William Godwin's Diary

Events -- Public Events

Diary DateEvent
11  April  1788Doctor Priestley in London.e
15  April  1788Doctor Horsley gazettede
15  April  1788Treaty with Hollande
17  April  1788King of France to his parliamente
18  April  1788Bastard on Admirals 133 to 150e
26  April  1788Priestley dined at T. H.'se
28  April  1788Hear Sir Gilbert Elliote
7  May  1788Hear Sir G. Elliote
8  May  1788Dinner at Cadel's on Gibbon's birth day & day of publication, Sheffield, Fullarton, Reynolds, Gillies, Kippise
8  May  1788 Cour Plénièree
9  May  1788Nunducomar. 55 to 73e
9  May  1788Priestley from Londone
3  June  1788Earl Mansfield resignse
7  June  1788Sir Lloyd Kenyon a peere
7  June  1788R. P. Arden master of the rollse
9  June  1788Lord Kenyon lord chief justice of the king's benche
28  June  1788Sir A. Macdonald attorney general; sir J. Scott, solicitore
30  June  1788Dispute between Pitt & Thurlow, respecting Arden's appointment to the rolls, terminated in favour of the former.e
5  July  1788E. Bearcroft chief justice of Chester; F. Burton a Welch judge, v. D. Be
11  July  1788 Parliament proroguede
12  July  1788lord Hood puisnee
12  July  1788Earl of Chatham first lord of Admiraltye
14  July  1788nomination of S. J. Townshende
18  July  1788Go to the Hustingse
4  August  1788Westminter election closese
7  November  1788 Le roi mourante
18  November  1788Capt Greville's duele
20  November  1788Parliament meets: adjourns to 4 Dece
29  November  1788King removes to Kewe
1  December  1788Law of Parliament publishede
4  December  1788Parliament meetse
8  December  1788Go to the House of Commonse
10  December  1788Right of the P. of W. asserted by Foxe
11  December  1788do by lord Loughboroughe
13  December  1788Charles IV, King of Spaine
15  December  1788Question of right deprecated by the dukes of York & Gloucester. Thurlow ambiguouse
16  December  1788Right of Parliament to appoint a regency decided, 267 to 203. Fox censures Thurlowe
17  December  1788Oczakow takene
16  January  1789Limitations on the regent voted 227 to 154e
19  January  1789Power of the Queen voted, 229 to 165e
3  February  1789Session of Parliament openede
23  April  1789Royal Processione
1  May  1789House of Commonse
4  May  1789 Les Etats Générauxe
6  May  1789Hackney dinnere
26  May  1789Duel of colonel Lenoxe
4  June  1789Prince of Wales refuses to dance with Lenoxe
5  June  1789Duke of Clarence's establishmente
5  June  1789Grenville Secretary of Statee
8  June  1789Henry Addington Speakere
17  June  1789National Assemblye
23  June  1789Difference of Necker & the King: he proposes to resigne
24  June  1789Necker is restorede
27  June  1789Revolution in Francee
11  July  1789Necker is dismissede
15  July  1789King of France submits to the National Assemblye
14  September  1789 Parian Chron.e
24  September  1789Cliff, arreste
4  November  1789Dine with the Revolutionists: see Price, Kippis, Rees, Towers, Lindsey, Disney, Belcham, Forsaith, Morgans, Listers, S. Rogers & B. Wits. Present, earl Stanhope, //Beaufoy, H. Tooke & count Zenobio . see B. Hollis, Jennings, Lofft & Robinsone
22  December  1789H. Tooke is pro slaverye
22  December  1789Ml Mu charged his son £2000 for 3 Lettres de Ct. Dr Price disapproves of Mu's banke
13  February  1790Dine with the Anti-tests: Fox, Beaufoy, Hoghton, Sawbridge Adair, Watson, Heywood, B. Hollis, Shore, Geddes, Vaughan, Fell, Stone, Wodhul, Listerse
2  March  1790Test acte
8  March  1790House of Commons: Tobacco acte
