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D. Lloyd George is anxious that William George should not tell anyone of his meeting with the King. A list is generally published, but always with the King's sanction. Is busy spring cleaning. Going to Exeter Hall that evening. D. Lloyd George was very glad of Richard Lloyd 's notes on the Bible Society and has also heard from Peter Hughes Griffith about the Battersea minister.

D. Lloyd George is busy at the Commons with the Grand Committee on Insurance, on which he will sit for four days a week until the end of the session. She is to be presented with D. Lloyd George's portrait the following night and has to make a speech. Are coming to Caernarfon on Wednesday of the following week. Family news. Gwilym's proposed stay at College for a further year.

D. Lloyd George is going to play golf with Mr Nuttall. The previous night's great success at D. Lloyd George's spectacular meeting: 'I can understand how Manchester is Tory or rather returns Tory MPs'. Richard Lloyd's letters with the family news were most welcome. D. Lloyd George is to return to London the following evening to the Old Age Pensions Committee.

D. Lloyd George is golfing at Wimbledon. Dick, Liverpool. The Castle Street concert that evening and Whitfield's Tabernacle the following day. Will send cakes for the tea the next day.

D. Lloyd George is golfing with the Member for Brighton. Megan. The licensing clauses are to occupy three days the following week. D. Lloyd George is to make his second reading speech on the Development Bill on Monday. There is but little excitement in the House at present. William George's crossing. Gwilym's account of the Suffragettes at Criccieth. Richard Lloyd's letters.

D. Lloyd George is making his speech notes - 'He is quite ready & they have made him secure against the Suffraggettes so we hope it will be alright'. Also includes a note from D. Lloyd George.

D. Lloyd George is on his way to Hanley. The Scottish estimates are on in the House that day. Richard Lloyd's letter with the family news. D. Lloyd George's visit to Carmarthen the following week.

D. Lloyd George is playing golf with Masterman and others. Family news. The visit to North Wales of Mr Owen, South Africa, who is writing to Hugh Griffith, Plas Isa, to meet him. Richard, Pwllheli, may find employment through him. Includes a note from Olwen.

D. Lloyd George is quite right about the old man from Denbigh. Is glad that D. Lloyd George is in contact with Perks.

D. Lloyd George is to lecture at Llanystumdwy on the House of Commons and to preside at a social at Criccieth according to a notice in the Liverpool Post. D. Lloyd George is most annoyed as he never promised. A promise of a lecture from William Jones. Walton Heath is 'a most out of the world place I ever came across'. The progress of the twins.

D. Lloyd George is to speak at a garden party. At the previous night's party hosted by the Cymmrodorion Society there were some 800 guests. Describes the proceedings. Anita and the twins. Alfred Littleton has died. The speech has been very highly praised.

D. Lloyd George is to speak on Monday. There is a banquet at Buckingham Palace that evening. The postcard received from Eirian. Family news.

D. Lloyd George is widely acclaimed as 'the hero of the hour'. There is now a great weight off his mind. He showed his 'iron hand', and the railway magnates were forced to back down.

D. Lloyd George needs the opera glasses to be sent from Criccieth. Family news. The 'great excitement' over the Education Bill which is sure to lead to much 'thunder'! D. Lloyd George's activities that day.

D. Lloyd George remains 'very cheerful in spite of the muddle these Tories & slack Liberals have brought about. I have no patience with the Welsh MPs like Ellis D[avies] &c, who go home & it is too much trouble to return in time for the House. I often think how D. always came back on Sunday evening for 15 years & not paid a penny piece. Mae y £400 a year yma yn ddrwg mawr iddynt ar seddi yn rhy saff'. The Welsh MPs should tell them, 'Go, we want you no more'. J. Herbert Lewis, on his way to Walthamstow, did not see D. Lloyd George. Condemns the Speaker as an 'old Tory'. Family news.

D. Lloyd George says that Tuesday will be convenient for Llanystumdwy. Violet Brooke Hunt, the tariff reform worker, says that it is no use going to the country to denounce the Budget. D. Lloyd George is in his element now, in combative mood. Is glad that Mary is at last going to Llandrindod. The agreement for Llys Owen.

D. Lloyd George went to the House of Commons at 4.30 to meet Charles Roberts to discuss the licensing clauses. Family news. Is pleased to hear from Richard Lloyd of 'the Criccieth contingency'. The satisfactory settlement of the farm question; the paragraph in the Daily News: 'Mrs Lloyd George's farm': I must tell them now that I had to sell because of the Budget'. Family news.