Asquith Collection (page 5)

Margot Asquith, 1905
Photographic portrait of Margot (Emma Alice Margaret) Asquith (1864-1945), the Scottish society figure and wife of H.H. Asquith, pictured in 1905

Herbert Henry Asquith at the Western front
The British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith (1852-1928) during a three day visit to the British front in September, 1916

Lloyd George and Herbert Samuel
The Liberal politicians David Lloyd George (1863-1945) and Herbert Samuel (1870-1963) watching a passing parade. Lloyd George was War Minister

W. E. Gladstones Cabinet of August 1892
Engraving showing the first meeting of Gladstones new Cabinet Council, 1892. Those illustrated are: Top row, left to right: Mr. Henry Fowler, Mr. Shaw-Lefevre, Mr

Herbert Henry Asquith MP, (1852-1928)
Portrait of H.H. Asquith, 1st Earl of Oxford & Asquith, pictured in 1915. Asquith served as QC, Liberal MP for East Fife and Paisley and Prime Minister

H. H. Asquith, M. Millerand and General Joffre at British Arm
Photograph showing M. Millerand, the French Minister of War, (on left tipping his hat) and General Joffre of France (on left with light-coloured coat and medal) leaving a meeting with H.H

Mr. Asquith speaking on the Iron Duke
The Prime Minister, Mr H. H. Asquith, addressing men on board the Iron Duke during a visit to the Grand Fleet

The British Prime Minister arrives in Ireland
The British Prime Mininster Herbert Asquith (1852-1928) arriving in Kingstown, Ireland accompanied by his private secretary

Asquith Ambushed / 1908
Jessie Kenney & Vera Wentworth Ambush & Capture Asquith and ask him if he intends to give the vote to women

H H Asquith / Elliot & Fry
Herbert Henry Asquith Statesman

Margot Asquith / The King
MARGOT ASQUITH Emma Alice Margaret, nee Tennant, second wife of H H Asquith, married 1894

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"Asquith: A Legacy of Leadership and Controversy" From his close relationship with Violet Bonham-Carter to the tumultuous days of House of Lords reform, Herbert Asquith's life was filled with significant moments that shaped British history. In this captivating collection of photographs, we catch glimpses of the man behind the name. In a candid snapshot taken around 1915, Violet Bonham-Carter stands beside Asquith, her father and former Prime Minister H. H. Asquith. Their bond is evident in their warm smiles as they navigate the political landscape together. Another image captures David Lloyd George leaving Downing Street during Asquith's tenure as Prime Minister. This momentous occasion marked a transition in power and highlighted the challenges faced by leaders during times of change. A striking photograph shows Asquith visiting Ireland in 1914 amidst growing tensions. His presence there speaks volumes about his commitment to diplomacy and his efforts to maintain peace during turbulent times. The group photo from the Imperial Conference in 1907 showcases Asquith alongside other influential figures from across the British Empire. It serves as a reminder of his role on an international stage and his dedication to fostering collaboration among nations. Amidst suffragettes chalking pavement deputations demanding women's rights, we see how Asquith navigated one of the most contentious issues of his time – female suffrage. His stance on this matter would forever shape perceptions surrounding him. Richard K. Causton MP immortalized by Vanity Fair's Spy offers insight into some of those who surrounded Asquith during his political career – individuals whose influence cannot be underestimated. Photos displayed on Lloyd George's piano at Churt Farm, Surrey reveal a personal side to these prominent politicians' lives – snapshots capturing cherished memories beyond their public personas. The wedding portrait from 1915 depicts Violet Asquith marrying Maurice Bonham Carter against a backdrop fraught with political challenges.