JEP's accounts of: the resignation of Harold Macmillan [later 1st Lord Stockton] as Prime Minister, and his succession by Sir Alexander Douglas-Home [later Lord Home of the Hirsel] and JEP's resignation as Minister of Health (October 1963); JEP's meeting with the Prime Minister [(James) Harold Wilson], on the Ulster Unionist position, before the debate on the Prevention of Terrorism Bill (November 1974); meeting between James Molyneaux [Leader, Ulster Unionist Party, House of Commons], the Prime Minister [Wilson] and Merlyn Rees [Secretary of State for Northern Ireland] on the Northern Irish situation (September 1975), with note of [?] speech by JEP (October 1975); discussions with Molyneaux, Michael Foot [Deputy Leader of the Labour Party], Rees and Wilson on Northern Ireland (May 1976); the 3rd Reading of the Race Relations Bill (July 1976) and Scotland and Wales Bill (February 1977); Ulster Unionist actions in No Confidence motion on public spending debate, including letter from Molyneaux (March 1977); Anglo-Irish talks and the murder of Robert Bradford [MP for Belfast South] (November 1981); relations with Northern Ireland (1972-March 1982).