Lloyd George calls for unity to defeat Labour
London, 19 March 1920 - The British Prime Minister, David Lloyd George, has stated that the only alternative to the present coalition...
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Ireland and Britain to go to the polls on 14 December
Westminster, 20 November 1918 - After months of speculation, a date has finally set for a general election. The voters of Britain...
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Dublin, 2 November 1918 - The Irish Labour Party will not contest the forthcoming general election. At a special session of the...
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Dublin, 28 September 1918 - The Irish Labour Party looks set to follow Sinn Féin’s example in contesting...
Read moreDublin building dispute ends, but labour troubles continue
Dublin, 10 September 1918 - A labour dispute involving almost 18,000 men in the Dublin building trade ended last week. A settlement of...
Read moreCourt hears of plot to murder British Prime Minister
Derby, 7 February 1917 - A court in the English city of Derby has heard of a plot to poison the Prime...
Read moreDavid Lloyd George becomes new Prime Minister
London, 8 December 1916 - David Lloyd George has accepted His Majesty George V’s offer of the post of Prime...
Read moreLabour Party condemns 'sinister aims of reactionary men'
Bristol, 27 January 1916 - The annual conference of the Labour Party, held in Bristol this weekend, has pledged to assist the...
Read moreConscription to become law in Britain
London, 11 January 1916 - The second reading of the Compulsory Service Bill enjoyed a huge majority in the House of Commons...
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