Political events in Great Britain (1910-1911)

Dancing couple.

British Prime Minister Henry Asquith gets out of his car and tips the driver.

Asquith arrives at the unveiling ceremony.

The veiled monument.

Asquith and his entourage at the foot of the monument.

Removing the veil from the monument.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Lloyd George and members of the British Parliament during the unveiling ceremony.

British Home Secretary Winston Churchill walks through the square.

Opposition leader Bonar Law addresses a rally.

Members of the British government ride through the crowd in horse-drawn carriages, with Lloyd George in one of the carriages.

A panorama of a mass rally in Belfast.

Irish MP and Deputy Attorney General Edward Carson addresses a rally.

Carson walks past a line of young volunteers.

Carson's face.

Carson walks past a line of women's paramilitary units.

May Day demonstration in London, demonstrators carry banners with slogans, a horse-drawn omnibus in one of the demonstration columns.

A convoy of vans with food for strikers moves along a London street, accompanied by police.

A mounted military escort accompanies a prison carriage.

Gathering of strikers on the streets of London, strikers interfere with the movement of trams.

Mounted police set up a cordon, displacing strikers from an intersection.

A cavalry unit rides along the street.

Strikers on the streets of London.

Police on the territory of the London docks, workers roll trolleys with goods.

Control over workers going out on shift.

A police detachment marches through the crowd on a London street.

Trade union leader Havelock Wilson speaks from the balcony of a building during a rally of striking dockers in August 1910. View of the rally (from above).

A column of female factory workers walks along a London street during a dockers' strike.

Police officers lead detained suffragette demonstrators and members of the Women's Social and Political Union on November 18, 1910. Demonstrators and Londoners in front of the Houses of Parliament.

Police officers lead detained women.

Columns of suffragette demonstrators walk along the streets of London, horse-drawn and automobile transport passes.

Detention of demonstrators.

A traffic jam of cars and carriages on one of the streets.

A ceremonial welcome for a cavalcade of horse-drawn carriages.

Horse races at a hippodrome.

Helping a jockey who has fallen out of the saddle.

A funeral procession along a London street, carriages and cars decorated with mourning wreaths pass, women in white dresses with black armbands walk.

Police officers hold back the crowd.

A coffin is carried out of the doors of a church.

A funeral procession moves to the cemetery.

Police hold back a crowd on the street adjacent to Sydney Street on January 3, 1911. A view of Sydney Street during a police operation to detain Latvian anarchists.

Londoners behind a police cordon near Sydney Street.

Police on the roof of a house.

Scotland Yard officers and police at the entrance to Sydney Street.

Churchill and Scotland Yard officers watch the operation to detain the anarchists from the roof of a house.

A house on Sydney Street where Latvian anarchists have taken refuge.

Police block the approaches to the street.

A view of Sydney Street, shooting is being carried out from the windows of the house.

Smoke is billowing from the windows of the house with anarchists holed up in it, firefighters are running up to the entrance to the house.

Putting out the fire.