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Wages of Transport Workers (pg. 119-120). Nationalisation of the Mines (pg. 120-121). The Church Congress (pg. 121-122). Cabinet Committee on Ireland (pg. 122-123). League of Nations Campaign (pg. 123-124). Speeches by Mr. Lloyd George (pg. 124-125). Reassembling of Parliament (pg. 125-126). Defeat of the Government (pg. 126-127). The Financial Position (pg. 127-128). A Peace Cabinet (pg. 128-129). Industrial Courts Bill (pg. 129-130). Railway Negotiations (pg. 130-131). The Church Enabling Bill (pg. 131-132). Debates on Russia (pg. 132-133). Resignation of General Seely (pg. 133). Unemployment Donation (pg. 133-134). Imports and Exports Regulation Bill (pg. 134-135). The Question of Coal Control (pg. 135-136). The State of Ireland (pg. 136). Lord Milner's Mission to Egypt (pg. 136-137). Special Trades Union Congress (pg. 137-138). The Iron Founders' Strike (pg. 138-139). Return of the Prince of Wales (pg. 139-140). Premium Bonds (pg. 140-141). New Housing Bill (pg. 141-142). Government of India Bill (pg. 142-143). The Aliens Bill (pg. 143). Coal Industry (Emergency) Bill (pg. 143-144). Electricity Bill (pg. 144-145). Consolidated Fund Bill (pg. 145-146). Attack on Lord French (pg. 146-147). The State of Ireland (pg. 147-148). End of the Session (pg. 148). Survey of the Year (pg. 148).

National Service Scheme (pg. 90-91). Vote of Credit (pg. 91). Imperial War Cabinet (pg. 91-93). Debate on the Blockade of Germany (pg. 93-94). Military Service (Review of Exceptions) Bill (pg. 94). Debate on the Report of the Speaker's Conference (pg. 94-96). Strike at Barrow (pg. 96-97). The Military Service Bill (pg. 97-98). Speeches by Oversea Ministers (pg. 98-99). Army Council Inquiry (pg. 99-100). Easter Adjournment (pg. 100-101). Entry of the United States into the War (pg. 101-102). Educational Reconstruction (pg. 102-104). The Food Situation (pg. 104-105). Limitations on Consumption (pg. 105-107). Corn Production Bill (pg. 107-109). Prohibition to Export the Nation (pg. 109-110). Air Service (pg. 110-111). Munitions of War Bill (pg. 111-112). The Submarine Campaign (pg. 112-113). Compulsory Rationing (pg. 113-114). Food Restrictions (pg. 114-117). The Imperial War Conference (pg. 117-118). The Government of Ireland (pg. 118-121). The Irish Convention (pg. 121-122). The Reform Bill (pg. 122-124). Debate (pg. 124-125). Proportional Representation (pg. 125-126). Changes at the Admiralty (pg. 126-127). Vote of Credit (pg. 127-128). Secret Session (pg. 128-129). Discussions on Finance (pg. 129-130). Strike of Engineers (pg. 130-132). End of the Strike (pg. 132-133). Speech by General Smuts (pg. 133-134). The Budget (pg. 134-136). Suppression of Profiteering (pg. 136-137). Independent Labour Party (pg. 137-138). Air Raids (pg. 138-140). The Ministry of Munitions (pg. 140-141). Liability of Foreigners to Military Service (pg. 141-142). Corn Production Bill (pg. 142-143). Committee of Inquiry on the Military Service (Review of Exceptions) Act (pg. 143-144). The Mesopotamia Report (pg. 144-145). Debate (pg. 145-148). Control of the Cotton Trade (pg. 148-149). Speeches by the Prime Minister (pg. 149-150). The Food Question (pg. 150-152). Distribution of Coal (pg. 152). The Finance Bill (pg. 152-153). Vote of Credit (pg. 153-154). Corn Production Bill (pg. 154-155). Changes in the Government (pg. 155-156). Inquiry into the Military Service Act (pg. 156-157). Prisoners of War (pg. 157-158). Peace Debate (pg. 158-159). Corn Production Bill (pg. 159-160). Education Bill (pg. 160). The Stockholm Conference (pg. 160-161). Attitude of the Trades Union Congress (pg. 161-162). Position of Mr. Henderson (pg. 162-164). Army Medical Examinations (pg. 164-165). The Food Position (pg. 165-166). Threatened Railway Strike (pg. 166-167). Maximum Prices for Food (pg. 167-168). Control of Woollen Industry (pg. 168-169). Trades Union Congress (pg. 169-170). The Irish Convention (pg. 170-171). Succession of Air-Raids (pg. 171-172). Speech by Mr. Lloyd George (pg. 172-173). National War Bonds (pg. 173-174). Appeals for Economy (pg. 174-175). Adjournment of the House (pg. 175-176). The Problem of Man-Power (pg. 176-177).

Irish Truce Established (pg. 75-76). Decontrol of Agriculture (pg. 76-77). Reduction of Government Expenditure (pg. 77-78). Railways Bill (pg. 78-79). Licensing and Key Industries Bills (pg. 79-80). Housing (pg. 80-81). Government Defeat on Finance Bill (pg. 81-82). The Imperial Conference (pg. 82-83). Mr. Lloyd George's Statement (pg. 83-84). Revised Navy Estimates (pg. 84-85). The “ Super-Axe ” Committee (pg. 85-86). Safe-guarding of Industries Bill (pg. 86-87). Irish Negotiations (pg. 87-88). Mr. Lloyd George's Statement (pg. 88-89). Debate in Parliament (pg. 89-90). The New Dail Eireann (pg. 90-91). The Prime Minister's Offers (pg. 91-92). Mr. De Valera's Reply (pg. 92-93). Cabinet Meeting in Scotland (pg. 93-94). Note to Sinn Fein and Answer (pg. 94-95). Cancellation of Proposed Conference (pg. 95-96). Interchange of Telegrams (pg. 96-97). New Offer of the Prime Minister (pg. 98-99). Mr. De Valera Accepts (pg. 99). Renewed Disturbances (pg. 99-100). Parliament of Northern Ireland (pg. 100-101). Mr. Churchill's Speech (pg. 101-102). Poplar Borough Council (pg. 102-103). Trades Union Congress (pg. 103-104). Unemployed and Boards of Guardians (pg. 105-106). Instructions by Ministry of Health (pg. 106-107). Cabinet Committee on Unemployment (pg. 107-108). Visit of Labour Mayors to the Prime Minister at Inverness (pg. 108-109). Numbers of Unemployed (pg. 109).