Monday, September 14, 1914

Cloudy

Correspondence (1 of 2)

Letter #154Time not recorded
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It is rather interesting to know, as Kitchener told us, that we have by now sent out to French 213,000 men & 57,000 horses.

Asquith discusses Cabinet business, good news from French, Aubrey Herbert's reported wound, and Lansdowne's bill.

Mentioned:Kitchener • Sir John French • Aubrey Herbert • Lansdowne • Carson • Cecils • Montagu • Violet Asquith

Metric Analysis

Romantic Adoration7/10
Political Unburdening6/10
Emotional Desolation3/10

Thematic Tags

CabinetTroop numbersWar newsAubrey HerbertLansdowne's Bill
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H.H. Asquith
London
HIS DAYDrove up to London. Cabinet. Dinner with Montagu.. Spending the week-end.
Venetia Stanley
Travelling
HER DAYTravelling from Mells. Went to Mells (changed from Penrhos). Seen by Asquith (this morning). Gave Asquith 'sombre' portrait and Keats

Official Register

1914-09-14

Top News

Daily Edition

It is announced that Parliament will be prorogued and the Home Rule and Welsh Church Bills will become law under the Parliament Act, but their operation will be suspended until after the war,.

Cabinet Council

NO SESSION
No Minutes

Parliament

IN SESSION

>>Topics: Clause 1 Mode Of Payment Of Pensions, Exchange Of British Subjects Abroad, Orders For Uniforms, Separation Allowances Weekly Payments, Clause 4 Short Title And Construction, Artificial Dyestuffs Production In

Witness Observations

Margot Asquith
Margot Asquith

"We went up by night train to London. … I found things here developing rapidly—the Conscription gang making everything very difficult, and most of them behaving abominably. Lloyd George, G. Curzon, F. Guest, Winston, Northcliffe, etc. all doing their d—dest"