Suffragette Imprisonment Policy
Oversees prison policy during escalating militant suffrage protests.
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Oversees prison policy during escalating militant suffrage protests.
Secures legislation establishing wage boards in selected low-paid trades.
Sends the controversial budget measure to the House of Lords.
Secures the Finance Bills third reading in the Commons.
Finance Bill, the 3rd reading of the Finance Bill is passed in the House of Commons
Theresa Grant, a suffragette, attacks Winston Churchill at Bristol railway station
Theresa Grant, a suffragette, attacks Winston Churchill at Bristol railway station
Theresa Grant attacks Churchill at Bristol railway station.
The Lords reject the Budget by 350 votes to 75
The Lords reject the Budget by 350 votes to 75
Leads Conservative peers during rejection of the Finance Bill.
Condemns the Lords for refusing to pass the Finance Bill.
Prepares to seek an electoral mandate over the constitutional dispute.
Prepares to seek an electoral mandate over the constitutional crisis.
Moves that the Finance Bill be submitted to the electorate.
Leads the Lords challenge to the Peoples Budget.
Triggers a constitutional confrontation with the Liberal government.
The House of Lords rejects the Budget by 350 votes to 75.
Condemns the Lords refusal to pass the Finance Bill.
Finance Bill, The Finance Bill is rejected by the House of Lords, 350 votes to 75
Argues that the electorate should judge the governments finance programme.
Backs the Lords during the escalating constitutional dispute.
A Royal Proclamation creates the self-governing body of South Africa
A Royal Proclamation creates the self-governing body of South Africa
A Royal Proclamation creates the self-governing body of South Africa
Sets a historical romance during the reign of Henry VIII.
Publishes The Lady of Blossholme in book form.
Secures major housing and town-planning legislation.
Expands public powers over housing standards and planned development.
Selects Abadan Island as the refinery site and begins establishing the company's Persian Gulf refining base.
Publishes the collection Actions and Reactions.
Publication of "Tono-Bungay". Publication of "Ann Veronica"
Studies microscopic Antarctic life around the expedition base.
Agrees to the construction of 4 new battleships
Strengthens professional links between British and imperial army staffs.
Appointed Assisstant Director of the Territorial Forces
The company consolidates interests connected with the Bakhtiari Oil Company as its Persian structure expands.
Defends free trade & attacks the Lords for rejecting the Finance Bill
Raises taxes on upper incomes & large Estates
Uses land taxation to help finance expanding social expenditure.
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