8  March  1790Capt. Williams's Petition, Quebece
5  May  1790Message on Nootka Sounde
11  June  1790Dissolutione
19  June  1790Titles of nobility abolished by the national assemblye
14  July  1790French Revolutione
24  July  1790Convention between England and Spaine
27  July  1790Peace between Hungary & Prussiae
27  July  1790Netherlands sacrificed by The alliese
7  August  1790D'Orleans & Mirabeau accused by the Châtelet to the National Assemblye
14  August  1790Peace between Russia & Swedene
26  August  1790Family Compact adopted by the National Assemblye
4  September  1790Necker resignse
29  September  1790 Question of the assignâts determinede
2  October  1790Impeachment of Mirabeau & d'Orleans dischargede
20  October  1790Motion for the removal of ministers rejected 403 \ 340e
28  October  1790Convention with Spaine
4  November  1790Revolution Society. Price in the chair. Motion by Tooke against nobility: pro. Cooper, Sharpe, Favel: con. Rees, Watson, Towers, Perry, Price—Garrowe
25  November  1790 Parliament meetse
13  February  1791P. of W. negotiated yesterday a loan of £300,000 in Holland, Portland & Fitzw. Securitiese
17  February  1791Burke swears himself 60, to disqualify for election committeese
22  February  1791 Paine's pamphlet appearse
18  April  1791Slave tradee
1  May  1791Hear dr Priestley's funeral sermon for dr Pricee
3  May  1791 Revolution of Polande
6  May  1791Misunderstanding of Fox & Burke. House of Commonse
14  May  1791Scott, a believer in spiritual intercourses lends Paine £40, to aid the publication of his pamphlet, suspended for want of money. (Lewis.) H. Tooke states to the Const. Soc.Paine's offer of £300. (B. Hollis.)e
8  June  1791Mr Dundas, Secretary of Statee
10  June  1791Parliament proroguede
21  June  1791Flight of the king of Francee
14  July  1791Crown & Anchor: Rous & Merry: B. Hollis, Shore, Barbauld, Disney, Jennings, Rees, Morgan, Lindsey, Lewise
15  July  1791K. of France acquitted: 970 to 8e
17  July  1791Tumults at Parise
5  September  1791Barth. Faire
19  October  1791Priestley offendede
4  November  1791Dine at the London Tavern, With Paine, Pethion, Horne Tooke, Priestley, Kippis, Rees, B. Hollis, Listers, Morganse
31  January  1792Parliament meetse
2  April  1792Slave trade: leave the chair 234 to 87—gradually 193 to 125—230 to 85e
4  April  1792Lottery debatee
25  April  1792Hear the resumed debate on the abolition of the slave tradee
21  May  1792Libel Bill, second reading in the lords 57 to 32e
21  May  1792Proclamation against seditious writingse
10  August  1792King of France suspendede
26  November  1792[Debating Society silenced]e
15  January  1793Louis guilty, 693 to 26: Appeal 280 to 424e
17  January  1793 Appeal, 283 Death, 366 to 321e
19  January  1793 Delay 310 to 380e
21  January  1793Execution of Louise
24  January  1793Chauvelin directed to withdrawe
28  January  1793Loughborough, chancellore
28  January  1793Erskine & Pigot dismissede
1  February  1793War decreede
25  May  1793Prosecution of P. J. debated this weeke
20  August  1793 Parade of the Terracee
9  October  1793Lyons takene
16  October  1793{Siege of Maubeuge raisede
16  October  1793Q. of France diese
26  December  1793
18  January  1794Medical Societye
17  February  1794(Lansdown on peace.)e
17  February  1794house of lordse
10  March  1794Debate on Muire
25  March  1794Execution of Hebert, & 19 otherse
30  March  1794Arrest of Dantone
5  April  1794Execution of Dantone
17  May  1794house of commons, suspension of h. ce
3  June  1794Hastings's trial, Burkee
