In his most famous position, in which he was succeeded by George Channing, he had to deal with the Luddite movement, and issued the Corn Laws.
He married Louisa Hervey against the wishes of his father, and he was succeeded by Dudley Ryder in his first executive position. In that position, he negotiated the Treaty of Amiens with France, and afterwards, he became leader of the opposition during the rule of William Grenville. In his most famous position, in which he was succeeded by George Channing, he had to deal with the Luddite movement, and issued the Corn Laws. In that role, he oversaw the end of the regency period, had Castlereagh broker a peace agreement, and he is perhaps best known for his reactionary measures in the aftermath of the Peterloo massacre, leading to his near assassination in the 1820 Cato Street conspiracy. FTP, who was this British PM who shares his name with an English port city?
He married Louisa Hervey against the wishes of his father, and he was succeeded by Dudley Ryder in his first executive position.
Robert {Jenkinson}, 2nd Earl of {Liverpool} (accept either)