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Written at House of Commons. His time is absorbed by Cabinet meetings and deputations. Had lunch with Carnegie,

2739.
File
1913, June 4.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His statement on finance was a great success,

2905.
File
1915, Feb. 15.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His speech was an astounding success - 'House rocked with laughter & applause',

2317.
File
1909, Nov. 4.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His speech on finance last night was a great success. Is to spend Sunday (with ...,

2630.
File
1912, July 19.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His speech on finance last night was a great success. Is to spend Sunday (with Maggie and Megan) with Sir John Barker, 'one of my very best supporters'.

Written at House of Commons. His speech is to be published by the Liberal Publication Department. Is receiving widespread congratulations ...,

887.
File
1900, Feb. 8.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Includes note from Margaret Lloyd George giving family news.

Written at House of Commons. His speech in the Commons the previous night was an outstanding success; there is a ...,

1558.
File
1905, March 14.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

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 House of Commons. His speech in the Commons a great success,

1403.
File
1904, May 10.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His speech has been highly praised,

186.
File
1893, March 15.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His speech has been highly praised in the press. Goes to Treherbert that night to ...,

749.
File
1899, March 8.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His speech has been highly praised in the press. Goes to Treherbert that night to open an intermediate school. Will be at Rhayader the next day.

Written at House of Commons. His role as deputy leader of the Commons went 'uncommonly well'. Relates a story told ...,

2301.
File
1909, Oct. 6.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His role as deputy leader of the Commons went 'uncommonly well'. Relates a story told him by Augustine Birrell.

Written at House of Commons. His Port of London Bill was a great success. Has finally agreed terms with the ...,

2042.
File
1908, April 1.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His Port of London Bill was a great success. Has finally agreed terms with the directors of the last dock. Is very pleased that the matter has been settled before he leaves the Board of Trade. Campbell-Bannerman's condition has deteriorated. Has received today a nice letter from Lord Rendel who wishes him to assume the leadership of the Licensing fight in the country.

Written at House of Commons. His performance. The Board of Trade estimates went very well; encloses a cutting from the ...,

1911.
File
1907, June 28.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His performance. The Board of Trade estimates went very well; encloses a cutting from the Westminster Gazette (no. 1912).

Written at House of Commons. His Patents Bill - 'I can see now it is going to be just as ...,

1888.
File
1907, April 19.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His Patents Bill - 'I can see now it is going to be just as great a success as my Merchant Shipping Bill'. Would like to discover an equally effective way of dealing with the problem of the port of London: 'That is what I am definitely pledged to for next year'. Is going to Lewes with Dick the following day.

Written at House of Commons. His parliamentary work has been heavy that week. The story about Uncle Lloyd in the ...,

1783.
File
1906, March 29.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His parliamentary work has been heavy that week. The story about Uncle Lloyd in the Daily Mail.

Written at House of Commons. His negotiations with the doctors; wishes to see the experiment of a medical service tried ...,

2662.
File
1912, Dec. 17.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His negotiations with the doctors; wishes to see the experiment of a medical service tried. Had breakfast the previous day with Venezelos, the Greek Prince; hailed D. Lloyd George as 'the champion of the new democracy'.

Written at House of Commons. His 'most healthful repose' at Brighton - 'Feel fit for the 6 weeks job in ...,

2286.
File
1909, Aug. 31.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His 'most healthful repose' at Brighton - 'Feel fit for the 6 weeks job in front of me'. Has asked Asquith to take charge of the Licensing Bill in the House in order to free him to prepare for the rest of the Bill and for the Development Bill 'which I am very keen on'.

Written at House of Commons. His Merchant Shipping Bill is to be introduced on Tuesday. Has an hour's speech ready ...,

1774.
File
1906, March 14.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His meeting with Herbert Gladstone. Plans to attack the government on Tuesday,

1381.
File
1904, March 23.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His financial statement was well received. Churchill is unhappy about the disposal of the money ...,

2612.
File
1912, June 24.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His financial statement was well received. Churchill is unhappy about the disposal of the money, 'but he stands quite alone in this wish'.

Written at House of Commons. His examination is at an end. The atmosphere that day was 'totally different'. 'Today I ...,

2709.
File
1913, March 31.

Part of William George (Solicitor) Papers

Written at House of Commons. His examination is at an end. The atmosphere that day was 'totally different'. 'Today I was the accuser. It is over now & utterly smashed & pulverised'. Is still receiving widespread congratulations. Is to dine with Robertson Nicol that evening.

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