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1
The
honourable
member
who introduced it was justly esteemed for his character.
2
But the
honourable
member
for Westminster has misunderstood the early part of it.
3
And in speaking he should address, not another
honourable
member
,
but the chair.
4
To do the
honourable
member
for Artois justice, he was above this affectation.
5
The principle advocated by the
honourable
member
struck at the very root of monarchy.
6
He enjoyed the effect on the
honourable
member
's
broad countenance.
7
The
honourable
member
for Mile End had, he regretted to say, instituted this comparison.
8
The
honourable
member
from the Gulf Coast had risen on a question of personal privilege.
9
He regretted to say that the
honourable
member
for Tankerville was in custody on that charge.
10
He should speak of the gentleman to whom he alluded as the
honourable
member
for Whitechapel.
11
An
honourable
member
,
Mr. W. Smith, had quoted some instances out of the evidence to the contrary.
12
The sketch writer Quentin Letts famously dubbed him "the
honourable
member
for the early 20th century".
13
He rose, he said, to speak in favour of the
honourable
member
's
motion, with one slight amendment subjoined.
14
If he calls an
honourable
member
"Durak" (blockhead), or interrupts an orator with a laconic "Moltchi!"
15
The
honourable
member
for Montrose (Mr Hume.)
16
Now the
honourable
member
was returned, as the house is well aware, long before the passing of this act.
honourable
member
honourable