An Analogue.
[TO TEE EDITOR OF THE " HpRorATon."1 SIR,—In reading old Francis Quarles's " Eclogue " the other day I came across, in the 11th Eclogue, some lines which are surely applicable......
Waste.
[To THE EDITOR or THE " SPECTATOR:] Sin, — As one who is chiefly dependent on your paper for his educative literature and much enjoys its "rare and refreshing fruit," I am......
The Home Rule Bill.
[To Tax EDITOR OP THY "SPECTATOR."1 Sin,—Por many years I have taken your paper, and in many ways profited by the ideas and opinions therein expressed, but I am pained at the......
The Ulster Problem.
[To THE EDITOR Or TEE "BPROTATOR."] SIR,—The curious mental attitude of a section of English Nonconformists to Home Rule is well illustrated by the remarks of Mr. Ellis Davies,......
" Ulster, The Geographical Expression." [to Thy Editor Of...
" SPECITATOR."] SIE,—Your restricted use of " Ulster " in your "News of the Week " on April 13th is not so exceptional as it might at first sight appear. While you were......
Lord John Russell On Home Rule.
[To TI111 EDITOR Or THE " SPECTATOR.".1 SIR, —The following expression of the mature judgment of a very eminent Liberal statesman seems worth quoting. In the "Recollections and......
Why Not Experiment In Syndicalism P
ITO TED EDITOR Or TEE "81.11CTATOR."1 SIR, —Your article on " Why not Experiment in Syndi- calism ? " reminds me of the shrewd and genial Craig, whom many of us remember as......
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