Birth of David Paul Scofield
Birth of David Paul Scofield.
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Birth of David Paul Scofield.
Great Britain grants Egypt independence
Great Britain grants Egypt independence
Great Britain grants Egypt independence
Britain declares Egypt a sovereign state, but British troops remain
Britain declares Egypt a sovereign state, but British troops remain
Britain declares Egypt a sovereign state, but British troops remain
Sultan Fuad I is crowned king of Egypt. England recognizes Egypt
Sultan Fuad I is crowned king of Egypt. England recognizes Egypt
Sultan Fuad I is crowned king of Egypt. England recognizes Egypt
Sultan Fuad I is crowned king of Egypt. England recognizes Egypt
Horne supports international plans for central-bank cooperation and economical use of monetary gold.
Irish Republic rebels occupy 4 Government courts in Dublin
Kingsley Amis, novelist and poet, is born
The Genoa Conference endorses an international gold-exchange standard intended to economise monetary gold while rebuilding fixed exchange-rate relationships after the war.
Birth of Christopher Lee
The Irish election produces a large majority for the pro-treaty party
The Irish Government attacks the Republicans who surrender 3 days later. Civil war continues for a year
Birth of Mary Isobel Mollie Sugden
League approval confirms British mandates in the Middle East.
Enlists in the Royal Air Force under the name John Hume Ross.
The Council of the League of Nations approved the British memorandum applying Article 25 of the Palestine Mandate to Transjordan. This permitted a separate administrative system and the withholding of specified mandate provisions east of the Jordan.
Birth of John "Jock" Stein
Among the Conservatives who decide to leave the coaltion Government by 188 to 85 votes
The Conservative Party decides to contest the election independently of the coaltion
The Conservatives decide to contest the election independently of the coalition
Resigns as Prime Minister
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain
Labour come 2nd with 138 seats
Joins the Indian Imperial Police in Burma.
Wins Nelson and Colne for Labour and enters the House of Commons.
Stands for Parliament in Warwick and Leamington during the general election
The Conservatives win 38.5% of votes cast & 344 MPs. Leads the Conservatives to an overall victory of 75 in the general election
Makes his first recorded contribution in Hansard shortly after entering Parliament.
Birth of Jack Ashley
Wells published A Short History of the World for general readers.
The Act of Union passed in 1800 is revoked after the Irish Free State is constituted
Orders the Irish to attack the IRA after the assassination of Wilson, they refuse
Appointed Lord Chancellor
Baldwin delivers a decisive speech against renewing the Conservative partnership with Lloyd George at the parliamentary party meeting.
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