Henry Addington, 1ad Bhiocas Sidmouth
B' e prìomhaire am Breatainn a bh' ann an Henry Addington, 1d Biocas Sidmouth, PC (30 an Cèitean 1757–15 an Gearran 1844).
Rugadh e ann an 1757 is dh'ionnsaich e aig Oilthigh Oxford is Lincoln's Inn. Chaidh e na bharastair ann an 1784, nuair an deach a thaghadh mar BhP airson Devizes. Chaidh e Labhraiche Thaigh nan Cumantan ann an 1789 is dh'ath-thaghadh Taigh nan Cumantan e dà thurais ro 1801, nuair a chuir an Rìgh e ann an rèim mar phrìomhaire an dèidh do William Pitt Beag.
Dh'aontaich e ris an Cùmhnant Amiens agus ri sìth leis an Fhraing ann an 1802. Ghairm e cogadh a-rithist ann an 1803 agus chaidh Pitt san dùbhlan. Leig e a dhreuchd suas ann an 1804 is chaidh e na Bhiocas Sidmouth. Thill e gun riaghaltas an an 1812 fo Liverpool mar Rùnaire na Dùthcha is bha e na sin gu ruige 1822. Leig e a sheat suas ann an 1824 is chaochail e ann an 1844.[1]
Iomraidhean
- ↑ Burns, Arthur (1d dhen Dàmhair 2015): “Henry Addington, 1st Viscount Sidmouth - History of government”. GOV.UK. Air a thogail 30mh dhen Chèitean 2018.
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