Antarctic Pack Ice Cleared
Terra Nova clears the prolonged pack-ice barrier after about twenty days of slow progress.
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Terra Nova clears the prolonged pack-ice barrier after about twenty days of slow progress.
The delay has cost the expedition valuable time and supplies.
Terra Nova finally emerges from prolonged pack ice near Antarctica.
The December election leaves the parliamentary balance little changed.
Remains prime minister after the second general election of 1910.
Leads Conservatives through the December general election.
The Liberal Party wins 44.2% of votes cast & 272 Members of Parliament
Terra Nova battles heavy pack ice in the Ross Sea.
Pennell helps navigate Terra Nova through the difficult Antarctic pack during the three-week delay.
Again contests the constitutional powers of the House of Lords.
Returns with parliamentary arithmetic little changed from January.
Terra Nova encounters a severe storm while sailing south from New Zealand.
Bowers works with the shipboard party to secure stores and animals during the severe Southern Ocean storm.
The overloaded ship suffers flooding and serious difficulties during the storm.
Directs development of refinery facilities at Abadan to process crude from the Persian oilfields.
On Churchills advice George Vs accession is marked by remission for 11,000 prisoners
Sets a colonial adventure around rebellion and hidden treasure.
Organizes dogs and ponies for Antarctic sledging.
Prepares for Antarctic scientific and sledging work.
Carden returns to active flag service with an appointment in the Atlantic Fleet.
Appointed Attorney General
Birth of Alfred Jules Ayer
Birth of Christopher Cockerell
Accuses Churchill of directing the police & responsible for the events of Black Friday
Appointed Director of Military Operations
Serves as chief of the General Staff in India.
Publication of "Clayhanger"
Says Lloyd George's speeches are "calculated to set class against class"
Develops plans for sending British forces to continental Europe.
Accuses Churchill of directing the police & responsible for the events of Black Friday
Appointed Director General of the teritorial forces in Britain
Meares prepares the sled dogs and transport arrangements intended to support the Antarctic journeys.
Frank Watson Dyson took leadership of the national observatory during developments in astrophysics. The programme linked scientific data with public time standards.
Gains practical flying experience before joining government aircraft work.
Prepares to command independent field operations in Antarctica.
Combines medical duties with scientific research.
Ponting joins the expedition to create still photographs and cinematograph records of Antarctic work.
Joins as photographer and cinematographer.
Bowers helps organise, catalogue and stow expedition supplies before the southern voyage.
So far as transport was concerned, he decided that dogs would be one element in a complex strategy that also involved horses and motor sledges, and much man-hauling.
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