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Excerpt from Speeches and Writings of the Honorable Sir Pherozeshah M. Mehta, K. C. I.e: With an Introduction James Bryce, Studies in Contemporary Biography, p, 430, etc. Mr. Bryce of Gladstone His readiness, not only at catching a point, but at making the most of it on a moment's notice, was amazing. Never was he seen at a loss either to meet a new point raised by an adversary or to make the best of an unexpected incident. Sometimes he would amuse himself by drawing a cheer or a contradiction from his opponents, and would then suddenly turn round and use this hasty expression of their opinion as the basis for a fresh argument of his own. Loving conflict, he loved debate, and, so far from b...