15  June  1794Foundling Hospitale
27  June  1794First Report secrecye
11  July  1794Prorogation: ministe
30  December  1794Parliament meets.e
4  May  1795Catholic bill rejected in Irelande
20  May  1795Insurrection of the Jacobinse
7  June  1795Luxemburgh takene
9  June  1795Young Capet diese
27  June  1795Prorogatione
21  July  1795Quiberon reducede
22  July  1795Peace with Spaine
29  October  1795Parliament meetse
4  November  1795Proclamatione
6  November  1795Grenville's Bille
18  December  1795Treason & Sedition Acts passede
6  February  1796Award, K. v. P., affirmede
10  May  1796House of Commons, Fox on the war; Weld, Mac, Perry, P Stuart, Fenwick, Marsh; R Adair, Tierney & O Briene
20  May  1796Dissolutione
1  June  1796Hustings; Tooke, col Barry, Blake, White, Ward, F Vaughan, Richter, &ce
6  June  1796Hustings w. A A; Cline, Knowles, Robinson, &ce
11  June  1796Hustings; Weld, Cline & Merrye
27  September  1796Parliament meetse
6  October  1796King's Speeche
14  December  1796House of Cs, Austrian Subsidy; Jeffries, Tierney, O'Brien, Perry{,} Gordon, Hay, Moir, G Moore, Wilson, Ritson, Fenwic & Taylor Lancastriane
19  December  1796Lord Malmesbury dismissede
31  December  1796Parliament adjournse
12  January  1797Burke born 12 Jan. 1730e
14  February  1797Naval Defeat of Spaine
27  February  1797 Prohibition of Speciee
17  April  1797Preliminaries signed at Leobene
4  September  1797Pichegru arrestede
11  October  1797Duncan's Victorye
17  October  1797Peace of Udinae
2  November  1797Parliament meetse
28  February  1798O'Connor apprehendede
24  May  1798Irish Ware
31  May  1798Westminster Forum; Duelling; adv. M & B Montague
22  June  1798House of Commons; Grey, Burdet, Brogden, O'Brien, Mackintosh, Perry, Gordon, Banks, & Dangerfielde
29  June  1798Parliament proroguede
26  July  1798Oliver Bond respitede
1  August  1798Battle of Ebouker Baye
20  November  1798Parliament meet{s}e
26  November  1798Rome entered by General Macke
13  December  1798Rome recoverede
22  January  1799Union debated: voted in the Irish Commons, majority, onee
23  January  1799Naples entered by the Frenche
24  January  1799Rejected in do, majority, fivee
12  July  1799Prorogatione
15  August  1799Battle of Novie
30  August  1799Dutch Fleet at Vleiter takene
24  September  1799 Parliament meetse
25  September  1799Battle of Zuriche
12  October  1799 Parliament adjourns, 11 A Me
9  November  1799Buonaparte's revolutione
21  January  1800Parliament meetse
4  March  1800Convent of St Michaele
8  April  1800West's fire
15  May  1800Hadfield, Drury Lanee
18  June  1800Battle of Marengoe
25  July  1800Four Courts, Lattin v. Duigenane
3  December  1800Battle of Hohenlindene
31  December  1800Funeral at Old Windsor; adv. Warrington, Kimberley & miss Halle
2  February  1801Parliament openede
5  February  1801 Ministry dissovede
9  February  1801Peace of Lunevillee
21  February  1801King's Indisposition, 18 dayse
17  March  1801Addington, Chancellor of the Excre
1  October  1801 Peacee
27  March  1802Peace of Amiense
29  April  1802Proclamation of Peace, &, w. M J & children, illuminationse
28  June  1802Parliament proroguede
29  June  1802Parliament dissolvede
8  July  1802Hustings, C G, w. M J; adv. Felle
13  July  1802Hustings, C Ge
29  July  1802Middlesex Election endse
23  November  1802Parliament openede
21  February  1803Execution of Despard & sixe
8  March  1803War Messagee
16  May  1803Second War Messagee
24  May  1803War voted, 398 to 67e
12  August  1803Parliament proroguede
