No surviving record of correspondence for this date. The Archive continues through witness accounts and official records.

The national coal miners' strike ended in Britain, with thousands of workers returning to the pits after securing a guaranteed minimum wage.

"Thanks so much for your letter, but I liked Littlestone far better than you could have done. You are good to me. I wish I hadnt such a terror of becoming a bore! I hope you did not think I did not appreciate your kindness in asking me to Penrhos. I longed to come and this weekend has been—help! help!"
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