Bagot, Charles, Sir

1781 - Born on the 23rd of September in Blithfield Hall, England.

He was the descended from aristocratic English families. 

1801 - Admitted to Lincoln's Inn but, disliking law, he abandoned his studies within a year. He took his MA at Oxford.

1806 - He married Mary Charlotte Anne Wellesley-Pole.

1807 - Bagot took a seat in parliament as the member for Castle Rising, a rotten borough controlled by his uncle Richard Howard.

         - Became under-secretary for foreign affairs also this year.

1814 - Proclaimed as minister plenipotentiary to France.

1815 - Appointed minister plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary to the United States.

1820-1824 - He work as Ambassador to Russia he took part in the negotiations leading to the Anglo-Russian treaty.

1824 - Ambassador to The Hague, where King Willem I of the Netherlands was attempting unsuccessfully to unify Holland and Belgium in law, language, and religion.

1828 - Offered the governor generalship of India but he don't accept the position.

1841-1843 - Appointed as Governor General of the Newly proclaimed province of Canada.

1843 - Resigned to his office, Sir Charles Bagot died on 19th of May at Alwington House in Kingston.