100 Years Ago

5 MARCH 1923 The death was announced of James Stewart-Mackenzie, 1st Baron Seaforth. Sir Charles Monro was announced as the

4 MARCH 1923 The Liberal candidate Harcourt Johnstone won the by-election in Willesden East, beating the Unionist candidate George Frederick

3 MARCH 1923 Edward Stanley, 17th Earl of Derby, the Secretary of State for War, said in a speech in

2 MARCH 1923 In a speech at Edinburgh University, the former Prime Minister David Lloyd George said that universities had

1 MARCH 1923 William Edwin Pease won the Darlington by-election for the Conservative Party, securing 14,684 votes, with the Labour

28 FEBRUARY 1923 The Duke of Abercorn opened the third session of the Parliament of Northern Ireland stating that the

27 FEBRUARY 1923 The House of Commons voted a sum of £45,000 to defray the cost of evacuating refugees from

26 FEBRUARY 1923 Speaking at a Liberal party meeting in Trowbridge, the former Prime Minister Herbert Asquith said that Europe

25 FEBRUARY 2023 The Irish Free State announced that they would be creating a customs barrier along their border with