Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Gilbert"

A: Alone again (but it's no surprise because I'm often alone)

A: It is a meeting that runs late into the night because the two sides could not reach an agreement.

In your example, Parliament had to have many late meetings because Parnell was working to prevent agreement.

Please note that this is a British (and possibly Australian) phrase. In America we would say "late session" or "all-nighter".

A: In other words , I would like you go, catch and play with him outside

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A: "Gilbert" is a very old English name. Someone *could* still be called Gilbert, but I don't think I've ever known anyone called Gilbert - and I'm 59 years old.