T,
BY HIMSELF.]

[Illustration:
J. COWEN,
BY HIMSELF.]

[Illustration:
SIR W. LAWSON,
BY A MEMBER WHO DOES NOT AGREE WITH HIM.]

[Illustration:
THE MEMBER,
BY SIR W. LAWSON.]

(_Splendid Collection of Parliamentary Portraits, mostly done by
"The Other Fellows." The Speaking Likenesses speak for themselves
and for the Artists._)

[Illustration:
G. C. T. BARTLEY.
"PUT A PENNY IN, AND THE FIGURE WILL MOVE."]

[Illustration:
A. BLAINE.
"STROLLED IN JUST IN TIME."]

[Illustration:
J. CARVELL WILLIAMS.
"WILL NO MORE PARALYSE THE CHURCH PARTY."]

[Illustration:
LORD RICHARD GROSVENOR.
"RICHARD'S HIMSELF AGAIN!"]

[Illustration:
DAVID PUGH.
"THIS WON'T DO!"]

[Illustration:
H. LABOUCHERE.
"TURNS HIS BACK ON CHAMBERLAIN."]

[Illustration:
SIR H. VIVIAN.
"LITTLE HUSSEY!"]

[Illustration:
A. McARTHUR.
"PLEASE, SIR, I WON'T DO IT AGAIN."]

[Illustration:
O'HEA. O'SHEA.
"HAPPY COMBINATION OF CIRCUMSTANCES."]

[Illustration:
T. DUCKHAM.
"A RATHER MELANCHOLY ASPECT."]

[Illustration:
WILSON LLOYD.
"ORATORICAL ATTITUDE EMINENTLY SEDUCTIVE."]

[Illustration:
R. STRONG.
"ALWAYS EQUAL TO A QUORUM."]

[Illustration:
J. RIGBY, Q.C.
"RESUMED DEBATE ON HOME RULE."]

[Illustration:
H. RICHARD (_Himself again_).
"DETERMINED TO HAVE THIS OUT."]

[Illustration:
WM. O'BRIEN.
"DEALING WITH THE SITUATION."]

[Illustration:
WILLIAM WOODALL.
"INTRODUCES HIS LITTLE MISS BILLIMINA."]

[Illustration:
W. S. ROBSON.
"TAKEN AFTER HIS DEFEAT."]

[Illustration:
LD. HARTINGTON. LD. R. CHURCHILL. J. CHAMBERLAIN.
BEHIND THE SPEAKER'S CHAIR.]

[Illustration:
SIR R. TEMPLE.
"EXTERIOR OF THE TEMPLE, BY OUR CON-TEMPLE-LATIVE ARTIST."]

[Illustration:
J. WOODHEAD.
"HE ALWAYS WENT HOME TO TEA."]

[Illustration:
SIR DONALD CURRIE.
"JUST ARRIVED!"]

[Illustration:
H. SPICER.
"AIN'T I LIKE LORD SALISBURY?"]

HENRY CHAPLIN.

[Illustration: CHAPLIN'S OPPORTUNITY.]

"A ready wit and a fluent tongue are valuable auxiliaries. But force
of character, consciousness of power, masculine ability in grappling
with complicated questions, and that species of eloquence, the effect
of which arises