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What was the war of Jenkin's ear?
Spain and England disagreed over British rights to the Spanish market in the West Indies, during a 1731 coastal patrol of an English vessel, the Spaniards cut off the ear of an English captain named Robert Jerkins. The War of Jerkin's Ear began in 1739, when Robert Walpole responded to pressure to stop Spanish intervention in trade.
Who owns 10 downing street?
Ten Downing Street is owned by the office of First Lord of the Treasury. It was presented as a gift to Sir Robert Walpole by George II in 1732.
Who is Robert gray?
Robert gray is a boy. Robert Gray was also the person that claims that he saw a strait. Which then was named after him.
When was Robert bylot born?
Robert Bylot was born in 1610-1611
Who was Robert lasalle's father?
Robert LaSalle's father is Jean Carelier.
Who was the prime minister of england who said let sleeping dogs lie?
Robert Walpole
What is Robert Walpole's birthday?
Robert Walpole was born on August 26, 1676.
When was Robert Walpole born?
Robert Walpole was born on August 26, 1676.
When did Robert Walpole die?
Robert Walpole died on 1745-03-18.
When did Robert Walpole - cricketer - die?
Robert Walpole - cricketer - died in 1834.
When was Robert Walpole - cricketer - born?
Robert Walpole - cricketer - was born in 1768.
What year did Robert Walpole resign?
Sir Robert Walpole resigned in 1742.
What did Sir Robert Walpole do for England?
helped maintain the wealth of the country by removing taxes on foreign exports.
How many Prime Ministers have been in England?
About 70 since Robert Walpole in 1721 who was considered to be the first.
When was Sir Robert Walpole born?
Sir Robert Walpole was born on August 26, 1676.
What is Sir Robert Walpole's birthday?
Sir Robert Walpole was born on August 26, 1676.
Who was the first official prime minister of the united kingdom?
For all practical purposes, Robert Walpole was the first prime minister of England. When Parliament elected King George I, the king, parliament elected Robert Walpole, Prime Minister. King George stayed in Europe. He let Walpole run England. Since England does not have a written constitution as does the United States, there is no particular point where England said, "We now have a modern prime minister."
