Lord Caiinativon And Mr. Bright.
[To 1HE E CTTOR OF THE " SPECTATOR "] SIR,—In reading y o ar article, "Lord Carnarvon andMr.Bright," I observe that in a quotation you give from Mr. Bright's speech of November......
" The Nine Days' Queen."
[To THE EDITOR OF TEE "SPECTATOR."] 'SIR,—A fortnight ago I received an astonished inquiry from a 'friend at a distance as to the meaning of a play being announced for......
Poetry.
THE SAY-LANDLORDS. (BY ONE OF THEIR DIBCONTINTED TININTS. AN APOLOGUE.) THERE once was an island,—no needs to say where, 1 Twas surrounded with wather, as many more are,— But,......
Female Suffrage.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " BPEOTATOR..1 Sir, I trust that you will not deny my claim to the title of " a plain man," if I venture to point out that two of the supposed "......
Books.
SANDYS' " BACCHAE " OF EURIPIDES.* TUE genius of Euripides will doubtless long continue to bo to critics a fruitful subject of comparison with that of the two other great......
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