History and chronology of George Nugent Temple Grenville Temple, 3rd in Great Britain

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George Nugent Temple Grenville Temple, 3rd History of Great Britain


1757	Treasurer Navy
London Appointed Treasurer of the Navy
1762	First Lord of the Admiralty
London Appointed First Lord of the Admiralty
1762	Secretary
Appointed Secretary of State
1763	First Lord of the Treasury
23rd April London Appointed First Lord of the Treasury
1763	Prime Minister
16th April Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain
1764	Reform
London An attempt by Grenville to levy taxes in the American colonies to pay for their upkeep
London A tax imposed on the British colonies to pay for their upkeep
1765	Independence
London The stamp tax leads to a cry of "no taxation without representation" from America
1765	Reform
London Due to the Kings mental condition a regency bill is drawn up
London The stamp tax leads to a cry of "no taxation without representation" from America
1765	Resignation
London The Queen is omitted from the regency list & Grenville resigns
1791	Minister
Appointed Foreign Minister
1791	Secretary
Appointed Home Secretary
1801	Resignation
London Resigns over George III's refusal to assent to Catholic emancipation
1806	Government
11th Feb Forms a coalition a "Ministry of all the talents"
11th Feb Pitt's supporters remain in opposition
1806	Prime Minister
11th Feb Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain after the death of his cousin William Pitt
1807	Decree Berlin Decree
7th Jan London Answers Napoleon's decree by British Order in Council closing coastal waters to France
1807	Reform
25th Mar London Royal Assent is given to an Act abolishing slavery