THE END.

INDEX.

Address, the; [17-30]
Agriculture; [24-28]
Alarm, a false; [185-6]
Anarchy, the unloosing of; [166-7]
Allan, Mr.; [258]
Apology, Mr. H. Fisher's; [250-1]
- —— a lame; [251-2]
Argyll, the Duke of; [275-6]
Asquith, H.H.; [15], [42], [46], [52], [128-30], [185]
- —— A splendid speech; [28-9]
- —— Advocate rather than Minister; [28]
- —— as Leader; [148]
- —— and the miners; [162]
Austin in the fight, Mr.; [249]

Baiting the lion; [78]
Bannerman, Campbell- (see Campbell-Bannerman).
Balfour, A.J.; [29], [77], [86], [126], [141], [178], [183-6], [195], [204], [211], [224-5], [231], [234], [239], [266-7]
- —— Independent of tradition; [17]
- —— and Sir John Gorst; [26]
- —— and Home Rule; [37]
- —— attacks the chairman; [65]
- —— and Churchill deadly foes; [72-3]
- —— and Chamberlain unfriendly; [73]
- —— and resident magistrates; [94]
- —— and the Vote of Censure; [104-5]
- ——'s sensitiveness; [106]
- —— limp; [128-9]
- —— and Gladstone; [195], [196]
- —— the unready; [215-6]
Bartlett, Ashmead; [123-4]
- ——'s character; [54]
Bartley, G.T.C.; [55], [57], [200-1], [258]
Barton and Dunbar; [117], [148-9]
Beach, Sir Michael Hicks (see Hicks-Beach).
Beaufoy, M.H.; [17]
Belfast Catholics, The attack on; [147-9]
Biggar, Mr., a reminiscence; [98-9]
Bills, bringing in; [13-4]
Bimetallism; [55], [57], [200-1]
Birrell, Augustin; [116-7]
Bolton, T.; [268]
- —— and the fight; [249]
Bowles, Gibson; [64], [258]
Brodrick, Mr. St. John; [237-9]
- —— and Mr. Gladstone; [181-2]
Bryce Mr. J., and Home Rule; [38]
Bryne, Mr.; [189]
Budget, The; [146-7], [151-2]
Bullet in Downing Street, the; [153-5]
Burnie, Mr.; [258]
- ——'s appearance; [16], [62]
- —— and Lowther; [65]
- —— and Chamberlain; [196]
- —— and the fight; [249]
- —— A triumph for Mr.; [259-60]
- —— in fighting form; [266-7]
Burns, John; [163]
Bursting of the cyclone, the; [248-9]
Burt, "Tommy"; [150-1]
Byles, W.P.; [69]

Calm before the storm, the; [111]
Campbell-Bannerman, Mr.; [258-9]
- ——'s wit; [26]
Carlton Club echoes; [77]
- —— in the Green Street Court-House; [93-5]
- —— the lawyer and the hangman; [94]
- —— and Fred Archer; [139]
Carson, E.; [92-3], [138-40]
Cavendish, Victor; [177]
- ——'s resemblance to his father; [12]
Chamberlain, Austen; [135]
- ——'s party; [12]
- —— and "Tom Potter"—an incident; [21-2]
- —— A tumble for; [27]
- —— attacks the chairman; [65]
- —— and Balfour unfriendly; [73]
- ——'s inaccuracy; [73-4]
- —— as a Jingo; [100-1]
- —— and Gladstone; [118-9], [143-4]
- —— and Parnell; [119-20]
- —— abashed; [121]
- ——'s dustheap; [128]
- —— pleased; [132-3], [143-4]
- —— angry; [134-5]
- —— disorderly; [167]
- —— obstructive; [170]
- —— inferior to Balfour; [183]
- —— and the Daily News, [189-95]
- —— and Burns; [196]
- —— and Gladstone—a contrast; [206]
- —— and Mr. Dillon's forgetfulness; [219-26]
- —— and Harrington; [223-226]
- —— and the fight in the House; [242-6]
- ——'s beautiful elocution; [243-4]
Chamberlain, Joseph; [13], [43], [66], [77], [81], [97], [101-2], [136-7], [178], [185-7], [189], [204], [228], [231], [234], [237], [264-5]
Chambers, a contrast between the two; [271]
Chaplin, Henry; [261]
Charwomen and ratcatchers; [212-3]
- —— his genius and fall; [20]
- —— improving; [46]
- —— and Balfour deadly foes; [72-3]
- —— and Gladstone; [169-70]
Churchill, Lord Randolph,; [58], [110], [132], [161], [167], [247]
- —— entry of a ghost; [157-8]
Clanricarde, Lord; [155-7]
Claque in Parliament, The; [54]
Clothes; [201-4]
Cobbe, Mr.; [210]
Cochrane left limp; [78]
Collings, a "rodent," Jesse; [27]
Comic relief; [18]
Condon and the fight, Tom; [249]
Consolations of old age, the; [192-3]
Conservative opportunity, A; [188-9]
Conybeare and the Speaker, Mr.; [226-7]
- ——'s H's; [22]
Courtney, L.H.; [13], [185], [263]
- —— interruption; [129-30]
Cranborne's impudence, Lord; [68], [176]
Crean in the Fight, Mr.; [249]
Criminal combination, a; [65-6]
Cunningham Graham (see Graham, Cunningham).
Cyclone, the bursting of the; [249]

