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Written at Ormond House, 63 Queen Victoria Street, London E.C. Is departing for Cambridge and will see William George Thursday night.

Written at National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, S.W. Wil bach's illness. Is now returning to Wandsworth Common to see Wil before going to Spender's meeting. Wil's birthday.

Written at National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, S.W. Wil bach's health. Herbert Lewis wants him to sail with him to Naples on 16 December.

Written at Parker's Hotel, Naples. The accounts of Christmas received from the children. Describes the weather. Nothing but good should be spoken of the 'revival'. People are mad about it at the moment and are thus easy to offend.

Written at The Gwalia Hotel Ltd., Llandrindod Wells. Hopes that Wynn will be defeated in the County Council election and that 'a sturdy chap' will be elected. The Merioneth County Council 'needs a good deal of stiffening'. The enormous success of the Llandrindod meeting. Goes to Llanfyllin the next day and then London.

Written at Gwerneinwn [sic]. 'Yr hen Archddiacon. What a thrilling horror. Beth a ddigywddodd [?] Ambition disappointed curdling the brain?' The previous day's meeting was a great success.

Written at House of Commons. Is on his way to Bradford to speak at a Welsh Disestablishment meeting. Legal matters - 'Our next move ought to be to get the solicitors' work of promoting the parliamentary bill when it comes for the water company'. T. Jones MP is anxious for an estate in North Wales.

Written at National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, S.W. '... dining with Morant. M in a "blooming panic". I told R no use talking of compact now. Our people won't listen. I said M. must hold back his act for a few months until temper subsides. ...'. The Shrewsbury gathering was 'a memorable success'. Alfred Thomas wishes to give a grand reception to the delegates the evening before the Conference and lunch and tea on the day of the Conference.

Written at Gd. Hotel des Iles Britanniques, Menton. Has heard from no one at Garthcelyn for several days. Are en route to Cannes. McKenna's brother came to say that McKenna has left prematurely for London on the orders of Herbert Gladstone. Gladstone said there was to be a general election in March. McKenna's brother had heard a similar report from Carson who was at Monte Carlo. 'I think personally a good deal will depend on the results of the bye-elections. But one must be prepared'. 'This holiday has done me no end of good & if a general election comes I fell physically quite fit for it'.

Written at National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, S.W. Feels restored in health and strength. Is ready for anything the government may do. 'Half a mind to scorch Bryn. Just half a dozen sentences & no more'. William George's letter in the Western Mail; Vincent Evans says it is 'first rate'. The Bishop of St Asaph has wired to say that he wishes to see D. Lloyd George.

Written at Ormond House. Is attempting to re-start his work. Family news. Has met the candidate for York that day. Anticipates the Monday meeting. 'You will see how [the] Greenock paper attacks them for making money out of me. Quite right especially as I got none of it. Glasgow mean to pay my expenses'. Saw the Bishop of St Asaph that day who claimed that Balfour's intention was to be defeated in the Commons, resign and to force the Liberals to form a government.

Written at National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, S.W. Is going home to prepare his speech for York. Thought highly of 'poor old Mrs Davies'. The invalids are improving in Routh Road.

Written at Eversfield, Routh Road, Wandsworth Common, S.W. Last night's meeting at Warrington. Robert Thomas came to the meeting with William Lewis. Includes a note from Margaret Lloyd George comprising family news.

Written at House of Commons. Has been told by Morant that the Board of Education are inviting the Merioneth Education Committee to send up a deputation to Lord Londonderry. There is to be a conference at Shrewsbury on the 24th to arrange a Sul y Casgliad throughout Wales. The aim is to raise £10,000. 'Govt. majorities a little better this week - but they'll soon tire & droop'.

Written at House of Commons. Poor Massingham - 'very cut up - quite a broken man'. Has attacked the Government over Somaliland. The Government will be lucky to survive that night and can 'only be saved by Joe's men'. The mover and Asquith alone are to speak on the Liberal side.

Written at Lewes. Came to play golf with R.O.D. and Owen Owen. It seems that the Japanese 'have delivered a very smashing blow to the Russians. This will I hope bring peace'.

Written at House of Commons. His speech in the Commons the previous night was an outstanding success; there is a verbatim report in the Times. Resolutions to guillotine supply before 31st March are to be introduced - 'There will I hope be a row. I am off home to think out a speech'.

Written at Station, Stafford. The conference was magnificent. Is returning to London. William George should see the Methodist Times on the Reigate meeting. Has seen Lewis Jones.