Assumes that William George and 'little Dick' will be coming to London for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. Discusses others whom ...,
Assumes that William George and 'little Dick' will be coming to London for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. Discusses others whom ...,
At the last moment the Speaker relented and sent him tickets for the Budget for William and Dick. 'We have ...,
At the last moment the Speaker relented and sent him tickets for the Budget for William and Dick. 'We have ...,
Attendance at the eisteddfod prevented her from writing earlier. Mary's condition. The success of the Caernarfon choir that day. Balfour ...,
Attendance at the eisteddfod prevented her from writing earlier. Mary's condition. The success of the Caernarfon choir that day. Balfour ...,
Barmouth. Financial matters,
Barmouth. Financial matters,
[Beginning is missing.] A recent debate over church matters. He thought of giving Morley's Life of Gladstone to Uncle Lloyd ...,
[Beginning is missing.] A recent debate over church matters. He thought of giving Morley's Life of Gladstone to Uncle Lloyd ...,
[Beginning is missing]. Discusses legal cases,
[Beginning is missing]. Discusses legal cases,
[Beginning is missing.] Has not received details as yet, but Mr Owen is expected to turn up that day to ....
[Beginning is missing.] Has not received details as yet, but Mr Owen is expected to turn up that day to ....
[Beginning is missing.] Legal matters,
[Beginning is missing.] Legal matters,
[Beginning is missing.] Lord Jersey, 'a particularly nice chap', asked after D. Lloyd George and Casoon. Is glad that D ....
[Beginning is missing.] Lord Jersey, 'a particularly nice chap', asked after D. Lloyd George and Casoon. Is glad that D ....
[Beginning is missing]. Relates a conversation with Sir William Harcourt. Intends to stay at Lough's that evening. Has been compelled ...,
[Beginning is missing]. Relates a conversation with Sir William Harcourt. Intends to stay at Lough's that evening. Has been compelled ...,
[Beginning is missing]. The reference in the Cambrian News is probably innocuous as Gibson is not in contact with anyone ...,
[Beginning is missing]. The reference in the Cambrian News is probably innocuous as Gibson is not in contact with anyone ...,
[Beginning is missing.] The report in the Guardian of Portsmouth. The account in the British Weekly of the pressure on ....
[Beginning is missing.] The report in the Guardian of Portsmouth. The account in the British Weekly of the pressure on ....
[Beginning is missing]. Tries to make holiday arrangements; the county courts are to be held from 14 to 20 August ...,
[Beginning is missing]. Tries to make holiday arrangements; the county courts are to be held from 14 to 20 August ...,
[Beginning of letter is missing.] Has voiced his readiness to speak in the House of Commons on the Tithe Bill ...,
[Beginning of letter is missing.] Has voiced his readiness to speak in the House of Commons on the Tithe Bill ...,
[Beginning of the letter is missing]. The National Liberal Club wishes to give him a dinner the night after the ...,
[Beginning of the letter is missing]. The National Liberal Club wishes to give him a dinner the night after the ...,
Believes that Britain is winning after the great battle. Will wire again after the Cabinet the next day. C. P ...,
Believes that Britain is winning after the great battle. Will wire again after the Cabinet the next day. C. P ...,
Believes that D. Lloyd George has made 'a decided step forward in the public estimation'. The letter in the Genedl ...,
Believes that D. Lloyd George has made 'a decided step forward in the public estimation'. The letter in the Genedl ...,
Believes that D. Lloyd George has now given 'a good parting kick to T[ithe] Bill Esq'. There is much local ...,
Believes that D. Lloyd George has now given 'a good parting kick to T[ithe] Bill Esq'. There is much local ...,
Believes that D. Lloyd George was right in not speaking last night. Advises him on the strategy which he should ...,
Believes that D. Lloyd George was right in not speaking last night. Advises him on the strategy which he should ...,
Believes that it is 'good business to get into the London Police Courts'. The temperance proceedings the previous day,
Believes that it is 'good business to get into the London Police Courts'. The temperance proceedings the previous day,
