Concerning the results of the January 1910 general election, campaigning and candidates during 1910 including Basil Williams, [?] O'Brien, and Rosebery; parliamentary issues including tariff reform, dreadnoughts, women's suffrage and preparation for December 1910 election, Asquith's performances in the House of Commons; the death of [Earl] Henry Percy and George Otto's position in the privy council.
Family news including the birth of Julian Otto Trevelyan, reading James Ford Rhodes and subsequent thoughts on American history.
Also includes a letter sent to George Otto from the Duke of Northumberland concerning the death of his son, Henry Percy and letters from Janet Trevelyan to Mary Trevelyan on child-rearing, education, and a visit to Italy.