100 Years Ago

28 JUNE 1924 Speaking at a luncheon given by the Manchester Branch of the Federation of British Industries, David Lloyd

27 JUNE 1924 Ramsay MacDonald, the Prime Minister, denied in the House of Commons certain newspaper reports which represented that

26 JUNE 1924 What the Marquis Curzon described as an “unequivocal, uncompromising and thoroughly satisfactory statement” was made in the

25 JUNE 1924 The British Ambassador and the French Charge d’Affaires presented to the German Chancellor a personal message from

24 JUNE 1924 According to a Paris telegram, the British and French Premiers decided to send a firm note to

23 JUNE 1924 Ramsay MacDonald, the Prime Minister, and Édouard Herriot, the French Prime Minister, conferred at Chequers on the

22 JUNE 1924 It was confirmed that the nomination day for the Lewes by-election would be 30 June and the

21 JUNE 1924 It was reported that George Mallory and Andrew Irvine had died during their attempt to summit Mount

20 JUNE 1924 An official statement of Unionist principles and aims was published, setting forth the attitude of the party

19 JUNE 1924 Voting on the Imperial Preference resolutions moved by Stanley Baldwin, the House of Commons rejected the first,