It is shrewdly suspected that he supplied most of the misguiding information for Dr.Webb's coercion pamphlet, and it is probable that Dr.Webb gives him a lift with his weekly letter to the _Manchester Guardian._ (_UNITED IRELAND_, JUNE 23.) MR.

JOHN F.TAYLOR.
_To the Editor of "United Ireland."_ Sir,--You would not, I am sure, allow intentional misstatements to appear in your columns, and I ask you to allow me space to correct three erroneous observations made about myself in your current issue-- 1.

The first statement is to the effect that I owe everything I have, or that I am, to the Irish National Party.

I owe absolutely nothing to the Irish Party, except an attempt to boycott me on my circuit, which, fortunately for me, has failed.
2.

The second is to the effect that I made "frantic efforts" (these are the words, I think) to enter Parliament, and besieged Mr.
Dillon's house during the time when candidates were being chosen.