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British Soldiers of Honorable Artillery Company board railroad train and leave London during World War I.
British troops of the Honorable Artillery Company Regiment leave London by railway train, bound for France to reinforce those already there. The railroad train station platform is filled with new recruits and reinforcement troops as they march toward the train. Soldiers on platform wave to those in the train. (World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Britain's Prime Minister David Lloyd George on a balcony with another official in London, England, during World War I
Mr Lloyd George stands on a balcony with another official in London, England, after responding to German peace overtures, by demanding "...restitution, reparation, and guarantees..." during World War 1.
Trade unionists gather to protest higher food prices in Hyde Park, London during World War I.
Members of British trade unions gather in Hyde Park in London, England (Hyde Park, London W2 2EU, United Kingdom). Trade unionists protest rising food prices, during World War 1. They parade carrying their respective trade union banners and assemble to listen to speakers.
Londoners gather at Hyde Park to protest high food prices and milk shortage, during World War I
People gathered in Hyde Park, London, England, during World War 1, to protest high food prices and milk shortages. Most in this particular group are women and children. British carry signs that read ' hands off the baby's milk' and ' feed babys or pigs' A woman holds up a crying baby.
British Prime Minister Asquith arrives at railroad train station in London, England.
British Prime Minister, Herbert Henry Asquith, arrives at train station in London, England. He tips his hat as he is escorted by other officials out of the rail road station. He converses while walking past crowds and shops on the sidewalk.
Andrew Bonar Law speaking. Prime Minister David Lloyd George, and British Field Marshal Sir Henry Rawlinson on reviewing stand
A public meeting in London, England. Andrew Bonar Law addresses the gathering from a podium, under a tent. Several men stand against a building, including Sir Edward Carson, leader of the Ulster Unionists, who holds a sign that reads, "Rebel hands may tear down the flag, but they will never tame the lion hearts of Ulster" In change of scene, British Prime Minister, David Lloyd George, and World War I British Field Marshal Sir Henry Rawlinson, with other officers and civilian officials are seen on a reviewing stand.