The Nightingale In October.
[TO THE EDITOR. OF THE "IREOTATOR."1 SIR,—May I ask if any of your readers heard what I fully believe I beard last night (October 6th) between the hours of two and three......
Sign Of Exceptional Warmth Of Weather.
[To THE ED/TOR or THZ "SPECTATOR.'l SIR,—When walking in the country this week, I picked a wild rose in full bloom from a briar-bush by the wayside. The bush was completely......
Egret Feathers.
• [To TER Eorroft OF THE "SPECTATOR. "] SIR, —At the risk . of tiring you, I feel I must write a few lines once more in reply to Mr. Gardiner's letter ye egret feathers in the......
Poetry,
TRUTH UNVEILING. Awn do you weep, discrownbd man, Who strove upon the moonless way P Whose torch, that led the early van, The Sun of Truth has quenched in day 1 1 Weep not. The......
Indian Soldiers In The Transvaal.
[TO THE . EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR. "] SIR, —I am much obliged to Mr. Ritch for supplying in your last issue official confirmation of the fact which I asserted in your issue of......
Moral Instruction.
[To TUN EDITOR OF THE " SP ROTATOR." . 1 Sin,—The Press in general has been so generous in its reports of the International Moral Education Congress recently held, and has so......
The Leipzig Campaign.
[To THE EDITOR. or THE " srscrAros."] Sin,—In your last Saturday's issue your reviewer in his criticism on Colonel Maude's book on "The Leipzig Campaign, 1813," falls into an......
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