Chapter I: Before the Session

The Political Outlook: the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Armament
Expenditure, [1], and the Liberal Programme, [2]. The Kikuyu
Controversy, [2]. Labour Unrest, [3]. Mr. Chamberlain's Retirement,
[4]. Views on Ulster, [4]. Mr. Bonar Law at Bristol, [5]. Sir
Edward Carson at Belfast, [6]. Mr. Birrell on the Situation, [7].
The Armament Controversy, [7]. Position of Parties, [8]. Mr. Long
on Urban Land Reform, [8]. International Conference on Safety of
Life at Sea, [9]. Coal Porters' Strike, [9]. Other Labour Disputes,
[10]. Militant Suffragists and the Bishop of London, [10]. Home
Rule: Mr. Redmond at Waterford; Sir E. Carson at Lincoln, [11].
Other Speeches, [12]. Labour Leaders' Deportation from South
Africa, [12]. North Durham Election, [13]. Chancellor of the
Exchequer at Glasgow, [13]. The Bootle Estate, [15]. Sir Edward
Grey at Manchester, [15]. Meetings on Naval Expenditure, [16],
Mr. Austen Chamberlain at Birmingham, [16]. The Chancellor of the
Exchequer on the Insurance Act, [17]. Mr. Redmond at the National
Liberal Club, [17]. Other Utterances: Sir Horace Plunkett's Plan,
[18]. Political Prospects, [19].