Waiting The Millennium.
T HE 5th of March is past and gone. The sun rose, set, and rose again ; the earth turned round after its usual fashion ; its hundreds of millions of inhabitants got up, went......
The Alternative To Home-rule.
[TO TIER EDITOR Or TRH " SPECTATOR.'] SIR,—The direct negative is most welcome, I am sure, to all Irish Unionists. But though a qualifying amendment to the second reading might......
Letters To The Editor.
MR. GLADSTONE AND IRISH CABINET MINISTERS. [TO THIO EDITOR OP THE SPECTATOR."] [TO THIO EDITOR OP THE SPECTATOR."] SIR,--I have to request you to amend my letter of the 27th......
"god's Fool."
[TO THE EDITOR OW THE " SPECTALTOR."1 SIR,—Your reviewer has deeply understood my book, even to the laying his finger upon the very text of Scripture which brightens on my......
Clerical Poverty.
[TO TH10 EDITOR. Or THE "SPECTATOR,"] Sin,—Your correspondent, "C. W. H. K.," in the Spectator of March 4th, says that" the suggestion that the better-endowed clergy should tax......
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