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- 1909, Nov. 24.
Written at House of Commons. Everything is progressing well. Rosebery advised the Lords not to throw out the Bill 'after of course abusing us all round'.
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Written at House of Commons. Everything is progressing well. Rosebery advised the Lords not to throw out the Bill 'after of course abusing us all round'.
Written at House of Commons. Everything is proceeding well,
Written at House of Commons. Envelope only,
Written at House of Commons. Envelope only,
Written at House of Commons. Envelope only,
Written at House of Commons. Envelope only,
Written at House of Commons. Enjoyed a magnificent reception in the House the previous night: 'The House roared. Up to then it had been as flat as stale ginger beer. Poor Winston had a very heavy house & he felt it keenly as the applause of the House is the very breath of his nostrils. He is just like an actor. He likes the limelight & the approbation of the pit'. This is his third big speech this session. 'Some MPs clapped their hands in their excitement & C.B. patted my back'.
Written at House of Commons. Enjoyed a great success in the House the previous day - 'Balfour angry beyond control when he saw what my concessions were. They took the wind completely out of his sails & that drove [him] to hysterics'. Stayed in London the previous night and has not received William George's letters.
Written at House of Commons. 'Engaged in turning the flank of the Redmondites. They are frightened',
Written at House of Commons. Encloses the Cardiff letter. Business matters. The editor of the North Wales Chronicle is waiting outside.
Written at House of Commons. Encloses the account of Y Genedl. Legal matters,
Written at House of Commons. Encloses his Old Age Pensions Bill. Would like William George to come as his guest to Dieppe for a few days - 'Come along. I cannot face Criccieth now. My last visit was almost too much for me & I haven't got over it yet'.
Written at House of Commons. Encloses a letter recently received from Tim. It is just before the battle with me. Hope I can get up either 7 or 9.30'.
Written at House of Commons. Encloses a letter received from Howel Thomas of the Local Government Board who has been working on Uwchyllyn. Spoke the previous night. The Military Manoeuvres Bill is dead. 'So we did the trick last night'. William George should write to him c/o Sir Charles Dilke at Shepperton, Middlesex.
Written at House of Commons. Encloses a Bill which the Lord Chancellor is bringing in. Goes to the Cobden Club dinner that evening as the guest and is to dine with the King the following day amongst others. The county council elections at Llanystumdwy.
Written at House of Commons. Education Bill number 4 was 'decently buried' that afternoon with Asquith and Balfour officiating. The press is very enthusiastic about his triumph on Saturday. Has written a 'stinging' letter to C.P. Scott. Has an idea of giving a Christmas tree to all the children at Criccieth school on Christmas afternoon.
Written at House of Commons. Don't care to accompany that gang. I want to feel quite free of the presence of constituents. Gwell hebddynt. They may be good Company - but they may not & that would be awkward. We'll keep to our own gang'.
Written at House of Commons. Does not like the suggestion for levying out the £100, but would like to discuss it with William George. Has been playing golf that day, but was beaten.
Written at House of Commons. Divisions all day. His speech at the Queen's Hall the previous night was very successful. Is pleased that William George is to come up; he could accompany D. Lloyd George to a meeting at Maidenhead for Lord Hoddo.