22  November  1803Parliament meetse
7  March  1804Duel, Camelford, d. Sate
10  May  1804Pitt, Ministere
18  May  1804Mass for D'Enghien, w. M Je
18  May  1804Napoleon, Emperore
30  May  1804Slave Trade condemned, H. of C., 124 to 49e
18  June  1804Pitt's Defence Bill, 265 to 223e
31  July  1804Prorogatione
8  August  1804Middlesex Election endse
5  October  1804Spanish frigates taken off Cadize
14  January  1805Addington, President of C.e
15  January  1805Parliament meetse
5  March  1805Burdet seatede
18  March  1805Napoleon, King of Lombardye
8  April  1805Melville censured, 217 to 216e
25  May  1805 Union of Genoae
12  June  1805Melville Impeachment, 195 to 272: Criminal Prosecution, 238 to 229e
8  July  1805Sidmouth resignse
12  July  1805Prorogatione
24  September  1805Bonaparte leaves Paris for Germanye
20  October  1805Surrender of Gen. Mack 67,000 mene
21  October  1805 Battle of Trafalgar)e
13  November  1805French enter Viennae
2  December  1805Battle of Austerlitze
9  January  1806St Paul’s, Nelson’s funerale
21  January  1806Parliament meetse
3  February  1806Fox Administratione
21  February  1806Pitt in Statee
10  June  1806Slave-trade condemnede
20  June  1806Fox’s Last Appearance in Parliamente
23  July  1806Prorogatione
10  October  1806Fox’s Funeral e
14  October  1806Battle of Jena, or Averstadte
19  December  1806Parliament opense
22  February  1807Duckworth at Constantinoplee
25  March  1807Portland Administratione
29  April  1807Dissolutione
14  June  1807Battle of Friedlande
22  June  1807Armisticee
22  June  1807Parliamente
7  July  1807Defeat of Buenos Ayrese
8  July  1807Peace of Tilsit, France & Russiae
9  July  1807Ditto, France & Prussiae
14  August  1807Prorogatione
7  September  1807Surrender of Copenhagene
29  November  1807Royal Family of Portugal for Brazile
21  January  1808Parliament meetse
4  July  1808Parliament proroguede
20  July  1808Surrender of Duponte
21  August  1808Battle of Vimierae
20  September  1808Covent Garden Theatre burnede
16  January  1809Battle of Corunnae
19  January  1809Parliament meets.e
27  January  1809Wardle’s motione
24  February  1809Drury Lane Theatre burnede
13  March  1809Revolution in Swedene
18  March  1809Duke of York resignse
20  April  1809Battle of Abensberge
22  April  1809Battle of Eckmuhle
13  May  1809Vienna takene
22  May  1809Battle of Eslinge
6  July  1809Battle of Wagrame
12  July  1809Armistice of Znaime
18  September  1809Covent Garden Theatre opense
21  September  1809Duel, Castlereagh & Canninge
4  October  1809Perceval, Treasurye
14  October  1809Peace of Viennae
6  December  1809Wellesley, Foreign Secne
23  January  1810Parliament meetse
26  January  1810Division of Walcheren, 195 to 186e
21  March  1810Requests, v. Darton, w. T Te
30  March  1810Walcheren approved, 253 to 232e
5  April  1810Committal of Burdet voted, 189 to 152e
7  April  1810walk to Piccadilly, w T T; adv. Newtonse
8  April  1810wlk to Piccadilly, w. M Je
9  April  1810Burdet to the Towere
20  June  1810Prorogatione
20  August  1810Examination of sir R P; adv. Cullen, Rivington, Bensley, Letterman, Bingham, Hannam, Phipps, White & Watkinsone
27  October  1810Phillips bankrupte
1  November  1810Parliament meets: adjourns to 15e
15  November  1810Parliament adjourns to 29e
29  November  1810Parliament adjourns to Dec. 13e
20  December  1810Regency by Bill, 269 to 157e
31  December  1810Peerage, 226 to 210e
31  December  1810Restrictions, 224 to 200e
31  December  1810Patent Places & Pensions, 233 to 214e
