Lower Deck Ratings Appeals
Answers Commons questions concerning appeals available to lower-deck naval ratings.
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Answers Commons questions concerning appeals available to lower-deck naval ratings.
Answers Commons questions concerning the Fourth Battle Squadron.
Provides a written parliamentary answer concerning German naval policy.
Answers Commons questions concerning marriage regulations affecting petty officers and ratings.
Explains that Admiralty requirements in the Mediterranean depend on wider strategic and state-policy considerations.
The Irish Home Rule conference opens at Buckingham Palace.
1st day of the Irish Home Rule Conference in Buckingham Palace
1st day of the Irish Home Rule Conference in Buckingham Palace
1st day of the Irish Home Rule Conference in Buckingham Palace
1st day of the Irish Home Rule Conference in Buckingham Palace
1st day of the Irish Home Rule Conference in Buckingham Palace
Orders the Fleet to take up its War Stations in the North Sea
The Endurance sails from the Thames for the expedition to reach the South Pole
Orders completion and requisition of Ottoman battleships being built in British yards as the European crisis deepens.
Declares in the Commons the British army will act immediately if Belgium is threatened
Declares in the Commons the British army will act immediately if Belgium is threatened
Appointed Minister of War
Emergency bank holidays and debt moratoria help contain financial panic at the outbreak of war.
Creates a small Admiralty War Group of senior naval leaders to direct major strategic decisions after war begins.
Beatty's battlecruisers mobilise for North Sea operations as Britain enters the war against Germany.
Reports the British ultimatum demanding that Germany respect Belgian neutrality.
Explains to Parliament why the German invasion of Belgium has brought Britain into the European war.
French commands the BEF before the First Battle of Ypres.
The Admiralty signals Royal Navy ships and establishments to commence hostilities against Germany.
Visits George IV who supports the expedition to the South Pole despite immenent war
British cable operations sever German transatlantic communications shortly after war begins.
Supports emergency expansion of the Army as Britain mobilises for a continental war.
Backs emergency financial measures intended to protect credit and currency after the outbreak of war.
Supports the £100 million Vote of Credit needed for the opening phase of the war.
Emergency currency legislation restricts gold payments and introduces Treasury notes during the war.
The BEF lands at Ostend, Calais & Dunkirk
Calls for the first one hundred thousand volunteers needed to begin building the New Armies.
The BEF lands at Ostend, Calais & Dunkirk
Endurance sails from Plymouth as Shackleton begins the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition
Appointed Chief Officer of the Endurance
The Anglo-Persian Oil Company Acquisition of Capital Act receives Royal Assent.
Addresses wartime regulations affecting Civil Service employees and their availability for national service.
Faces criticism after Goeben and Breslau reach Ottoman waters despite British attempts to intercept them.
Reviews measures concerning domestic food production and distribution during wartime disruption.
Addresses the position of volunteer forces in Ireland during the opening weeks of the war.
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