John Stuart, 3rd Yerl o Bute
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The Earl of Bute | |
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Prime Meenister o Great Breetain | |
In office 26 Mey 1762 – 8 Apryle 1763 | |
Monarch | George III |
Precedit bi | The Duke o Newcastle |
Succeedit bi | George Grenville |
Leader o the Hoose o Lairds | |
In office 26 Mey 1762 – 8 Apryle 1763 | |
Monarch | George III |
Prime Meenister | himsel |
Precedit bi | The Duke o Newcastle |
Succeedit bi | unkent |
Secretar o State for the Northren Depairtment | |
In office 25 Mairch 1761 – 27 Mey 1762 | |
Monarch | George III |
Prime Meenister | The Duke o Newcastle |
Precedit bi | The Yerl o Holdernesse |
Succeedit bi | George Grenville |
Personal details | |
Born | John Stuart 25 Mey 1713 |
Dee'd | 10 Mairch 1792
| (aged 78)
Restin place | St Mary's Chaipel, Rothesay, Isle o Bute |
Naitionality | Scots an Breetish |
Poleetical pairty | Tory |
Spoose(s) | Mary Wortley Montagu (m. 1736) |
Bairns |
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Alma mater | Leiden University |
Religion | Scots Episcopal Kirk[1] |
John Stuart, 3rd Yerl o Bute, KG, PC (UK /bjuːt/; 25 Mey 1713 – 10 Mairch 1792) wis a Scots nobleman wha served as Prime Meenister o Great Breetain (1762–1763) unner George III. He wis arguably the last important favourite in Breetish politics. He wis the first Prime Meenister frae Scotland follaein the Acts o Union in 1707.
References[eedit | eedit soorce]
- ↑ Pond, Chris (12 June 2002). "Parliament and religious disabilities" (PDF). Standard Note: SN/PC/1493. Pairlament o the Unitit Kinrick. Retrieved 2010-05-10.
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