Rt Hon. Earl William Pitt PC FRS
(1708-1778)

Here lived three Prime Ministers: William Pitt Earl of Chatham 1708-1778 Edward Geoffrey Stanley Earl of Derby 1799-1869 William Ewart Gladstone 1809-1898

Chatham House, 10 St James's Square, Westminster, SW1, London, United Kingdom where they lived

Here lived Earl of Chatham B.1708-D.1778

7 The Circus, Bath, United Kingdom where they lived

William Pitt 1st Earl Of Chatham 1708 – 1778 Lived at South Lodge near this Site prior to 1754

44 Merryhills Drive N2, London, United Kingdom where they lived near

William Pitt 1708-1778, First Earl of Chatham, known as Pitt the Elder and the Great Commoner, MP for Old Sarum 1735-47, Prime Minister 1766-68, spent part of his boyhood here.

Marwarden Court, Salisbury, United Kingdom where they acquired

Behind these premises stood Hayes Place the home of William Pitt 1st Earl of Chatham 1708-1778 British Prime Minister and the birthplace of William Pitt the Younger 1759-1806 British Prime Minister

25 Hayes Street, Hayes, Bromley, BR2 7LE, London, United Kingdom where they was

This house occupies part of the site of what was originally known as the Great House of Lyme Regis. Here lodged in the summer of 1773 William Pitt (1708-1778), first Earl of Chatham, the great War Minister of George II, and his son William Pitt (1759-1806), the great Prime Minister of George III. Also for some months in 1796-1797 it was the home of Mary Russell Mitford (1787-1855) essayist & dramatist

Boots, 45 Broad Street, Lyme Regis, United Kingdom where they stayed (1773)

William Pitt Earl of Chatham 1708-1778 Prime Minister lived in a house on this site

Terrace House, North End Avenue, London, United Kingdom where they lived

THE WHITE HART HOTEL This grade II listed building is the town's oldest inn. The White Hart was "given it's official licence as Okehampton's leading inn at the new Quarter Sessions when the town's charter was granted in 1623". Originally a 17th century coaching inn, on what was the Old London Road, the White Hart takes its name from the emblem of King Richard II. Many important events were held here. William Pitt the Elder was a frequent visitor. MP for the Borough of Okehampton, in the 1750's, Pitt later held office as Prime Minister. These premises were refurbished by JD Wetherspoon and opened in July 2016

Fore Street, Okehampton, United Kingdom where they visited

Pitt House. William Pitt (The Elder) 1st Earl of Chatham 1708-1778 Seaford MP Prime Minister stayed here

Saxon Lane, Seaford, United Kingdom where they stayed