The Gregorian Calendar Is Adopted in Ireland and Britain, 170 Years After Mainland Europe - 2 September Is Followed by 14 September

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September 02, 1752

The Gregorian calendar is adopted in Ireland and Britain, 170 years after mainland Europe - 2 September is followed by 14 September

September 02, 1784

Sir Eyre Coote, the elder, dies of apoplexy at sea off Madras, while being pursued by French ships

← Sir Eyre Coote, the elder, dies of apoplexy at sea off Madras, while being pursued by French ships

September 02, 1731

Birth of Sir Lucius OBrien, opposition politician, once described as a man who disagrees with the rest of mankind by thinking well of himself

Birth of Sir Lucius OBrien, opposition politician, once described as a man who disagrees with the rest of mankind by thinking well of himself →

September 02, 1784

Sir Eyre Coote, the elder, dies of apoplexy at sea off Madras, while being pursued by French ships

← Sir Eyre Coote, the elder, dies of apoplexy at sea off Madras, while being pursued by French ships

The Gregorian calendar is adopted in Ireland and Britain, 170 years after mainland Europe - 2 September is followed by 14 September

September 02, 1731

Birth of Sir Lucius OBrien, opposition politician, once described as a man who disagrees with the rest of mankind by thinking well of himself

Birth of Sir Lucius OBrien, opposition politician, once described as a man who disagrees with the rest of mankind by thinking well of himself →

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