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Carden raises his flag aboard HMS London while serving with the Atlantic Fleet.
Explore 277 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1910.
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Carden raises his flag aboard HMS London while serving with the Atlantic Fleet.
Frank Watson Dyson succeeded Christie and directed twentieth century Greenwich astronomy.
Joins Fred Karnos troupe of actors, which also included a young Charlie Chaplin
Strachey published Landmarks in French Literature, tracing major literary movements.
Prepares to study Antarctic rocks, glaciers and landscapes.
Helps found the Girl Guides with his sister Agnes
Appointed Governor General of South Africa
Becomes managing director and takes a leading role in building Anglo-Persian into an integrated oil company.
Works with Edward Carson to mobilize Ulster opposition.
Publication of "Howards End"
Directs staff planning and training within the Indian Army.
Becomes chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party.
Bonar Law unsuccessfully contests Manchester North West during the first general election of 1910.
Bonar Law returns to the Commons representing Bootle during the second general election of 1910.
Appointed Lieutenant General
Develops the long-distance pipeline system needed to carry crude oil from Masjed Soleyman to Abadan.
Elected Member of Parliament for Ashton-under-Lyne
Elected Member of Parliament
Elected Member of Parliament for Ripon
Joins the expedition as meteorologist.
Prepares tracked motor sledges for Antarctic transport trials.
William James Pirrie presided over a shipbuilding programme that launched Olympic's hull before the vessel was fitted out for service.
Harland and Wolff launched Olympic, the first of the large White Star liners overseen by Pirrie's management.
On its journey from New Zealand to the Antarctic, Terra Nova was trapped in pack ice for 20 days far longer than other ships had experienced, which meant a late-season arrival.
Leads Labour MPs during the constitutional crisis.
Appointed Paymaster General
Created Lord Ashby
Churchill published The Peoples Rights, collecting speeches defending constitutional and social reform.
Advises on animal selection, care and polar transport.
Oates prepares for responsibility over the expedition's pony transport system.
Publishes the adventure novel Prester John.
Appointed Rear Admiral 1st Battle squadron
Uses troops to maintain order during a Welsh miners strike
On Churchills advice George Vs accession is marked by remmission for 11,000
Publishes Reginald in Russia under the name Saki.
On Churchills advice George Vs accession is marked by remmission for 11,000
Publishes the story collection Rewards and Fairies.
Founder of the Round Table
It was the expressed hope of the RGS that this expedition would be "scientific primarily, with exploration and the Pole as secondary objects"
Collects satirical stories targeting manners and social pretensions.
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