Birth of David Lloyd George
Birth of David Lloyd George
Follow David Lloyd George through 306 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of David Lloyd George
Elected Member of Parliament
Appointed President of the Board of Trade
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Appointed President of the Board of Trade
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Serves under Campbell-Bannerman
Role range: 1905-1908
The Old Age Pensions Act creates non-contributory pensions for eligible elderly people.
Role range: 1908-1915
Signs the registar for Churchills marriage to Clementine Hozier
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
Lloyd George presents a redistributive budget financing welfare and naval expenditure through higher taxation.
Role range: 1908-1915
Introduces the Peoples Budget to the House of Commons.
Role range: 1908-1915
Proposes new taxes on land, high incomes and estates.
Role range: 1908-1915
Introduces welfare finance later linked to social reform thinking.
Role range: 1908-1915
Defends the Peoples Budget in a forceful Limehouse speech.
Role range: 1908-1915
Attacks inherited wealth and argues for progressive taxation.
Role range: 1908-1915
Sends the controversial budget measure to the House of Lords.
Role range: 1908-1915
Secures the Finance Bills third reading in the Commons.
Role range: 1908-1915
Finance Bill, the 3rd reading of the Finance Bill is passed in the House of Commons
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
The Lords reject the Budget by 350 votes to 75
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
Finance Bill, The Finance Bill is rejected by the House of Lords, 350 votes to 75
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
Uses land taxation to help finance expanding social expenditure.
Role range: 1908-1915
Proposes taxes based on increases in land values.
Role range: 1908-1915
Raises taxes on upper incomes & large Estates
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
The Budget is presented to the House of Commons & passes by 324 votes to 231
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
The Lords passes the Budget without a division
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
Secures Royal Assent for the Finance Act.
Role range: 1908-1915
Finally enacts the disputed People's Budget after constitutional conflict.
Role range: 1908-1915
Participates in cross-party negotiations over House of Lords powers.
Role range: 1908-1915
Explores compromise during the constitutional conference.
Role range: 1908-1915
Considers a Grand Coalition to resolve the constitutional crisis
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
The 3rd reading of the Finance Bill is carried in the House of Commons
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
The Finance Bill is rejected in the Lords by 350 votes to 75. The Commons is prorogued & a general election campaign begins
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
The Commons is prorogued & a general election campaign begins
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
Signals British willingness to defend its international position.
Role range: 1908-1915
Warns Germany against threatening British interests during the Agadir crisis.
Role range: 1908-1915
Warns Germany not to endanger peace over Morocco during his Mansion House speech. The Germans call Lloyd-Georges Mansion House speech, "warning bordering on menace"
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
The Germans call Lloyd-Georges Mansion House speech, "warning bordering on menace"
Role range: 1908-1915 – 1908-1915
Creates contributory health and unemployment insurance for covered workers.
Role range: 1908-1915
Secures Royal Assent for the National Insurance Act.
Role range: 1908-1915
The National Insurance Act creates contributory health and unemployment insurance schemes.
Role range: 1908-1915
Establishes contributory protection against sickness and unemployment.
Role range: 1908-1915
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