1 September 1864
Birth of Roger Casement
Birth of Roger Casement
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Ulster in Great Britain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Birth of Roger Casement
During the Curragh Incident encourages senior officers to resign rather than enforce Home Rule in Ulster
Supports the Protestants by vetoing proposal by the Ulster Government to introduce PR
When the Government of Ireland Act 1920 is introduced, advises his party to work for the exemption of six Ulster counties from Home Rule as the best compromise (a compromise he had previously rejected)
When the Government of Ireland Act 1920 is introduced, advises his party to work for the exemption of six Ulster counties from Home Rule as the best compromise (a compromise he had previously rejected)
When the Government of Ireland Act 1920 is introduced, advises his party to work for the exemption of six Ulster counties from Home Rule as the best compromise (a compromise he had previously rejected)
Northern Irelands 1st Parliament sits
Founds the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster
Imprisoned for a breach of the peace at a Church assembly
Northern Ireland will not leave the UK without the consent of its Parliament
Northern Ireland will not leave the UK without the consent of its Parliament
Dissolves the Northern Ireland Parliament & Government
Dissolves the Northern Ireland Parliament & Government
Direct Rule takes effect over Northern Ireland
A power sharing executive is set up by Unionist, SDLP & Alliance Parties
The Assembly & power sharing executive is established
Protestants stage a general strike & the Assembly collapses
Protestants stage a general strike & the Assembly collapses
Appointed Member of Ulster Unionist Party
Announces in Parliament will continue policies of the previous Government
Says in Parliament road blocks cause supplies not to get to some Catholic areas
The Northern Ireland Bill gets Royal assent providing direct rule from Westminster
The Northern Ireland Bill gets Royal consent & for direct rule from Westminster
The Northern Ireland Bill gets Royal consent & for Direct Rule from Westminster
Visits the security services in Ulster
Catholics, Protestants & the Republic have a say in Ulster
Major & Reynolds agree an arrangement within which a united Ireland might be created
Major & Reynolds agree an arrangement within which a united Ireland might be created
Provenance
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