Attempts to remove personal rating from the Franchise Bill but defeated by Disraeli
Appointed Home Secretary
The rescue of 2 Fenians in Clerkenwell gaol causes 12 deaths
The rescue of 2 Fenians in Clerkenwell gaol causes 12 deaths
Gladstone proclaims the need to address the Irish Proble
Gladstone proclaims the need to address the Irish Proble
Birth of Stanley Baldwin
Appointed Chancellor of the University of Oxford
Appointed Chief Whip of the Liberal Party
Enfranchises all ratepayers
The 2nd Reform Act becomes law, "a leap in the dark". Doubles the electorate & gives the vote to many working men in the towns
Lord Russell retires in 1867 and Gladstone becoomees leader of the Liberal Party
Appointed Party Leader of the Liberal Party
Supports reform politics as Birmingham becomes a national platform for wider voting rights.
Enfranchises all ratepayers
The 2nd Reform Act becomes law, "a leap in the dark". Doubles the electorate & gives the vote to many working men in the towns
His bronze lions are installed around Nelson's Column.
Landseer's bronze lions are added around Nelson's Column.
His foundry casts the Trafalgar Square lions.
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