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Written at House of Commons. There is a serious Cabinet crisis: '... this place is reeking with lies & you never know what to believe. Each man circulates the rumours he believes in - & he believes exactly what he wishes to be true'. Last night's dinner.
Written at House of Commons. Has spoken again. The state of the House. 'Joe [Chamberlain] is beginning to get restive I hear. Still he is in Balfour's grip & that is a tight although a velvetty one. Balfour will hold him to his contract'.
Written at House of Commons. The government's intentions over the Licensing Bill - '... Iniquitous. Debate on the following day. I am off to rake up my choicest adjectives'.
Written at House of Commons. The debate in the Commons; Asquith's performance. Whitaker '... gave Balfour ten minutes of hell fire'. Goes to a meeting at Leicester the next day.
Written at House of Commons. Arnold Forster introduces his new army scheme the following day. 'The House of Commons is the most human institution I know of'.
Written at House of Commons. Richard's examination results and the school reports of Mair and Olwen. The struggle over the Welsh Bill next week.
Written at House of Commons. The success of his speech in the House the previous night. The reports in the newspapers. Healy has warned him not to accept any post offered him by the Liberals - 'You are the only man amongst them who is worth a damn - stand out for your own terms'. His work on the Licensing Bill has been highly praised by Carson.
Written at House of Commons. Has returned from Brighton. Went to see poor Cadwaladr Davies at Worthing yesterday: 'He is making a brave fight against death & his brave wife is helping him heroically. She has given up all her music for 3 years to help him through. Never leaves him. Delighted to see us'.
Written at Lewes. Is playing golf. Uncle Lloyd's photograph,
Written at National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, S.W. Congratulations to Dick. Is going to a meeting of the Committee of the National Free Church Council. Has been invited to stay with Rosebery during his visit to Scotland.
Written at Park Hotel, Cardiff. A brilliant success,
Written at National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, S.W. Is having a day of rest. Family news. The impression made by Cardiff. Is to prepare for Luton. Harry Marks is in for Thames.
Written at National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, S.W. Is sending to Maurice Jones,
Written at Bristol & Clifton Golf Club, Fairland, Bristol. The success of last night's meeting at Bristol. Spoke on the fiscal question. The reports in the newspapers. Birrell would wish the speech to be published.
Written at National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, S.W. The interview with D.Ll.G. in the South Wales papers and the Guardian. It was curtailed in the Guardian - to his great annoyance.
Written at Eversfield, Routh Road, Wandsworth Common, S.W. Is preparing for Scotland. Dined at the Asquiths last evening in the company of Grey, Haldane, Birrell, Strachey and Spender. It is said that Balfour plans to introduce a Redistribution Bill next session. Relations are cold between Chamberlain and Balfour. Includes a note from Margaret Lloyd George.
Written at National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, S.W. The introduction to the history of the controversy over the Free Church - 'It is very striking & I would not omit a sentence or even a name?' Goes to stay with Lord Rosebery the following day.
Written at Dalmeny House, Edinburgh. Is accompanying Rosebery on a walk through the forest: 'Cwmni dyddan [sic] iawn ac yn fy marn i yn wr gwir garedig'. Lady Leconfield, Rosebery's sister: 'Dywedais fy marn wrthi yn glir ond yn garedig am dano. Eisieu iddi ei berswadio gymmeryd ei le priodol ar flaen y fyddin ac nid fel cyrnal ryw gatrawd fach o honi ...'.