Ffeil 1966. - Written at Board of Trade, Whitehall Gardens, S.W. Has had lunch with Dick and a Cambridge friend at the National ...,

Written at Board of Trade, Whitehall Gardens, S.W. Has had lunch with Dick and a Cambridge friend at the National Liberal Club. 'There was a young Welshman called Ernest Evans - a bright & sensible chap who looks as if something might come of him'. John Morley is much distressed by the imprisonment of his stepson. The succession to Campbell-Bannerman: 'They are all preparing to scramble for it'. Maggie is househunting. Caer's illness. Clifford's letter of sympathy. Is to dine with Massingham that evening. Is undecided when to go on holiday - 'I dread it'.