1 MARCH 1884, page 13

The Late James Lowe.

[To THE EDITOR OE THE " SPECTATOR.".1 SIR, —You may remember that, on the occasion of the death of my friend, Thomas Paterson, you allowed me space for a short account of him. I......

" Tibs."

L're THE EDITOR OP TEE " SPECTATOR." J SIR, —I am a very little girl, but I wish to tell you a story. A short time ago we lived upon the shores of the Lake Lnpioma (Clear Lake),......

Letters To The Editor.

TORIES AND CONSERVATIVES. (To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR:1 Sra,—In discussing the Conservative Leadership, you ask,— "Will the suburban villa-residents, who rallied with such......

The Political Aspect Of The Bradla,ugh Question.

[To THE EDITOR OP THE "SPECTATOR. " ] S111,--I have looked with interest for the comments of the Spectator, supplementing those of the ably-edited organ of Liberal opinion in......

Sauce For The Goose, Sauce For The Gander.

[TO THY EDITOR OE THE " SPECTATOR.""] SIR, —I quite agree with the Duke of Argyll's argument to the effect that a landlord who drains land should be entitled to the entire......

An English Catholic On Ireland. (to Rim F.nrrox Or The

" SpEcuroa.") SIR, —I am glad to know that Mr. Orby Shipley has not left the Catholic Union, as that body could ill spare a zealous worker; but I saw it stated in a Catholic......