History and chronology of Robert Banks Jenkinson Liverpool, 2nd in Great Britain

General

Burmese War, 1st
Government Tory Party
Tory Party
USA Britain War

Events

Birth
Death
Legislation
Minister Foreign Affairs
Peerage
Plot
Prime Minister
Reform
Resignation
Rule Arakan
Rule Assam
Rule Cape Colony
Rule Tenasserim
Secretary Home Affairs
Secretary War
Treaty Ghent
Treaty Yandabu

Places

Arakan
Assam
Cape Colony
Ghent
Liverpool
London
Tenasserim
Yandabu

Robert Banks Jenkinson Liverpool, 2nd History of Great Britain


1770	Birth
Birth of Robert Banks Jenkins on
1790	Secretary of Home Affairs
Appointed Home Secretary, 1st term
1801	Minister of Foreign Affairs
Appointed Foreign Minister
1803	Peerage
Created Lord Hawkesbury
1804	Secretary of Home Affairs
Appointed Home Secretary, 2nd term
1807	Secretary of Home Affairs
Appointed Home Secretary, 3rd term
1808	Peerage
Liverpool Created Earl Liverpool, 2nd
1809	Secretary of War
Appointed Secretary for War & the Colonies
1812	Prime Minister
9th June Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain
1814	Treaty of Ghent
24th Dec Ghent Ends the war & British violations of American neutrality
1820	Plot
London A failed attempt to murder Lord Liverpool's Tory Cabinet
1825	Legislation
16th July London An Act allows workers to combine & secure wages & hours, they cannot strike
1825	Reform
16th July London An Act allows workers to combine & secure wages & hours, they cannot strike
1825	Rule of Arakan
Arakan Under the treaty of Yandabu Britain gains Arakan
1825	Rule of Assam
Assam Under the treaty of Yandabu Britain gains Assam
1825	Rule of Cape Colony
Cape Colony Britain's Cape Colony extends her borders nth of the River Orange
1825	Rule of Tenasserim
Tenasserim Under the treaty of Yandabu Britain gains Tenasserim
1825	Treaty of Yandabu
Yandabu Ends the 2 yr War, Britain gains Assam, Arakan &Tenasserim
1827	Resignation
28th Mar London Resigns after suffering a stroke, Prime Minister for 14 years 41 weeks
1828	Death
Death of Robert Banks Jenkins on