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Written at 6 Whitehall Gardens, Whitehall, S.W. Was forced to remain to attend the War Council. Has now had to give up his Saturday golf. Will be glad to see William George the following week.

Written at 6 Whitehall Gardens, Whitehall, S.W. Has made a most remarkable visit to France. Much regrets missing William George's visit. Is very busy.

Written at 11 Downing Street, Whitehall, S.W. Is suffering from a cold and is staying indoors for a few days to prepare his Munitions Statement. Family news. Uncle Lloyd.

Written at Sunningdale Golf Club, Berks. Has come to play golf with Dick and the Master of Elibank. The Conference has reached the end of the agenda. Foresees difficulties. 'Thought Mountain Ash risky under the circumstances. They would have blamed my lead. I made a strong speech'.

Written at Walton Heath Golf Club, Walton-on-the Hill, Epsom. Is playing golf with Churchill. Goes to Brighton that evening. Last night's great success has made the Tories 'baffled & perplexed'. Believed that a settlement is now likely and is convinced that Balfour is anxious for this. Has private talks with Balfour the following week which are likely to yield positive results. A settlement of the Welsh Church question is likely.

Written at 11 Downing Street, Whitehall, S.W. He entertained Grey to dinner the previous night and met Churchill and F. E. Smith afterwards. Smith is anxious to settle the Lords, Home Rule and Welsh Disestablishment: 'If we can do all that it would be a mighty haul'. Had breakfast with the Bishop of St. Asaph that morning. 'So there are great things brewing. Paid a sibrwd wrth neb - ond y teulu wrth gwrs'.

Written at Queen's Hotel, Eastbourne. Have driven through the rain to see Gwilym. He had lunch at the home of Lord James of Hereford with Churchill and Masterman (near the Walton Heath Golf Links) the previous day - 'He is 82 years of age & as spruce as Uncle Lloyd - almost'. He related a store of political anecdotes about Gladstone, Chamberlain, John Bright and others. Includes note from Gwilym Lloyd George.

Letter from Thomas Lewis, House of Commons. Invites David Lloyd George to speak at a Liberal meeting at Holyhead on 2 April. Mr Acland and Captain Verney are also being invited.

Letter from Lizzie Parry, Bethesda. Is sending on David Lloyd George's letter to her father at Fleet Street. Hopes that David Lloyd George and his wife have escaped the influenza.