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
Gorst, Sir John; 25-6, 90-1
  ——­ and Mr. Balfour’s face; 26
  ——­ Tory distrust of; 46
Goschen, J.H.; 55, 241, 267
  ——­ to the rescue; 61
  ——­ attacks the Chairman; 65
  ——­ a good speech; 131-2
  ——­ playful; 151-2
Government and private Members, the; 153
Graham, Cunningham; 25
Great night, A; 35
Grey, Sir Edward; 23-4
  ——­ a coming man; 255-6
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