Daily News and Chamberlain, the; [189-95]
Dalziel, Mr.; [236], [258]
Davenport, Mr. Bromley; [67]
Davitt, Michael—a portrait; [124]
Deeper and deeper; [176-7]
Defeat, a Government; [252-3]
Demos and dinner; [209-10]
Devonshire, funereal; [273-4]
De Worms, Baron; [90]
- —— and Egypt; [158-9]
Dilke, Sir Charles; [16], [99-100], [252-56]
Dillon and Chamberlain, Mr.; [218-26], [264]
Disappointed office seekers; [52]
Disestablishment; [200-1]
- —— A recollection of; [69]
- —— Coningsby; [263]
Disraeli—an oriental juggler; [56]
Division, a tight; [179-80]
Divisions; [48], [110], [144-5], [150], [162], [169], [177], [179-80], [187-8], [236-7], [240-1], [253], [268], [282]
Divorce, Irish objections to; [199-200]
Duty of Liberals, the plain; [257-8]
Dynamitards, release of; [29]

Egypt; [158-61]
Eirenicon, a great; [160-1]
Ellis, Tom; [144]
Employers' liability; [42-3], [150-1]
Epoch of brutality, the; [78]

Fall of the flag, the; [234]
False alarm, a; [185-6]
Farmer, pity the poor (see Agriculture)
Fateful moment, the; [218]
Fergusson, Sir James; [252]
Field unsteady, the; [236]
Fight in the House, the; [242-53]
First fence, the; [164-5], [169]
Fisher & the fight, Hayes; [251-2]
Forster, Arnold; [149]
- —— and Sexton; [227-8]
Foster, Sir Walter; [177]
Fowler, H.H.; [41-2]
Freemasonry and Mr. Gladstone; [210-12]

Gibbs, A.G.H.; [176]
- —— and the fight, Vicary; [246-7], [250]
- —— and her husband; [176]
Gladstone, Mrs.; [35]
- —— in 1880; [13]
- ——'s entrance and appearance; [18-9], [32-4]
- —— on the Address; [18-20]
- —— and Mr. Collings; [27]
- —— and his secretaries; [28]
- ——'s speech on Home Rule; [32-6]
- ——'s great peroration; [35-6]
- ——'s Olympian wrath; [47]
- —— indefatigable; [80-1]
- —— the survival; [82-3]
- —— dreams; [84-5]
- —— and the Vote of Censure; [106-8]
- —— An episode; [108-9]
- —— and Chamberlain; [118-9], [143-4], [172-3]
- —— and Parnell; [120-1]
- —— a great speech; [141-4]
- —— and the bullet; [154-5]
- —— and Egypt; [159-61]
- —— and the miners; [163]
- —— and Churchill; [169-70]
- —— his greatest speech; [169-70]
- —— and Lord Wolmer; [180-1]
- —— and Bryce; [181-2]
- ——'s hearing; [182-3]
- —— and Balfour; [195-6]
- ——'s rejuvenescence; [202-3]
- ——'s dress; [202-3]
- —— the Grand Old Philosopher; [205-6]
- —— and Chamberlain, a contrast; [206]
- —— and Freemasonry; [210-2]
- —— a splendid gambler; [233-4]
- —— to the rescue; [238-40]
- —— and the fight; [252]
- —— and his tactics; [256-7]
- —— and the guillotine; [257]
- —— a mighty speech; [260-3]
Gladstone, William Ewart; [51], [60], [78-86], [102-4], [110-6], [144], [178], [180-6], [188-9], [191-5], [200-1], [205], [214-5], [228], [231-3], [237]
- —— and Mr. Balfour's face; [26]
- —— Tory distrust of; [46]
Gorst, Sir John; [25-6], [90-1]
- —— to the rescue; [61]
- —— attacks the Chairman; [65]
- —— a good speech; [131-2]
- —— playful; [151-2]
Goschen, J.H.; [55], [241], [267]
Government and private Members, the; [153]
Graham, Cunningham; [25]
Great night, A; [35]
- —— a coming man; [255-6]
Grey, Sir Edward; [23-4]
Griffiths, Ellis; [45]
Guillotine, but not yet, the; [197]

