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In page 1896 in the United Kingdom:
"* 30 September – August 1897: Lock-out of Welsh slate workers at Penrhyn Quarry.[10] * 14 November – the Locomotives on the Highway Act raises the speed limit for road vehicles from 4 to 14 mph[6] and, to celebrate this, an 'Emancipation Run' of cars from London to Brighton (continued afterwards as the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run) is held.[11] * 4–5 December – a storm hits Brighton, destroying the old Chain Pier (closed October) and badly damaging the other piers and the new Brighton and Rottingdean Seashore Electric Railway (opened 28 November). * 11 December – William Preece introduces Guglielmo Marconi's work in wireless telegraphy to the general public at a lecture, "Telegraphy without Wires", at the Toynbee Hall in London.
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