The Reform Of The Upper House.
[TO TUN EDITOtt OY rue SFICOTATOR."} Sin,—May I venture to disagree with the Spectator is the reception it gives (Spectator, December 5th, 1908) to Lord Rosebery's proposals for......
Old-age Pensions.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR:] SIR, — May I mention one or two cases where people in fairly comfortable circumstances have made successful applications for pensions ? What......
National Finance.
[To THE EDITOR OM THE "SpROTATOR:1 SIR, — Why should it apparently be thought that every increase of direct taxation, such as an eighteenpenuy Income- tax (see Spectator,......
[to The Editor Op The "spectator."] ,sie, — May A Plain Man,
a consistent but progressive Con- servative, free (thank God!) from partisan trammels, be allewed to express deep dissatisfaction with the recent action of the House of Lords?......
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