Born: 5 February 1788, Bury, Lancashire [Died] July 2, 1850, London. British politician. Graduated from Oxford University, he became a member of the House of Commons at the age of 21 in 1809, belonging to the Tory Party. From 1810 to 1812, he was Under Secretary of State for War and Colonies, and from 1812 to 1818, Secretary of State for Ireland. He took a hard-line approach to Ireland, such as suppressing the Catholic emancipation movement and establishing the Irish Constabulary, but during the famine of 1817, he overcame the crisis by establishing a relief fund and a grain distribution system. Later, as Home Secretary in both the Liverpool and Wellington cabinets (1822-1827, 1828-1830), he achieved reform of the Criminal Code, the establishment of the Metropolitan Police, the repeal of the Examination Act (1828), and the promulgation of the Catholic Emancipation Act (1829). In 1834, he formed a cabinet as leader of the Conservative Party, and issued the Tamworth Declaration, setting out the Conservative Party's policy, but the party collapsed the following year because it did not gain a majority in Parliament. He formed a cabinet again in 1841. During his term, he enacted the Peel Bank Act and passed the Corn Law Repeal Bill, his biggest task. (46) However, he faced strong opposition from within the Conservative Party and resigned from the cabinet. The Conservative Party split. He died in 1950 after being thrown out of office. Peel |
[生]1788.2.5. ランカシャー,ベリー [没]1850.7.2. ロンドン イギリスの政治家。オックスフォード大学を出て,1809年 21歳で下院議員,トーリー党所属。 10~12年陸軍および植民地次官,12~18年アイルランド相。アイルランドに対しては,カトリック教徒解放運動を鎮圧し,アイルランド警察隊を創設するなど,強硬策を行う反面,17年の飢饉の際は,救済用積立基金と穀物分配制度の実施によって危機を切抜けた。その後,リバプール,ウェリントン両内閣の内相 (1822~27,28~30) として,刑法改正,ロンドン警視庁の設置,審査法の廃止 (28) ,カトリック教徒解放法の発布 (29) などを実現させた。 34年保守党首領として内閣を組織,タムワース宣言を発して保守党の方針を示したが,議会の多数を得られずに翌年瓦解。 41年再度組閣。任期中ピール銀行条例を制定,さらに最大の課題であった穀物法撤廃法案を可決成立させた (46) 。このとき保守党内部の強い抵抗を受け,内閣を辞職。保守党は分裂。 50年落馬により死去。 ピール
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