These sketches of the history of the Scottish settlers in Ulster were published in the columns of the 'scotsman' during this spring. They have been recast, and are now published in a permanent form, as I think they may interest some who care to ex amine the Irish question for themselves. Their English and Scottish origin seems to me to give to the men of Ulster an inalienable right to protest, as far as they are concerned, against the policy of Separation from Great Britain to which the Irish, — with the genius for nicknames which they possess — at present give the name of Home Rule.