Timeline: Jane BOWRING: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Jane BOWRING

1760 - 1763 (3 years)

	Date	Event(s)
1	1760	1760—1760: Carron Iron Works in operation in Scotland 5 May 1760—5 May 1760: First use of hangman's drop 25 Oct 1760—25 Oct 1760: George II dies - George III Hanover, his grandson, becomes king. The date conventionally marks the start of the so-called first Industrial Revolution'
2	1761	16 Jan 1761—16 Jan 1761: British capture Pondicherry, India from the French
3	1762	1762—1762: Cigars introduced into Britain from Cuba
4	1763	1763—1763: Treaty of Paris - gives back to France everything Pitt fought to obtain - (Newfoundland [fishing], Guadaloupe and Martininque [sugar], Dakar [gum]) - but English displaces French as the international language

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1760

1760—1760: Carron Iron Works in operation in Scotland
5 May 1760—5 May 1760: First use of hangman's drop
25 Oct 1760—25 Oct 1760: George II dies - George III Hanover, his grandson, becomes king. The date conventionally marks the start of the so-called first Industrial Revolution'

1761

16 Jan 1761—16 Jan 1761: British capture Pondicherry, India from the French

1762

1762—1762: Cigars introduced into Britain from Cuba

1763

1763—1763: Treaty of Paris - gives back to France everything Pitt fought to obtain - (Newfoundland [fishing], Guadaloupe and Martininque [sugar], Dakar [gum]) - but English displaces French as the international language

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