Subjects include: objections from the Belfast Orangemen, to a speech on Home Rule that Churchill was to give to the Ulster Liberal Association, February 1912; a miscarriage suffered by Clementine and her slow recovery; a coal strike; the Navy's war plans; cutting waste in the naval dockyards; the progress of Diana Churchill [later Diana Bailey and Diana Sandys] and Randolph Churchill; the gambling of Clementine's brother William Hozier; the Titanic disaster; a house party at Taplow Court, Buckinghamshire; a visit to the Fleet by King George V, and taking him and the prince [later King George VI] down in a submarine, May 1912, and the King's attitude to the Navy; criticism of Rear-Admiral Charles Briggs; visiting the port at Queenstown [later Cóbh, County Cork, Ireland]; naval manoeuvres, July 1912; a speech [?] on the Naval Estimates; Clementine's courage in letting Churchill go [to Antwerp, Belgium, September 1914].

Also includes a press cutting of a cartoon from the Daily Dispatch, relating to Churchill's Naval Estimates, on Britain's naval shipbuilding programme compared to Germany.