Demonstrations
Disrupts Edward Greys meeting in Manchester
Explore 76 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1905.
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Disrupts Edward Greys meeting in Manchester
Serves under Campbell-Bannerman
Scott was given leave from the Navy to write the official expedition account, The Voyage of the Discovery; this was published in 1905
The Conservatices win just 156 seats at the general election. Defeated after a split by tariff reform proposals of Joseph Chamberlain
Appointed Foreign Minister
Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
Founds the Imperial General Staff
Scott was given leave from the Navy to write the official expedition account, The Voyage of the Discovery; this was published in 1905
Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
The Traansval is awarded self-Government. Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
The Traansval is awarded self-Government. Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
Publication of "Kipps". Publication of "A Modern Utopia"
Appointed Chairman of the LRC
Bonar Law leaves his Board of Trade post when the Conservative government falls from power.
Becomes the first person to lecture in meteorology at a British university when he was appointed lecturer at the University of Manchester
Churchill entered the Liberal government and became a notable spokesman for reformist Liberal politics.
Appointed President of the Local Government Board
Plans the mobilization of British Expeditionary Force
Strachey became part of London intellectual networks later associated with the Bloomsbury Group.
The observatory assembled durable photographic records that enabled astronomers to examine celestial positions over extended periods.
Appointed President of the Board of Trade
Publication of "Return of Sherlock Holmes"
Appointed President of the Royal Society
Appointed Secretary of State for Home Affairs
Appointed Secretary of State for War & the Colonies
Appointed Secretary of State for Scotland
Milners Native Affairs Commission recommends black & white segregation
Publication of "Socialism and Society"
Founds the Territorial Force which becomes the Territorial Army
Publication of "The Return of Sherlock Holmes"
Publication of "The Scarlet Pimpernel"
Becomes Chancellor of the Exchequer in the Liberal government.
Publication of "Kipps". Publication of "A Modern Utopia"
Billy George kept goal during Aston Villa's 1905 FA Cup-winning campaign and provided a dependable presence behind the defence.
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