Sta,—in Your Last Issue Mr. R. E. Muirhead, In A

letter whose terms we in Scotland know almost by heart, lamented the past failure of Scottish Home Rule Bills even when sup- ported,. ostensibly at least, by many Scots MPs. For......

Star -the Controversial Issues Which Mr. W. James Has Raised

in his reply to Sir Compton Mackenzie must inevitably evoke a strong measure of disagreement from Anglo- Catholics. There is no evidence whatever that the Thirty-Nine Articles......

The Crisis In The Church Of England Sir,—sir Compton...

memory must be playing him some tricks. He and I are much of the same age, and his references to the past concerning ' The Crisis in the Church' circa 1898 are quite familiar to......

Snt,--i Was Delighted To See The Excellent Letter From Mr.

W. James, in your issue of August 20, in defence of Mr. Kensit. Sir Compton Mackenzie went a great deal too far in what he said, parts of which are entirely without foundation......

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LORD RUSSELL AND THE GERMANS SIR,—In his article Lord Russell and the Germans ' Mr. Healey makes a frivolously inaccurate statement which calls for immediate and emphatic......

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