Labour Conference, Central Hall, 309 Labour Party, joins Government, 243; leaves Coalition, 307; in opposition, 309 Land Acquisition Act passed, 316 Land, appointment of Committee of Inquiry, 168; preparation of Bills (1914), 170 Lansdowne, Lord, 163 Lansing, Mr., and Committee of League of Nations, 298 Laurier, Sir Wilfrid, 356 League of Nations, conception of scheme, 298 Lemnos, 295 Lenin, destroys Kerensky Government, 272, 279 Lens, 252 _Le Journal_, 351 _L’Œuvre_, 349 _Le Temps_, 349 Lewis, Mr. Herbert, 98, 110, 111 Leygues, Georges, in _Evènement_, 347 Licensing Act (1905), 136 Lithuania, surrendered to Germany, 272 Llanystumdwy, 11, 20, 23, 39, 42, 169 Llanfrothen, 66 Lloyd, Richard (uncle), 24, 31, 35, 39, 45, 72, 93, 101 Lloyd, David (grandfather), 20 Local Veto, resolution at meeting of National Liberal Federation, 81 London, first visit, 49; commencement of practice, 97 Loucheur, M., 287 Lowther, Right Hon. J. W., 133 Ludendorff, General, attack on Italy, 252, 270; waning of hopes of, 278; suggestion for armistice by, 281 Macedonia, Allies to occupy, 192 Maddocks, A., 41 Manchester, birthplace, 14; meeting of National Liberal Federation, 81; speech (1918), 281 _Manchester Guardian_, Mr. Lloyd George writes for, 98 Manisty, Mr. Justice, and Llanfrothen, 68 Marconi Controversy, 169 Markham, Sir Arthur, 166 Marlborough, the Duke of, 163 Marne, the, 280 Martineau, Henry, 14 Maurice, Major-General Sir F., Letter to Press and retirement, 267 Max of Baden, Prince, overtures to President Wilson, 282; resignation of, 284 Merchant Shipping Act (1906), 142 Meredith, George, admiration of, 339 Merionethshire, 133 Messines, 278 Metropolitan Tabernacle, speech on Welsh Disestablishment at, 26 Mezières, 274 Milan, 247, 253 Military control, effect of divided, 249; need for unification, 250; unity of command decided on, 254; speech at Paris on (1917), 258 Military Service Acts (1916), effect of, 231; (1917) introduced, 272; raising of age, 278 Millet, Philippe, 349 Milner, Lord, 114; attends Peace Conference, 287 Miners’ crisis, Sankey Commission appointed, 311 Minsk, 272 Mons, 175, 284 Montagu, Mr. E., Munition Statement (1916), 221, 224, 229; joins Government (1916), 243; attends Peace Conference, 287 Morley, Lord, 112, 149, 197 _Morning Post_, attacks on Government, 309; interview with Signor Bissolati, 353 Morvin House, Criccieth, 45, 55 Moulton, Lord, and Committee on Munitions, 230 Munitions, need for, 206; committee appointed, 213; Mr. Lloyd George becomes Minister of, 216; formation of Department, 218; trades unions and “leaving certificates,” 225; organisation of volunteer workers, 228 Mynydd Ednyfed, home of Mrs. Lloyd George, 69, 72