Haldane, Q.C., R.B.; [23]
Halifax and Walsall, Liberal enthusiasm; [29]
Harcourt, Sir William; [15], [74], [192], [233], [237]
- —— beams pleasantly; [29]
- —— and the Budget; [146-7]
- —— as an Early Christian; [152-3]
Hardie, Keir- (see Keir-Hardie)
Harland, Sir E.; [254]
Harrington and Chamberlain, Mr.; [223-6]
Hayes-Fisher and the fight; [251-2]
Healy and the fight, Mr.; [249]
Herod—Judas!; [242-6]
Hibbert, Sir John; [252]
Hicks-Beach, Sir Michael; [43]
Hissing in the gallery; [244]
Home Rule; [31-41], [58-64], [111-44], [178-206], [227-52], [260-8]
- —— and Gladstone (see Gladstone and Home Rule)
- —— in Committee; [164-76]
- —— in the Lords; [269-82]
Hull; [162-3]
Hunter, Dr.; [51], [57]

Incidents; [21-2], [193-4]
Incident, the Sexton; [198]
Interruption, a vulgar and caddish; [126]
- —— another unmannerly; [129-30]
- —— My remarks on; [193-4]
Ireland in danger; [59]
- ——'s Charter through; [260-8]
Irony of seats, the; [9]
Irish objections to Divorce; [199-200]

Jackson and Gladstone; [108-9]
James, Sir Henry; [13], [48], [141], [155]
Jealousies and great questions, small; [47-50]
Jesse Collings (see Collings, Jesse)
Johnston of Ballykilbeg; [10-1], [25], [137-8]
Jones, Atherley; [241]
Judas!; [242-7]

Keeping the seats; [247]
Keir-Hardie; [24-5]
Kenyon convulses the House; [47-8]

Labouchere, Henry; [15], [97], [99], [236], [252]
- ——'s pronunciation; [22-3]
- —— and Biggar; [98-9]
Lambert, G.; [17]
Liberals, the plain duty of; [257-8]
Lion lashes out, the; [79]
Lockwood, Frank; [163]
Logan and the fight; [247-9], [251-2]
Lords, Home Rule in the; [269-82]
Lowther, James; [55-7], [68-71], [77], [81], [85-6], [89-90]
- —— What a cruel face; [55]
- —— and Burns; [65]
- —— flouts Balfour; [80]
Lubbock, Sir John; [199]

Macartney, W.G.E.; [170], [199-200]
Marjoribanks, E.P.C.; [58], [62]
McCarthy, Justin; [29], [122], [264]
McCorquodale & Co.; [252-3]
McGregor, Dr.; [197]
McNeill, Swift; [176-240]
- —— and Mr. Sexton; [238-40]
Mellor, J.W.; [65-6], [166], [197], [236-8], [246]
Memories; [9]
Milman, the interfering; [240]
Miners, triumph of the; [161-2]
Ministry, the new; [15]
Mitchelstown, and Mr. Dillon; [219-23]
Morley, Arnold; [254]
- —— and Chamberlain; [134-5]
- ——'s tweed suit; [203-4]
Morley, John; [15], [64], [75], [185], [211], [218], [253], [267-8]
Morton, A.C.; [59], [259]
Malcontents, powerful; [52]
Morton, E.J.C.; [24]
Mundella, A.J.; [43], [90-1], [163]
My apology; [250-1]
My remarks on interruption; [193-4]

Narrow shave, a; [187-8]
Nepotism in the army; [258-9]
New ministry, the; [15]
Ninth Clause, the; [230-7]
Nolan, Colonel; [268]

O'Brien, William; [12], [126]
- —— and the fight; [249]
Obstruction, naked and unashamed; [29]
- —— sober and subdued; [40-1]
- —— organized for; [53]
- —— artists in; [55]
- —— rampant; [64]
- —— flagrant; [76]
- —— Tory; [144-50]
Old age, the consolations of; [192-3]
Opening of Parliament; [9]
- —— of the row; [246-7]
Opposition in excellent form, the; [17]
Outburst, the; [175-6]

