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Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil Salisbury, 3rd
History of Great Britain

              


1830
Birth
3rd Feb Hatfield Birth of Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil
1853
Election
Stamford Elected Member of Parliament for Stamford
1853
Fellow
Oxford Appointed Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford
1854
Speech
7th April London Makes Maiden Speech in Parliament agaist the 2nd Reading of the Oxford University Bill
1857
Marriage
July Marries Georgina Alderson
1866
Secretary of India
Appointed Secretary for India, 1st term, under Lord Derby
1867
Chancellor
Oxford Appointed Chancellor of the University of Oxford
1868
Peerage
Created Marquis of Salisbury, 3rd
1874
Prime Minister
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 2nd term
1874
Secretary of India
Appointed Secretary for India, 2nd term, under Disraeli
1878
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Appointed Foreign Minister
1881
Leader House of Lords
London Appointed Leader of the Lords Opposition
1881
Party Leader
Appointed Party Leader of the Conservative Party
1885
Government
23rd Nov Wins the election but dependent on Irish support
1885
Legislation
25th June London Redistribution of Seats Bill, creates seats in Yorkshire, Lancashire & outer London
1885
Minister of Foreign Affairs
23rd June Appointed Foreign Secretary
1885
Prime Minister
23rd June Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1st term, a minority administration
23rd Nov Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 2nd term
1885
Reform
25th June London Merges smaller boroughs into County constituencies
25th June London Redistribution of Seats Bill, creates seats in Yorkshire, Lancashire & outer London
1886
Legislation
Local Government Act, transfers administration of counties to elected councils
1886
Prime Minister
24th July Appointed Prime Minister of Britain, 3rd term,
1886
Reform
Local Government Act, transfers administration of counties to elected councils
1886
Resignation
27th Jan London Resigns after having lost Irish Party support
1887
Agreement Mediterranean
12th Feb Agreement between the powers maintaining the Mediterranean status quo against Turkey
1887
Conference of Commonwealth
4th April London A meeting of Imperial Prime Ministers held in London
1888
Reform
6th Aug London Establishes County Councils
1890
Rule of Heligoland
Heligoland Heligoland is ceded to Germany
1891
Legislation
Free Education Act, abolishes fees for primary education
1891
Reform
Free Education Act, abolishes fees for primary education
1891
Rule of Nyasaland
London Nyasaland becomes a British Protectorate
1895
Election
10th Aug Conservatives 340, Liberal Unionists 71, Liberals 177 & Irish Party 82
1896
Capture of Sudan
12th Mar French ambition in the Nile lead Salisbury to order Britain to reoccupy the Sudan
1896
Diplomacy
26th Nov Russia disclosed a plan to seize Constantinople if Britain intervenes in Crete
1897
Legislation
Workmen's Compensation Act, makes the employer liable for accidents at work
1897
Reform
Workmen's Compensation Act, makes the employer liable for accidents at work
1898
Crisis
27th Oct Fashoda Rejects talks with France until the French troops are withdrawn from Fashoda
1898
Diplomacy
Mar Fashoda The French & British agree that the source of the Nile and the Congo rivers should mark the frontier between their spheres of influence
3rd Nov Fashoda The French government orders it's forces to withdraw during the Fashoda Incident
1898
Fashoda Incident
Mar Fashoda The French & British agree that the source of the Nile and the Congo rivers should mark the frontier between their spheres of influence
27th Oct Fashoda Brings Britain & France to the verge of war but ends in a diplomatic victory for Britain
27th Oct Fashoda Rejects talks with France until the French troops are withdrawn from Fashoda
3rd Nov Fashoda The French government orders it's forces to withdraw during the Fashoda Incident
1898
Rule of Nigeria
Britain purchases the Royal Niger Company
1900
Treaty of Tianjin
The number of treaty ports in China is increased to 50
1902
Alliance
20th Jan Great Britain & Japan sign an alliance, ends British "splendid isolation"
1902
Resignation
London The Boer War splits the Cabinet & leads to Salisbury's resignation
1902
Retirement
London Retires in favor of his nephew Arthur Balfour
1903
Death
22nd Aug Hatfield Death of Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil

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