100 Years Ago

15 MARCH 1923 Irish Republicans have issued a proclamation stating an indefinite period of national mourning during which all sports

14 MARCH 1923 It was reported that British traders were struggling in the Rhineland due to the French occupation of

13 MARCH 1923 The Home Secretary was asked in the House of Commons why the Government had assisted the Irish

12 MARCH 1923 Police in Scotland and England, working with the Irish Free State, were instructed by the Home Office

11 MARCH 1923 A large collection of weaponry was found by the national troops in a property near the Corporation

10 MARCH 1923 It was announced that the King and Queen would visit the Pope during their visit to Italy.

9 MARCH 1923 Con Moloney, the Deputy Chief of the Republican Army Staff, was captured by Government forces during an

8 MARCH 1923 Marquis Curzon said in the House of Lords that the Government fully intended to introduce the legislation

7 MARCH 1923 The Labour Party gained another Parliamentary seat, winning the by-election in Liverpool Edge Hill from the Unionist

6 MARCH 1923 The result of the Mitcham parliamentary by-election was announced, with Labour’s James Chuter Ede gaining the seat