History and chronology of Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill in Great Britain

General

Government Conservative Party

Events

4th Party
Cabinet
Chancellor
Death
Election
Leader House Commons
Reform
Resignation
Secretary India
Speech
Succession

Places

Dartford
London
Woodstock

Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill History of Great Britain


1874	Election
Woodstock Elected Member of Parliament for Woods tock
1880	4th Party
London Forms a Conservative group with Drummond Wolf, Gorst & Balfour
1880	Reform
London Forms a Conservative group with Drummond Wolf, Gorst & Balfour
1885	Cabinet
24th June Appointed Member of the Cabinet, leader of the "Tory Democrats"
1885	Secretary of India
24th June Appointed Secretary for India
1886	Chancellor
3rd Aug London Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer
1886	Leader House of Commons
3rd Aug London Appointed Leader of the House of Commons
1886	Resignation
22nd Dec London Sudden resignation after the Cabinet will not support his proposed defense cuts
1886	Speech
22nd Feb London Gives a militant speech to encourage Ulster Protestants in Belfast
2nd Oct Dartford Promises wide-ranging reforms
1895	Death
24th Jan London Death of Randolph Henry Spencer Churchil, from a brain disease
1957	Succession
22nd Feb London Cabinet grants Philip the title, Prince of the United Kingdom, Churchill's suggestion