Constitution of Great Britain
Calls the Lords an "anachronistc assembly" & wants to "finish it off for ever"
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Calls the Lords an "anachronistc assembly" & wants to "finish it off for ever"
Calls the Lords an "anachronistc assembly"
Calls the Lords an "anachronistc assembly" & wants to "finish it off for ever"
Lords, "doddering peers, cute financial magnates, clever wire pullers"
Succeeds John Fisher as First Sea Lord.
Fisher retires as First Sea Lord after more than five years directing major reforms of the Royal Navy.
Becomes the Royal Navy's senior professional officer.
Declares a truce with the Government in the hope of reaching a compromise
The 1st of 80 Labour Exchanges are opened
Makes opposition to Liberal constitutional policy a central issue.
Remains prime minister after the inconclusive January general election.
The January election leaves Liberals dependent on Labour and Irish Nationalist support.
Remains prime minister after the inconclusive January general election.
Leads Conservatives through the January general election.
General election outcome recorded for Henry Herbert Asquith: Remains prime minister after the inconclusive January general election.
Government context for this general election: Remains prime minister after the inconclusive January general election.
Remains Prime Minister after the inconclusive January general election.
Depends on Labour and Irish Nationalist support in Parliament.
The Irish Nationalists win 84 seats & again hold the balance of power. Liberals 275 seats, Conservatives 273, Labour 42
Appointed Home Secretary
Irish Nationalists hold the parliamentary balance after the election.
Creates the business that later becomes Bristol Aeroplane Company.
Founds the British and Colonial Aeroplane Company.
After the election the Liberals agree to a suspensory veto for the House of Lords. Admits to the Commons Edward VII had not promised extra peers to reform the Lords
After the election the Liberals agree to a suspensory veto for the House of Lords
Opposes Irish Home Rule
Opposes Irish Home Rule
Opposes Irish Home Rule
Appointed Party Leader of the Ulster Unionists
Liberals agree to a suspensory veto for the House of Lords.
Becomes President of the Board of Trade.
White founds the British and Colonial Aeroplane Company.
Assumes responsibility for prisons, policing and domestic administration.
Succeeds Churchill in responsibility for trade and labour administration.
Becomes Home Secretary after serving at the Board of Trade.
David Niven is born in London.
The future British film actor and soldier is born.
Defends major expenditure as necessary for British naval security.
Introduces the Navy Estimates for the financial year.
"The Crown & the Commons must act together against the encroachments of the Lords"
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