1  January  1811Houshold, 213 to 226e
2  January  1811Ditto, <Restrictions>, 214 to 217e
17  January  1811Houshold, 209 to 182e
4  February  1811Regent to R H S Percevale
6  February  1811Regent sworn ine
5  March  1811Battle of Barrosa. Massena retreats from Santareme
22  March  1811Mutiny Act passed, with a clause giving a discretionary power to courts martiale
26  March  1811D. of Gloucester Chancellor of Uni. of Ce
5  May  1811Battle of Fuentes d’Onoroe
16  May  1811Battle of Albuerae
25  May  1811Duke of York Commander in Chiefe
24  July  1811Parliament proroguede
6  November  1811Up to Town, not actede
7  December  1811Murder of Marre
19  December  1811Murder of Williamsone
7  January  1812Parliament meetse
6  April  1812Capture of Badajoze
21  April  1812Emancipation rejd, Lords, 174 to 102e
24  April  1812Emancipation rejd, Coms, 300 to 215e
11  May  1812Assassination of Percevale
20  May  1812Liverpool, First Lord of Treasurye
21  May  1812Ministry condemned by H of C, 174 to 170e
6  June  1812Question of the Housholde
8  June  1812Liverpool, First Lord of Treasurye
11  June  1812Ministry approved, 289 to 164e
29  June  1812Siddons’s last performancee
22  July  1812Battle of Salamancae
30  July  1812 Prorogation of Parliamente
12  August  1812Wellington at Madride
7  September  1812Battle of theMoscwae
14  September  1812French enter Moscowe
29  September  1812 Parliament dissolvede
22  October  1812Russians reenter Moscowe
1  November  1812French at Madride
16  November  1812Battle of Krasnoie
30  November  1812 Parliament openede
21  December  1812Wardmote, St Andrewse
22  December  1812Wardmotee
2  January  1813Watchman diese
4  April  1813Commercial Hall burnede
14  April  1813Coroner’s Inquest, Ann Edwardse
23  April  1813Charter-House School Reformede
21  June  1813Battle of Vittoriae
22  July  1813Parliament proroguede
18  October  1813Battle of Leipsige
3  November  1813News of Leipsige
4  November  1813Parliament meetse
15  November  1813Revolution of Hollande
1  December  1813Declaration of the Alliese
19  December  1813Bonaparte to his Senatee
20  December  1813Parliament adjournse
21  December  1813Allies enter Francee
31  March  1814Surrender of Parise
2  April  1814Napoleon deposede
11  May  1814Dissolution of Cortese
30  May  1814Peacee
30  July  1814 Prorogatione
24  December  1814Peace with Americae
17  January  1815Court of Aldermen; adv. Goodbehere, Reeves, Thos Bell & Linee
21  February  1815Westminster Halle
23  February  1815Westminster Halle
1  March  1815Landing of Bonapartee
20  March  1815Bonaparte enters Parise
23  May  1815War voted, House of Lordse
25  May  1815War voted, House of Commonse
1  June  1815 Champ de Maie
18  June  1815Battle of Waterlooe
22  June  1815Abdication of Bonee
3  July  1815Convention for the Surrender of Parise
12  July  1815Parliament proroguede
15  July  1815Surrender of Bonapartee
20  December  1815 La Valettee
1  February  1816Parliament meetse
18  March  1816Property tax rejected: 238 to 201e
2  May  1816Cobourg marriagee
2  July  1816Prorogatione
5  September  1816Chamber of Deputies dissolved, Frae
2  December  1816Riot at Beckwith’se
28  January  1817Parliament meetse
12  February  1817Booth appears in Richarde
12  March  1817Execution of Cashmane
6  June  1817Fire at Cromwel’se
18  June  1817Waterloo Faire
12  July  1817Prorogatione
11  September  1817Laycock & Mason (booksellers) finede
27  January  1818Parliament meetse
10  June  1818Drury Lane Theatre closes, 4 dayse
