History and chronology of Edward Hyde Clarendon, 1st in England

General

Civil War
Government
House Hyde
Military

Events

Adviser
Birth
Burial
Conventicle Act
Death
Declaration Breda
Dismissal
Grand Remonstrance
Legislation
Lord Chancellor
Peerage
Reform

Places

London
Rouen
Westminster Abbey

Edward Hyde Clarendon, 1st History of England


1609	Birth
Birth of Edward Hyde
1642	Grand Remonstrance
London Opposes the Grand Remonstrance & writes the King's reply
1642	Reform
27th Feb London Drafts Charles I's speech in rejection of the Militia Bill before Parliament
1643	Lord Chancellor
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer
1651	Adviser
London Appointed Chief Adviser to Charles II in exile
1658	Lord Chancellor
Appointed Lord Chancellor to Charles II in exile
1660	Declaration of Breda
London Composes the Declaration of Breda for Charles II
1660	Lord Chancellor
Confirmed as Lord Chancellor after the Restoration
1660	Peerage
23rd April London Created Earl of Clarendon on the day of the Coronation of Charles II
1661	Conventicle Act
London The Conventicle Act forbids worship against the Laws of the Anglican Church
1661	Legislation
London The Conventicle Act forbids worship against the Laws of the Anglican Church
1661	Reform
Parliament passes a series of Puritan Acts to ensure religious uniformity
The Conventicle Act forbids worship against the Laws of the Anglican Church
1667	Dismissal
London Dismissed by Charles II for his disapproval of the King's mistresses
1674	Death
Rouen Deah of Edward Hyde, in exile
1675	Burial
4th Jan Westminster Abbey Buried in Westminster Abbey