William Wyndham Grenville, 1st Baron Grenville

• Born: 25 October 1759
• Died: 12 January 1834

Contents 1 Known as 2 Education 3 Offices 4 Peerage Titles 5 Privy Council 6 Parliamentary Seats 7 Parliamentary Positions 7.1 House of Commons 7.2 House of Lords

Known asEdit

• 1759-1790 William Grenville
• 1790-1834 The Lord Grenville

EducationEdit

• Eton College
• Christ Church, Oxford
• Lincoln's Inn

OfficesEdit

• Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1782-1783
• Paymaster of the Forces, 1784-1789
• Member of the Board of Trade, 1784-1789
• Commissioner of the Board of Control, 1784-1790
• Vice President of the Board of Trde, 1786-1789
• Secretary of State for the Home Department, 1789-1791
• President of the Board of Control, 1790-1793
• Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, 1791-1801
• First Lord of the Treasury, 1806-1807

Peerage TitlesEdit

• Baron Grenville (Peerage of the United Kingdom), 1790

Privy CouncilEdit

• Privy Councillor in Ireland, 1782
• Privy Councillor, 1783

Parliamentary SeatsEdit

• Member of Parliament for Buckingham, 1782-1783
• Member of Parliament for Buckinghamshire, 1784-1790

Parliamentary PositionsEdit

House of CommonsEdit

• Speaker of the House of Commons, 1789

House of LordsEdit

• Leader of the House of Lords, 1790-1801, 1806-1807

Preceded by: The Lord Sydney	Home Secretary 1789–1791	Succeeded by: Henry Dundas
Preceded by: The Duke of Leeds	Foreign Secretary 1791–1801	Succeeded by: Lord Hawkesbury
Preceded by: William Pitt	Prime Minister 1806–1807	Succeeded by: The Duke of Portland