10  June  1818Dissolution
2  July  1818hear H Hunte
4  July  1818Close of Westminster Electione
14  January  1819Parliament meetse
15  February  1819Hobhouse’s Poll begins, 15 dayse
3  May  1819Catholic Question, 241 to 243e
4  May  1819Lotteries, 133 to 84e
6  May  1819Scottish Burghs, 149 to 144e
13  July  1819Prorogatione
22  July  1819Fire, Cow Lanee
16  August  1819 Outrage at Manchestere
23  November  1819Parliament meetse
24  November  1819Brutus played Nov. 19, 20, 24: Brutus, & Jaffier, announced (Nov. 22) for 27, interdictede
13  February  1820Berri assassinatede
23  February  1820Thistlewood’s Treasone
29  February  1820Dissolutione
7  March  1820Revolution in Spaine
27  April  1820Parliament opense
6  June  1820Duel, H Grattan & Earl of Claree
6  June  1820Queen arrivese
16  June  1820King’s Mews shute
6  July  1820Revolution of Naplese
9  July  1820Opening of the Spanish Cortese
17  August  1820Trial of the Queen commencese
24  August  1820Revolution of Portugale
9  September  1820House of Lords adjournse
3  October  1820Queen’s Defence: ends 27the
10  November  1820 Bill against the Queen Rejectede
23  November  1820Parliament proroguede
23  January  1821Parliament meetse
16  February  1821Duel, John Scott & Christiee
2  March  1821Opening of the Cortes. Madride
12  March  1821abdication of the King of Sardiniae
30  April  1821Political Economy Club institutede
24  May  1821Scarlet’s Poor Laws’ Bill, Second Readinge
20  June  1821Sir R Wilson adjournse
11  July  1821Prorogatione
19  July  1821Coronation.e
12  August  1821King in Dubline
14  August  1821See Procession, w. G Millere
14  August  1821Funeral of the Queene
5  February  1822Parliament meetse
19  July  1822Percy Jocelyne
6  August  1822Prorogatione
10  August  1822King for Scotlande
16  September  1822Canning, Secretary of Statee
9  January  1823Reply of Spain to the Holy Alliese
14  January  1823Booth publishede
24  January  1823Letter sent, L B to S T Se
27  January  1823Writ of errore
28  January  1823Speech of Louis 18: war with Spaine
31  January  1823Frederic Robinson, Chancellor of Exchre
4  February  1823Parliament meetse
6  February  1823S T S to L Byrone
19  February  1823Attempted change of Spanish Ministerse
3  March  1823Expulsion of Manuele
7  April  1823French enter Spaine
23  May  1823French at Madride
31  May  1823Counter Revolution of Portugale
14  June  1823Ferdinand VII at Cadize
19  July  1823Parliament proroguede
3  October  1823Surrender of Cadize
3  February  1824Parliament meetse
25  June  1824Parliament proroguede
29  December  1824Greshame
3  February  1825Parliament meetse
1  March  1825Catholic Emancipation voted 247 to 234.e
3  April  1825Easter
17  May  1825Catholic Bill rejected by Lords, 178 to 130e
6  July  1825Prorogatione
7  July  1825Signature of L Chancellore
2  February  1826Parliament meetse
31  May  1826Parliament proroguede
2  June  1826Parliament dissolvede
28  August  1826Inclosure for University begune
21  November  1826Parliament opense
26  November  1826Braganza takene
11  December  1826War Message, Portugale
13  December  1826Parliament adjournse
9  February  1827Parliament meetse
17  February  1827Liverpool, Apoplexy e
23  February  1827Sir Walter Scot avows the Scotch Novelse
12  April  1827Canning, Treasurye
17  April  1827Clarence, L H Admirale
29  April  1827National Guard disbandede
30  April  1827London University, First Stone; adv. Gent, R. Taylor , female E Ts & Coatese
2  June  1827Acropolis of Athens surrenderse
2  July  1827Prorogatione