Parliamentary Wednesdays; [44-5]
Parnell twelve years ago; [31-2]
- —— a memory of; [105-6]
- —— and Chamberlain; [119-20]
- —— and Gladstone; [120-1]
Pas de Deux, a brilliant; [204-5]
Peers impressed, even the; [279-80]
Philipps, J.W.; [16]
Plain duty of the Liberals, the; [257-8]
Potter and Mr. Chamberlain, T.B.; [21-2]
Powerful malcontents; [52]
Private Members and the Government; [153]

Railway rates; [51]
- —— Servants' Bill; [153]
Redmond. J.E.; [29], [230-1], [263]
- —— and Home Rule; [38-9]
Reduced majorities; [229-30]
Reed us an alarmist, Sir E.J.; [255-6]
Registration Bill, the; [41]
Release of the dynamitards; [29]
Reminiscence of 1885, a; [267-8]
Rendel, Stuart; [41]
Renewal of the fight; [178]
Rentoul, Dr.; [11]
Ribblesdale, Lord; [274]
Rigby, Sir John; [127]
Ripon, the Bishop of; [282]
Robertson, E.; [260]
Rollit, the modern Tory, Sir Albert; [41]
Roscoe, Sir Henry; [193]
Rosebery's great triumph, Lord; [276-80]
Russell, Sir Charles; [203]
Russell, T.W.; [25], [45], [64], [89], [91-2], [176]
- —— and the Second Chamber; [169]

Salaried Members; [51]
Salisbury's signal failure, Lord; [280-2]
Saunderson, Colonel; [12]
- —— & the fight; [248-9]
Saunders, Mr.; [268]
- —— A wild; [210-12]
- —— A brilliant; [269]
Scene, a strange; [174-6]
- —— Pathetic; [182-3]
"Scenes,"; [47-8], [65-6], [129-30], [166-9], [176], [227-8], [237-40], [242-53]
Selborne, Lord; [276]
- —— demands admission; [10]
Seton-Karr; [53]
- —— and Home Rule; [37]
- —— and the bullet in Downing Street; [153-4]
- —— Intervenes; [189]
- —— incident, the; [198]
- —— and Arnold Forster; [227-8]
- —— makes the running; [234-5]
- —— takes the lead; [235-6]
- —— defies the Chair; [238-40]
Sexton, Thomas; [65], [136], [147-8], [237]
Shave, a narrow; [187-8]
Shaw, Mr.; [236]
Shout of battle, the; [214-5]
Shuttleworth, Sir O.K.; [254]
- —— of the Irishry, Stony; [165-6]
Silence of the Tories, cowed; [262]
Situation, an awkward; [159]
Slow progress; [195-6]
Small jealousies and great questions; [49-50]
- —— and Lord Cranborne, the; [130]
- —— and Mr. Conybeare, the; [226-7]
- —— and the fight, the; [249-50]
Speaker snubs Brookfield, the; [126]
Speech from the throne, the; [16-7]
Spencer's serene courage, Earl; [271-3]
Squabble, a; [237-40]
Stansfeld, Mr.; [117-8]
- ——'s fateful speech; [68-9]
Storey, S.; [61]
Storm, a coming; [58]
Strange bedfellows; [10]
Stuart Rendel; [46]
Suspensory Bill for Wales, the; [45-8]

Tanner, Dr.; [11]
- ——'s waistcoat, Dr.; [11]
Tea on the Terrace; [207-9]
Temple, Sir Richard; [179]
Times out-manoeuvred, the; [53]
- —— organized for obstruction, the; [53]
- —— Cowed silence of the; [262]
To thy orisons; [213-4]
Tory Leader, no; [58]
Tragedy of politics, the; [101]
Tramp, tramp, tramp; [241]
Treasury Bench looks awkward, the; [184-5]
Trevelyan, Sir George; [122-3]
Triumph, a historic; [160]
- —— for Mr. Burns, a; [259-60]
- —— of the tweed coat, the; [201-40]

Uganda; [21-4], [96-101]
Ugander; [22-3]
Ugly moment, an; [184-5]

Vaccinationists, the Anti-; [177]
Vincent and fair trade, Sir H.; [25], [258]
Visit to the Lords, a; [155]
Vote of Censure, the; [104-10]
Vulgar and caddish interruption, a; [126]

Wales in a rage; [45-8]
Wallace, Mr.; [268]
- —— Wit, wearisome; [266]
Walsall and Halifax; [29]
Watchers for the dawn; [10]
Welsh Suspensory Bill, the; [45-8]
"Who said 'Rats'?"; [27]
Wilson, J.H.; [162]
Wistful Whip, the; [213]
Wolmer, Lord; [180-1]
Woods, Sam; [16]
Wyndham, George; [26]

Young Man and the Old, the; [167-8]