Thursday, November 19, 1914
Correspondence (0)
No known letters exchanged
The Prime Minister and Venetia likely met for their planned private hour in London.
Official Register
1914-11-19Top News
The funeral of Earl Roberts takes place at St. Paul's Cathedral with great solemnity. A riot occurs at a German prisoner camp on the Isle of Man,.
Cabinet Council
Parliament
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Witness Observations
"Urgent message from Sir Reginald Brade asking me to call at the War Office. He says that Kitchener is much disturbed by failure of English newspapers to give adequate publicity to doings of the French Army..."
"We dined at the Leo Rothschilds at Gunnersbury 19th [Nov.] 1914. I sat next to Charlie Grant... one of the nicest fellows and best soldiers I have ever known. He had just got 3 nights leave from the trenches..."