UK Parliamentary Archives

The enclosed sent by Mr. Donald, as promised.
Notes that the `Morning Advertiser', "the organ of the publicans", agrees with the `Daily News'.
Enclosure:
(a) Extract from article, "Why we must not ...

Enclosure: Memorandum on manpower in wood and textile trade by Charles Sykes, 5 pages, typescript, 8 Aug 1918.

Lloyd George asks if Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Dyke Acland can be released for few days to inquire about conditions for women munition workers.

Enclosure: Details of salaries of female clerical staff.

Progress of Lloyd George's campaign in the Boroughs.

A deputation of private railway wagon owners has been promised on behalf of Lloyd George that they will have an opportunity to state their views before a nationalisation Bill is introduced.
Enclosu...

Substance of enclosed to be communicated to the Italian government.
Enclosure: Memorandum, secret, 4 pages, typescript copy.
HM Government has considered Robertson's report on the Italian army and ...

Lieutenant General Macready will attend the meeting of the Franchise and Registration Committee on Wed, 28 June, to express his views on the question of soldiers voting.

Refers to note of 27 April. The Greek government's urgent need for coal in connection with military operations in Smyrna and Thrace.

The history of the decision that Lloyd George should not accompany Kitchener on his mission to Russia.

Enclosure: Copies of intercepted telegrams exchanged between Russian Delegation and Moscow, 4 pages, typescript, 20-25 Aug 1920.

Requests support for Albania's national aspirations, and protests against loss of territory.
Attached: Minutes by G F Phillips, William Thwaites and Thomas Powoll, transmitting the letter to Lloyd ...

Regarding legal appointments, (First part of letter only, signature missing).

Asks for the opinion of the Italian naval authorities as to what steps they would have felt at liberty to take, under Clause 23 of the Armistice, to Watch over the German fleet.

With reference to the conclusions circulated the previous evening Lloyd George does not think the War Committee decided `"the carriage of grain stuffs should be considered as a first charge on our ...

It is unnecessary to place item about Release from the Colours on the agenda as agreement is reached between the War Office and the Min. of Munitions. Attaches (not in file) copy of letter from the...

Prime Minister wants a report on work and problems of Shortt's department.

Enclosed correspondence (not in file) with Mr. Herbert Smith.

The Prime Minister wants a memo on proposals for improving conditions in factories and mines.

Reports conversation with the French Ambassador on the German note. They agreed on the general lines of a reply, and that the French should take the lead. The Ambassador disliked the idea of a conf...

Lloyd George is unable to accept the invitation to Newcastle.

Asks for facilities for Miss Annie Kenney, who is visiting Rome.

Acknowledges letter of 30 April suggesting amendments to the reparation clauses of the Treaty with Germany, but is at a less to know how to deal with it, since the Italians have withdrawn from the ...

Asks for facilities to be granted to Sir Ellis Griffith, during his visit to Rome.

Has been informed that a band of Irish assassins intends to cross to England; suggests further precautions to ensure Lloyd George's safety.

Complaints about delays and inconveniences in the parcel service from Ireland to England

Acknowledgment of LG/F/36/3/4.

Request for payment of an unpaid debt.

Travel arrangements and arrival of émigrés.

Enclosure: Tables showing cost of gun ammunition expended, 28-29 Sep 1918.

Thanks for press cuttings.

Will write about the needs of the Army whether he is allowed or not. Refers to Mills Hand Grenades, Trench Mortars, 6 inch Howitzers and Periscopes.

Enclosure: memo tracing the development of the Franchise Bill from May 1915 with extracts from speeches, 10 pages, typescript.
Notes on arguments likely to be used in Franchise debate, 2 pages, typ...

Prime Minister agrees to the publication of the report.

Enclosure: [?] to Towyn (Jones) typescript copy, 12 June 1922.
Jones' ill-health and probably retirement; offers to see the Prime Minister and McCurdy to try to obtain terms which would assure Jone...

Telegram: meaning unclear.

Is Lord Derby's Adjutant in Dock Battalion, wishes to speak to Lord Willoughby de Broke on confidential matter.

Telegram about wedding arrangements.

Asks Lloyd George to intervene to settle the question of the postponement of the liens against Austria.

Reply to letter of 13th. Will enquire about Thompson's letter.

Memorandum to the Supreme Council: calls for relief for the Russian famine, but emphasises the need to avoid thereby strengthening the Bolsheviks.