Mr. Speaker. The term is certainly an objectionable one, but unfortunately there are Parliamentary precedents.
Mr. Raymond Asquith. Yes, that's what he used to call Papa.
Mr. Lloyd George. May I ask the Prime Minister if it is true that victims of the Celtic pogrom are to be refused treatment by their panel doctors?
Mr. Law. As there will be no victims (shouts of "Found out" and "Afraid") the question of medical treatment does not arise.
Mr. John Redmond. Enough of this foolery. Enough of the deliberate falsehood of Ministers. I go to Ireland at once, where half a million resolute, dour, determined men are ready to defy this Government of assassins.
(Loud Opposition cheers and waving of handkerchiefs, as Mr. Redmond retires from the House.)
