Parliament Act Lords Powers Debate
The Parliament Act constrained the Lords' power to veto legislation after a constitutional conflict recorded in debate reports.
Explore 408 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1911.
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The Parliament Act constrained the Lords' power to veto legislation after a constitutional conflict recorded in debate reports.
Appointed Party Party Leader of the Conservative Party
Created Viscount Cloan
Publishes Peter and Wendy as a novel in Britain.
Reworks the Peter Pan story into its enduring prose form.
Pirrie was appointed lieutenant of Belfast, adding a ceremonial civic role to his industrial responsibilities.
Publication of "Poems"
Publishes his first collected volume titled Poems.
Insists an election is held to precede any reform to the House of Lords
During the crisis over the Parliament Act of 1911, Halsbury is one of the principal leaders of the rebel faction of Tory peers labelled the "Ditchers" who resolve on all out opposition to the Governments bill whatever happened
The Liberal Government introduce unemployment insurance
Introduces Health & Unemployment Insurance
Completes the Putuymayo Report on the exploitation of rubber workers in Brazil
Collects satirical stories about Edwardian society and mischievous protagonists.
Promotes scientific research and technical higher education.
Nelson obtains seawater temperatures from the sea ice, contributing regular marine observations to the expedition's scientific programme.
Appointed Secretary of the Labour Party
Appointed Minister of Agriculture
Appointed Minister of Defence
Collects fantasies exploring imagination, convention and spiritual discovery.
Edward John Smith captained Olympic on her first commercial voyage, introducing the new liner to North Atlantic service.
Edward John Smith's command experience aboard Olympic informed the operational practices used on White Star's large liners.
Begins schooling at St Cyprian's in Eastbourne.
Taylor leads geological investigations through the Dry Valleys, recording landforms and rock exposures west of McMurdo Sound.
Supports charting and scientific observations around the Ross Sea.
Publishes The Ballad of the White Horse.
Publishes The Card as a comic novel.
Publishes The Celestial Omnibus and Other Stories.
Publishes The Chronicles of Clovis under the name Saki.
Publishes The Country of the Blind and Other Stories.
Publishes the first collection of Father Brown detective stories.
Publication of "The New Machiavelli"
Publication of "The Secret Garden"
Continues technical work while Titanic is fitted out at Harland and Wolff.
William James Pirrie's Harland and Wolff shipyard launched Titanic on 31 May 1911 before months of fitting out.
The Titanic was launched from Harland and Wolff's Belfast shipyard while Pirrie chaired the company.
Follows preparations for Titanic to enter White Star Line's Southampton to New York service.
Begins working underground at Ty-Trist Colliery.
Publication of "Under Western Eyes"
The Liberal government introduces unemployment insurance.
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