[to The Editor Op The " Specraroz."]
SIR,—.1.8 not gambling, from the economist's point of view, a case of "unproductive expenditure," and as such to be "ruled out of court " without delay ? If I spend money on......
Letters To The Editor..
THE IRISH PEOPLE AND HOME-RULE. [To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTA.TOR."] Snt,—While thanking you for the notice with which you have honoured my letter in the Spectator of July......
The Ethics Of Games Of Chance.
[TO THE EDITOR OP THE "SPECTATOR. " ] Stn, It is scarcely to be expected that I should acquiesce in the verdict of " quite wrong " contained in your editorial note to my......
Arnold Versus Virhately.
pm THE EDITOR or THE "SPECTATOR. " ] STE,—In the Spectator of July 27th, you published a letter by " R. H. Q." which cited a passage of Archbishop Whately, as bearing on the......
New Men And Old Acres.
[T0 THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR."] SIE,—It seems to be generally taken for granted that free transfer of land and the breaking up of large estates will somehow benefit the......
[to The Editor Of The " Spectator.' ]
SIE,—In your note in the Spectator of July 27th, you say,- " The loser loses in order to gain enjoyment, and loses less. than he gains." But what of the winner? What does he......
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