16  July  1827Landsdown, Secretarye
20  October  1827Battle of Navarinoe
18  November  1827Hear Fox, Finsbury, w. Hodgetses & Twamleye
18  January  1828Wellington Treasurye
29  January  1828Parliament meetse
10  May  1828Muhlenfels elected, L Ue
12  May  1828Catholic Emancipation, 272 to 266e
26  May  1828Huskisson resignse
27  May  1828Dudley resignse
5  July  1828O’Connel electede
21  July  1828Hampden disinterrede
28  July  1828Parliament proroguede
12  August  1828Dawson’s Speech at Derrye
1  October  1828University of London opense
18  November  1828Accident at C G Theatre, Gase
11  December  1828Wellington to Curtise
23  December  1828Anglesea to Curtise
19  January  1829Anglesey embarks for Englande
5  February  1829Parliament meetse
5  March  1829Resolution on Ireland movede
6  March  1829 voted, 348 to 160e
18  March  1829Second reading, 353 to 173e
21  March  1829Duel, Wellington & Winchelseae
30  March  1829Third reading, 320 to 142e
2  April  1829Second reading moved, Lordse
4  April  1829Division, 217 to 112e
13  April  1829 Emancipation Bill passede
24  June  1829Prorogatione
15  September  1829George IV reported blinde
4  February  1830 Parliament meetse
17  May  1830Jew Bill rejected, 228 to 165e
23  July  1830 Prorogatione
24  July  1830Dissolutione
25  July  1830Ordinances, Charles Xe
27  July  1830Battle of Paris, 3 dayse
28  July  18302nd daye
29  July  18303rd daye
2  August  1830Kean, sale, & Couriere
3  August  1830Chambers assemblee
7  August  1830D’Orleans declared K of ye Frenche
9  August  1830Louis Philip I inauguratede
26  August  1830Insurrection at Brusselse
7  September  1830Insurrection at Brunswicke
23  September  1830Battle of Brussels, 4 dayse
1  October  1830 Decree of Ferdinande
18  October  1830Tumults at Parise
28  October  1830Antwerp burnede
2  November  1830Speech for K. of Hollde
2  November  1830Parliament opense
2  November  1830Wellington v. Reforme
7  November  1830City dinner (Nov. 9) abandonede
15  November  1830 Civil List Committee, 233 to 204e
16  November  1830Wellington resignse
22  November  1830Earl Grey, Treasurye
22  November  1830Brougham, Chancellore
21  December  1830 Sentence of Polignac & 3e
25  December  1830La Fayette resignse
18  January  1831O’Connel arrestede
3  February  1831Nemours elected K of Belgianse
5  February  1831Revolution of Modenae
1  March  1831Plan of Parliamty Reform opened, debate 7 dayse
14  March  1831First Readinge
22  March  1831Second Reading, 302 to 301e
7  April  1831Emperor of Brasil abdicatese
19  April  1831Numbers for England & Wales to continue, 299 to 291e
20  April  1831Prorogation of Chamberse
22  April  1831Prorogatione
23  April  1831July 24, 183 Dissolutione
21  June  1831Parliament opense
6  July  1831Reform Bill, Second Reading, 367 to 231e
12  July  1831Eight Divisions on Reforme
22  July  1831Leopold inauguratede
23  July  1831opening of Chamberse
15  August  1831Massacre of Warsawe
7  September  1831Surrender of Warsawe
8  September  1831Coronatione
21  September  1831Reform Bill passes the Commons, 345 to 236e
22  September  1831Chamber, Ministry approved, 221 to 136e
3  October  1831Second Reading Lords Debate beginse
7  October  1831Reform Bill rejected, Lords 199 to 158e
9  October  1831Capo d’Istrias assassinatede
10  October  1831Ebrington, 329 to 198e
20  October  1831Prorogatione
29  October  1831Riots at Bristole
31  October  1831Cholera at Sunderlande
21  November  1831Prorogation to Dec. 6e
21  November  1831Insurrection at Lyonse
