Lloyd George, David, 1863-1945; Prime ministers -- Great Britain -- Biography
Eastern Prussia, Russian invasion of, 176
Eastern Galicia, Russian invasion of, 176
Ebert, Herr, appointed German Chancellor, 284
Education Bill (1902), opposition to, 129
Edwards, Sir Frank, 98, 132
Elections, parliamentary, (1885), 56;
financial arrangements for, 94;
(1900), 127;
(1910), 164;
(2nd 1910), 166;
(1918), 286, 306, 309;
figures, 328
Ellis, “Tom,” 60, 77, 98
Estimates, criticism of (1890), 92
European War, menace of, 170;
declared, 171
Evans, David, schoolmaster of Llanystumdwy, 23, 38
Evans, Sir Samuel, 65, 97
Explosives Committee, formation of, 208
Extension of Rents Act, passed, 316
Fairbairn, Principal, 341
Falkenhayn, General, 269
Finland, surrendered to Germany, 292
Fitzmaurice, M., in _Figaro_, 351
Fiume, question at Peace Conference, 292
Flavelle, Sir Richard, 356
Foch, Marshal, Conference (July, 1917), 262;
appointed Generalissimo, 268;
exercises powers of disposition, 275;
conditions of Armistice, 282
Fontainebleau, 302
Fourteen Points, President Wilson declares them, 282
Franchise, extension of, 307
French, Viscount, and shell crisis (1915), 213
Galicia, German preparations, 193;
fighting in, 196
Gallipoli, 179;
evacuation of, 205
Geddes, Sir Eric, appointed Director of Transport, France, 233;
defends Transport Bill, 323
Gee, Thomas, and Anti-Tithe Campaign, 62, 83
George, Right Hon. D. Lloyd, for principal dates in life _see_ Appendix I.
359
George, Gwilym Lloyd (son), 302
George, Mair Lloyd (daughter), 98;
death of, 149
George, Mary (sister), 13, 18
George, Megan Lloyd (daughter), 302
George, Olwen Lloyd (daughter), 98
George, Richard Lloyd (son), 94, 100, 122
George, William (father), 13, 16
George, Mrs. William (mother), 13, 16, 18, 21, 36
George, William (brother), 18, 29, 55, 56, 94
German Navy League, 156
Germany, tour in, 150;
relations with England (1908-14), 160;
strength (in 1915), 197;
advance (in March, 1918), 274;
mutiny of Fleet, 284
Gladstone, Mr., Government of 1880, 51;
in debate (1884), 53;
letter at by-election (1890), 84;
at Hawarden, 90;
and Clergy Discipline Bill, 102;
resignation of (1894), 104
Glasgow, speech at, during South African War, 117
Glyndwr, Owen, 69
Goffey, Thomas, 37
Gorizia, 246, 253
Gray’s Inn, first London home, 95
Greece, as neutral, 179;
Entente frustrated by King, 184;
agrees to join in war, 186;
refuses, 197;
offers troops and fleet for Dardanelles, 189;
offers again to enter war, 192
Grey, Lord, and South African War, 115;
evidence on Dardanelles, 200
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