Out of their own ranks a movement has arisen to put an end altogether to Party government.

This proposal I myself believe to be futile, but its very futility testifies to the existence of an intolerable situation.

All this turns on the inadequacy of the time of the House of Commons to its business.

But the distribution of such time as there is, is a revel of ineptitudes.

It resembles the drawing of a schoolboy who has not yet learned perspective.