Salaried Members; 51
Salisbury’s signal failure, Lord; 280-2
Saunderson, Colonel; 12
  ——­ & the fight; 248-9
Saunders, Mr.; 268
Scene, a strange; 174-6
  ——­ A wild; 210-12
  ——­ A brilliant; 269
“Scenes,”; 47-8, 65-6, 129-30, 166-9, 176, 227-8, 237-40, 242-53
  ——­ Pathetic; 182-3
Selborne, Lord; 276
Seton-Karr; 53
  ——­ demands admission; 10
Sexton, Thomas; 65, 136, 147-8, 237
  ——­ 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
Shave, a narrow; 187-8
Shaw, Mr.; 236
Shout of battle, the; 214-5
Shuttleworth, Sir O.K.; 254
Silence of the Tories, cowed; 262
  ——­ of the Irishry, Stony; 165-6
Situation, an awkward; 159
Slow progress; 195-6
Small jealousies and great questions; 49-50
Speaker snubs Brookfield, the; 126
  ——­ and Lord Cranborne, the; 130
  ——­ and Mr. Conybeare, the; 226-7
  ——­ and the fight, the; 249-50
Speech from the throne, the; 16-7
Spencer’s serene courage, Earl; 271-3
Squabble, a; 237-40
Stansfeld, Mr.; 117-8
Storey, S.; 61
  ——­’s fateful speech; 68-9
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
Ugand_er_; 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

*** Transcriber’s notes, corrections ***

p28  tyranny            :  was “tryanny”
p59  ofttimes           :  was “oft-times”
p87  Brummagem          :  was “Brummagen”
p95  satisfactory       :  was “satifactory”
p98  must               :  was “most”
p108 spellbound         :  was “spell-bound”
p128 cheers—­he         :  was “cheer—­she”
p150 unusually          :  was “unusally”
p191 airily             :  was “arily”
p221 eyeglass           :  was “eye-glass”
p226 spellbound         :  was “spell-bound”
p250 shamefaced         :  was “shame-faced”

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