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- 11 June 1912 (Creation)
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18 Mansfield Street, Portland Place, W.—Oliver cannot come on Monday. Hopes that Simon does not go to the War Office. Is planning to see Excie’s vote of censure tomorrow. The Prime Minister looks well; it is fun that they (the yachting party) are back. Asks after Violet.
(Dated Tuesday.)
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18 Mansfield Street, Portland Place, W.
Tuesday
My dear Tante
You very kindly said I might bring Oliver with me on Monday but I’ve heard from him that he is already engaged that evening It was very nice of you to ask him. I am vainly trying to arrange some fun for him when he is here, but its very difficult as he knows and likes so very few people.
I do hope Seely doesnt go to the War Office, dont you? It isnt a very glittering selection to choose from is it? Couldnt Simon go?
I am trying to go to the House tomorrow to hear Excie’s vote of censure Will the P.M. speak. I saw him for an instant I think he looks very well. It is fun that they are back. Did you have a good talk to Violet.
This letter is a series of questions.
Yrs
Venetia Stanley
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- Stanley, Oliver Hugh (1879-1952), army officer (Subject)
- Simon, John Allsebrook (1873-1954), 1st Viscount Simon, politician and lawyer (Subject)
- Seely, John Edward Bernard (1868-1947), 1st Baron Mottistone, politician and soldier (Subject)
- McKenna, Reginald (1863-1943), politician and banker (Subject)
- Asquith, Herbert Henry (1852-1928), 1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith, Prime Minister (Subject)
- Carter, Helen Violet Bonham (1887-1969), Baroness Asquith of Yarnbury, politician (Subject)