Mr. Watts's Picture.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR."j am really reluctant to trouble you again about my ill- fated sonnet to Mr. Watts's picture; but in your last issue, while the writer of the......
Lloyd Jones.—a Sequel.
[TO THZ EDITOR or THE " spEcrATos."1 SIR,—I should be glad if you would allow me to correct two slight mistakes in my letter of the 5th inst. under the above heading. I find......
Correspondence.
GOOD FRIDAY AMONG THE MEXICAN PENITENTES. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] THE godlessness of the Western States of America is too well- known to need description again, and I am told......
Letters To The Editor.
ULSTER AND HOME-RULE. [To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR:1 Sia,—Is not your correspondent "A Son of Ulster's" letter a testimony to the mischief of the policy he advocates ? He......
The Tories And Home-rule.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPRCTATOR.' . 1 Sia,—Guided greatly by your thoughtful teaching, I have been familiarising my mind with the most disagreeable possibility that it might......
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