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    [?], Legation de Greece, London, to Earl Curzon (immediate)

    Archive · Identifier: LG/F/55/1/30 · Date: 28 June 1920 · Author: Parliamentary Archives

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

    [?], Offices of the Cabinet to the Editor of the `Sunday Times’

    Archive · Identifier: LG/F/25/1/22 · Date: March 1921 · Author: Parliamentary Archives

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

    [?], Scotland House, to Davidson

    Archive · Identifier: LG/F/46/9/9 · Date: 28 Aug 1920 · Author: Parliamentary Archives

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

    [?] (signature indecipherable), Valona, to Lloyd George, Paris

    Archive · Identifier: LG/F/49/1/2 · Date: 24 Sep 1919 · Author: Parliamentary Archives

    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 ...

    [-], The Castle, Dublin to Cadogan

    Archive · Identifier: CAD/1122 · Date: 9 June 1897 · Author: Parliamentary Archives

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

    [?], to Baron Sonnino

    Archive · Identifier: LG/F/55/4/37 · Date: 23 June 1919 · Author: Parliamentary Archives

    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.

    [?], to Colonel Hankey

    Archive · Identifier: LG/D/17/3/23 · Date: 11 March 1916 · Author: Parliamentary Archives

    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 ...

    [?], to Colonel Hankey

    Archive · Identifier: LG/D/17/3/31 · Date: 9 May 1916 · Author: Parliamentary Archives

    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...

    [?], to Edward Shortt

    Archive · Identifier: LG/F/45/6/19 · Date: 25 June 1919 · Author: Parliamentary Archives

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

    [?], to H R Boyd

    Archive · Identifier: LG/F/45/6/36 · Date: 6 June 1921 · Author: Parliamentary Archives

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