The Outlook For Art In Ireland Under Home-rule.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR:1 Sra,—At a concert lately given in Dublin, a handbill was dis- tributed through the hall as an advertisement for some concerts of Irish music......
The Inherent Difficulties Of 'voluntaryism.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR. "] Sia,—As between the methods of Churchmen and Non- conformists in the appointment of their ministers, there is not much to choose. There are......
The Ville De Paris' To The Editor Op The "
SPECTATOR: * I SIR,—It is evident that neither the French nor the British ship that bore the name of the Ville de Paris' could have supplied material for Astley's Pavilion,......
Shelley And Wordsworth. [to The Editor Of The...
I have been out of England for a short time, I did not until the other day read the Review of Professor Knight's " Life of Wordsworth " in the Spectator of August 3rd. Your......
Letters To The Editor.
FOOD TAXES IN CEYLON. I To THE EDITOR OF THE "EPECTLTOR."1 Sin,—In the Spectator of June 1st, in an article headed "A New Sovereign Company," the following words occur,— "Ceylon......
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