H.; 41-2
Freemasonry and Mr. Gladstone; 210-12
Gibbs, A.G.H.; 176
---- and the fight, Vicary; 246-7, 250
Gladstone, Mrs.; 35
---- and her husband; 176
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
---- 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
Gorst, Sir John; 25-6, 90-1
---- and Mr.
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