Greenwich Observatory Leadership
Takes national leadership of British positional astronomy.
Explore 277 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1910.
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Takes national leadership of British positional astronomy.
Birth of Barbara Castle
Reaches Melbourne and learns of Amundsen's southern plans.
Wins the Gordon Bennett international aviation race.
Sets a major British success in competitive flying.
Scott did not know that he would be in a race until he received Amundsens telegram in Melbourne.
Scott receives Amundsen's telegram in Melbourne and learns that the Norwegian expedition is also attempting the South Pole.
Scott receives Amundsen's telegram announcing Fram is bound for Antarctica.
The message reveals that Amundsen will also attempt the South Pole.
The 3rd reading of the Finance Bill is carried in the House of Commons
The King secretly tells Asquith if the Liberals return he will create extra peers
The King privately indicates willingness to create peers if the Liberals return.
Police have to use force & 115 demonstrators are arrested. A deputation of 300 women march on the Commons
Leads suffrage campaigners during the Black Friday confrontation.
Participates in the suffrage demonstration outside Parliament.
Police have to use force & 115 demonstrators are arrested. A deputation of 300 women march on the Commons
Joins militant campaigners confronting police during Black Friday.
Continues pressure for parliamentary action on women's voting rights.
Construction advances on the new administrative seat of government.
Pennell handles Terra Nova during the ship's departure from Lyttelton for Port Chalmers.
The cornerstone of Baker's Union Buildings complex is laid.
Parliament is dissolved so that the Parliament Act can be taken to the electorate
Parliament is dissolved so the Lords dispute can be taken to the electorate.
Parliament is dissolved so that the Parliament Act can be taken to the electorate
Terra Nova leaves New Zealand for Antarctica.
Wilson sails from Port Chalmers when Terra Nova begins the final leg toward Antarctica.
The Finance Bill is rejected in the Lords by 350 votes to 75. The Commons is prorogued & a general election campaign begins
The Commons is prorogued & a general election campaign begins
Acts during the escalating Cambrian Combine industrial dispute.
Assumes responsibility for Britain's overseas colonial administration.
Becomes Secretary of State for the Colonies.
Bowers oversees final preparation and restowage of supplies before Terra Nova's departure from New Zealand.
Supports South Wales miners during the industrial conflict.
Supports negotiations concerning miners' wages and working conditions.
Uses parliamentary influence to defend organized labour interests.
Terra Nova enters the Antarctic pack ice and begins a prolonged struggle through heavy floes.
Retains his Dundee parliamentary seat in the December election.
Returns to Parliament as a Liberal member for Dundee.
Very little change from January but enough to push the Parliament Act through
Elected Member of Parliament for Dundee with an increased majority
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