Wednesday, June 12, 1912

Rain

Correspondence (0)

Gap in Correspondence

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

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H.H. Asquith
London
HIS DAYSpeaking in the House of Commons (Central Telegraph Office)
Venetia Stanley
London
HER DAYPlanning to attend House tomorrow to hear Excie's vote of censure

Official Register

1912-06-12

Top News

Daily Edition

J. E. B. Seely was appointed the new British Secretary of State for War. The last body of a Titanic victim was buried in Halifax.

Cabinet Council

NO SESSION
No Minutes

Parliament

IN SESSION

>>Topics: Divine Worship, Private Business, Central Telegraph Office London, Commutee On Irish Finance, Protected Cruisers New Third Fleet, Hop Substitutes Prohibitive Legislation

Witness Observations

Violet Asquith
Violet Asquith

"I send one line to thank you for my heavenly three weeks - I have never loved anything so much & the memory of it will be a possession for life. I am so very distressed to hear about Clemmie - & pray things may not turn out as long & wearisome as they sound... I have just been listening to McKenna’s vindication of himself - very good & courageous I thought... I feel terribly land-sick & long to be back with you all."