Subjects include: the section of Liberal opinion against official party policy on South Africa and the Empire; setting up the Liberal Colonial Club; the reactionary elements in the Tariff Reform movement; the failure of the Liberal Government to carry out any significant social reforms; the acrimonious end to the 1907 Imperial Conference; the pessimistic outlook of 1st Lord Milner; the deportation of Chinese immigrants from South Africa; LSA's illness and ear operation; the importance of Governor-Generalships; reform of the House of Lords; her regret that LSA was not in Parliament; LSA's engagement; whether a selection of Lord Milner's speeches should be published; her offer to help with the costs of the Edmondson libel case.