6 AUGUST 1904, page 15

" Write, In The Country," And I Enclose My Card

with my London address, and ask you for space to state that I am not the writer, and have not the pleasure of his acquaintance. I suc- ceeded the late Mr. Maule, Q.C. (the first......

Sin,—as Confirmatory Of The Communication Of "i. M. P." In

the Spectator of July 30th as to the bad manners of some English travellers, I give the story related to me by a Parisian lady whose friend, an educated gentleman, kept a shop......

Sin,—i Have Pleasure In Answering The Criticisms Of " A

Public Prosecutor" in the Spectator of July 30th. The railway bridge is about a mile and a quarter from this house ; there. fore I could not have heard any "dying yell." There......

It Appears To Be Tolerably Certain That The Attempt To

introduce Protection into the United Kingdom under the shield of Colonial Preference will not be successful at the next General Election. To that extent the Free-traders will......