6  December  1831Parliament opens. meetse
12  December  1831Reform Bill, First Readinge
17  December  1831Second Reading 324 to 162e
27  December  1831Hereditary Peerage rejectede
26  January  1832Russian Subsidy, 239 to 219e
18  February  1832E Grey, Dinner w L Mayore
28  February  1832Metropolitan Boroughs, 316 to 236 /e
22  March  1832Third Reading 355 to 239e
9  April  1832Seco{nd} Reading, Lords, Debate beginse
13  April  1832Reform Bill, Secd Reading, Lds 184 to 175 e
6  May  1832Schedules, A B, postponed, 151 to 116 e
9  May  1832Ministers resigne
10  May  1832Ibington, 288 to 208e
15  May  1832Grey sent fore
17  May  1832Sir Herbert Taylor’s Lettere
18  May  1832Ministers reinstated.e
4  June  1832Third Reading, 106 to 22e
5  June  1832 Tumults at Parise
7  June  1832Reform Act passede
16  August  1832Prorogatione
3  December  1832Parliament dissolvede
29  January  1833Parliament meetse
12  February  1833Irish Church Reform proposede
15  February  1833Irish Coercion Bill, 1st reading, Lordse
18  March  1833Vote for Murraye
2  April  1833Irish Coercion Act passede
26  April  1833Malt Tax reduced, 162 to 152e
30  April  1833Althorp’s motion, 355 to 157e
3  June  1833Vote on Portugal, Lords, 68 to 80e
6  June  1833Vote on Portugal, Cs, 361 to 98e
12  June  1833Letter, Hon. Jas Stewarte
19  July  1833Wellington, Amendmt negd 157 to 98e
24  July  1833Surrender of Lisbone
25  July  1833Abp 84 to 82e
3  August  1833Wilberforce’s Funerale
14  August  1833Irish Church Reform Act passed e
16  August  1833Hume, Motion on Sinecures, withdrawne
29  August  1833Parliament proroguede
4  February  1834 Parliament meetse
5  May  1834Pensions, H of Cs, 390 to 148e
22  May  1834 Exchequer Act passede
8  July  1834Althorp & Grey resigne
14  July  1834Melbourne Treasurye
24  July  1834Spanish Cortes opene
11  August  1834 Irish Tithe Bill rejd, Lds, 189 to 122.)e
15  August  1834Prorogatione
10  October  1834Revolution of Exchequere
16  October  1834Lords & Commons burnede
16  October  1834Fire; Aldis calls ne
14  November  1834Ministers dismissede
17  November  1834Wellington, Home Sece
21  November  1834Wellington, Treas) Lindhurst, Chancellore
10  December  1834Peel, Chanc. Exc.e
15  December  1834Peel, Treasurye
29  December  1834Parliament dissolvede
19  February  1835Parliament meets: Abercromby, Speaker, 316 to 306e
26  February  1835Amendment, 309 to 302e
13  March  1835Appointment of L Londonderry debde
2  April  1835appropriation, Church Revenues, Ireland, 4 days’ debate, 322 to 289e
8  April  1835Ministers resigne
18  April  1835Melbourne, Treasurye
8  July  1835H of Commons, Irish Poor Laws; O’Connel, &ce
17  July  1835Wellington (reported) to Windsore
22  July  1835Divide Irish Appropriation Bill, 3 days’ debate, 282 to 319. July 21, 22, 23e
28  July  1835Attempted assassination of Louis Phillipee
29  July  1835counsel to be heard on Corporation Bill, Lordse
3  August  1835Evidence admitted on Corporation Bill, Lds, 124 to 54e
21  August  1835L John Russel on Suppliese
24  August  1835appropriation clauses, Irish Church Bill, negatived, Lords, 138 to 41e
31  August  1835Corporation Bill again in Commonse
10  September  1835Corporation Act passed: Prorogatione
16  November  1835Cortes openede
4  February  1836Parliament meetse
23  February  1836Orange Societies proscribed, D C, nce
26  February  1836Cumberland concedese
8  March  1836Irish Corporation Bill, to proceed, after 2nd reading, 307 to 243e
24  March  1836 Pix

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