File FG 1/33. - A holiday in the south of France for the sake of his daughter Rosa's health, 5 Dec. 1865 - 5 ...,

A holiday in the south of France for the sake of his daughter Rosa's health, 5 Dec. 1865 - 5 Feb. 1866 (pp. 85-131); debates, mainly about parliamentary reform, 6 Feb. - 25 June 1866 (pp. 132, 136, 140, 186-7, 194-5, 203-28 passim); meetings of Tory M.P.s at Lord Salisbury's to discuss the proposed Reform Bill, 16 Mar., 20 Apr., 7 June 1866 (pp. 159-60, 182-3, 216-17); political gossip, 16-17 Mar., 11, 28 May (pp. 159-61, 196, 209); a brief account of 'Sixteen String Jack' a highwayman in Warfield, 24 Mar. 1866 (p. 164), a visit to co. Rad. for the assizes and a meeting of the Cattle Plague Committee, 5 Apr. 1866 (pp. 167-80); a visit to Paris, 4-13 May (pp. 197-203) and plans for him to give up his seat for his son Arthur and for him to be created a peer and his reasons for applying to Lord Derby for a peerage together with a copy of his application with a copy of Lord Derby's reply, 27-8 June, 13 July (pp. 230-3, 242-3, 245-50).