Robert Banks Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool

• Born: 7 June 1770
• Died: 4 December 1828

Contents 1 Known as 2 Education 3 Offices 4 Honorary Positions 5 Peerage Titles 5.1 By writ of acceleration 5.2 By inheritance 6 Chivalric Orders 7 Privy Council 8 Parliamentary Seats 9 Parliamentary Positions

Known asEdit

• 1770-1796 Robert Jenkinson
• 1796-1803 Lord Hawkesbury
• 1803-1808 The Lord Hawkesbury
• 1808-1828 The Earl of Liverpool

EducationEdit

• Charterhouse School
• Christ Church, Oxford

OfficesEdit

• Commissioner of the Board of Control, 1793-1799
• Member of the Board of Trade, 1799-1801
• Master of the Mint, 1799-1801
• Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, 1801-1804
• Secretary of State for the Home Department, 1804-1806, 1807-1809
• Secretary of State for War and the Colonies, 1809-1812
• First Lord of the Treasury, 1812-1827

Honorary PositionsEdit

• Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, 1806-1827

Peerage TitlesEdit

By writ of accelerationEdit

• Baron Hawkesbury (Peerage of Great Britain), 1803

By inheritanceEdit

• Earl of Liverpool (Peerage of Great Britain), 1808

Chivalric OrdersEdit

• Knight of the Garter, 1814

Privy CouncilEdit

• Privy Councillor, 1799

Parliamentary SeatsEdit

• Member of Parliament for Rye, 1790-1803

Parliamentary PositionsEdit

• Leader of the House of Lords, 1803-1806, 1807-1827

Preceded by: The Lord Grenville	Foreign Secretary 1801–1804	Succeeded by: The Lord Harrowby
Preceded by: Charles Yorke	Home Secretary 1804–1806	Succeeded by: The Earl Spencer
Preceded by: The Earl Spencer	Home Secretary 1807–1809	Succeeded by: Richard Ryder
Preceded by: Spencer Perceval	Prime Minister 1812–1827	Succeeded by: George Canning