16 SEPTEMBER 1893, page 16

Great Britain And Ireland.

[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPEOTATOR."3 SIR,—You mention, in the Spectator of September 9th, that in the voting on the third reading of the Home-rule Bill, the majority against the......

Separatism.

[To THE EDITOR 01 THE " SPECTATOR.") Sin,—In his recent speech at Newcastle our English Separatist, Mr. John Morley, Mr. Gladstone's Irish Secretary, had the amusing audacity to......

The Unionist Case.

[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPEOTATOR."] SIE,—Your correspondents, G." and " C. F. O.," as well as " C. G. C.," are evidently not aware that the Liberal Unionist Association, 31......

Letters To The Editor.

MR. MORLEY'S SPEECH. [To MR EPITQR Ow TILE " SPECTATOR. " ] Slit,—Mr. John Morley, in his speech on the third reading of the Home-rule Bill, is reported to have said: "But all......

Agricultural Depression.

[To TUE II0ITOIE OF THE " SFEOTATJR.") Srn,—In your short review of Mr. Richard Heath's article on "Agricultural Depression in East Anglia," in the Spectator of September 9th,......