Nancy, 151 Nanney, Sir Ellis Hugh, opponent at election (1890), 83, 87, 105 Nantlle, Lake, prosecution of quarrymen for fishing, 64 Nansen, Dr., proposed Russian expedition, 297 Neuve Chapelle, 199 Nevin, speech on South African War, 123 Newcastle Programme (1891), 103 Newman, Cardinal, 50 Nivelle, General, 245; Champagne attack, 252; replaced by Pétain, 252 Norman, Sir Henry, 163 Northcliffe, Lord, and communications on, the Eastern Front, 240 _North Wales Observer_, article on Mr. Chamberlain, 51 Novo-Georgievsk, 200 Old Age Pensions, passing of Act, 150, 161; increase in, 316 Orlando, Signor, and question of Fiume, 294 Owen, D. Lloyd, 42 Owen, Rev. John, 72 Owen, Miss Maggie (Mrs. Lloyd George), 59; marriage of, 71 Owen, Mrs., of Dolgelly (Llanfrothen), 66 Owens, Rev. Owen, 25 Oxford, impressions of, 326 Palace Mansions, Kensington, second London home, 95 Paris, speech on unity of control at, 258; German attack towards, (1918), 280; social life during Peace Conference in, 300 Parry, John, and Anti-tithe Campaign, 62, 83 Passchendaele, 252 Patents Act, 144 Peace Conference, preliminaries, 286; first meeting, 288; correspondents at, 289; proposed Bolshevist Conference, 295 Peace Treaty, presented and ratified, 303 Pedigree of Mr. Lloyd George, 13 Pencaenewydd, place of marriage, 72 Penrhyn, 55 Pétain, General, 245 Phillimore Report, basis of League of Nations, 298 Philippi, Philippo, 246 Pichon, M., 287 Platt, Colonel, opponent at election (1900), 95 Poisoned arrow incident, 324 Portmadoc, 11, 41, 46, 55, 94, 96, 122; Debating Society, 47 Poland, surrendered to Germany, 273; question of Peace Conference, 292, 303 Port of London Act, 145 Prime Minister, Mr. Lloyd George sent for by the King, 242 Prinkipo, 295 Puleston, Sir John, opponent at second election, 105 Pwllheli, 14, 123 Queen Victoria, 80 Railway strikes, threat of (1907), 146; (1919), 311 Rapallo Conference, 254 Reinforcements, situation, March (1918), 276 Religious tendencies, 340 Rendel, Lord, 337 Repington, Lieut.-Colonel C. A’C., _Times_ shell despatch, 214 Rheims, 151 Ritchie, Lord, and creation of County Councils, 80 Roberts, A. Rhys, professional partner in London, 97, 122 Roberts, Mr. G. H., remains in Government, 308 Robertson, Sir Wm., Allied Conference (1917), 262; opposition to Versailles Council, 264; refuses position on Versailles Council, 267 Rome, Allied Conference (1917), 248 Roosevelt, President, 336, 355 Rosebery Government, fall of, 105; resignation, 112 “Rose Cottage,” boyhood home, 18 Rothschild Pensions Committee, 138 Routh Road, Wandsworth, London home, 119 Rue Nitot, residence in Paris during Peace Conference, 301 Rumania, 179, 184; Greek conditions of joining war, 186; less friendly, 188; success of Germans, 196; declares war, 235 Russia, situation, opening of (1915), 178; fearful of Greece, 191; diverts Germans from Serbia, 192; collapse, 272; proposed Bolshevist Conference, 295