The Ethics Of Medical Judgment. [to The Editor Of The
" SPECTATOE.".1 SIR, —All laymen, and I should fancy most doctors also, will applaud Dr. Maylard ' s condemnation (Spectator, May 16th) of the gruesome picture now exhibiting at......
Compulsory Arbitration In New Zealand. [to Tee Editor Of The
" SPECTATOR.' • A W. H. LEGGE. Windham Club, St. James's Square, S. W. " Our labour troubles are also very serious. We have in this country a legal system of compulsory......
The Sad Case Of The Kentish Hop-grower.
(To THE EDITOR 017 THE '' SPECTATOR.") SIR,—It is impossible not to sympathise with the Kentish farmer who incurs an outlay of 55s. for every hundredweight of hops which he......
Kentish Headland For The People.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR. " ) SIR, — Your well-known sympathy with the movement for securing open spaces for the people encourages me to ask whether • you will make......
The Housing Bill.
[To THE EDITOR or THE "seserHToR - 1 SIR, — Your • criticism in the Spectator of May 16th is dis- tinctly to the point. People who dwell in cities and large towns have no......
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