The Registration Bill.
[To me EDITOR OP TRH SPROTILTOR.1 But,—The Spectator must be congratulated on the excellent and prac- tical article on the absurd demand for a Registration Bill with a view to a......
Aristophanes. [to Mc Editor Op Tsr " Speotatoil1 Sir,—as I
was returning from some duty at the front, down the "East Gully" in Gallipoli to my dug-out at "Deckhouse Post," in July last year, with a very keen ear for the sighing of......
Pride And Prejudice.
[TO THE EDITOR OP THE " SPECTATOR:I SER,—Once again the Spectator steps in to comfort the souls of the humble and unprejudiced, as evidenced both by the article on this subject......
Soldiers And Their Religion.
[TO MR Boron OP THE " SPECTATOR:1 $m,—I shall be glad if you can allow me space to comment on two of the paragraphs in the letter under the above heading in your issue of June......
,closed 1.11u1sches.
[TO THE EDITOR OP THR "SPECTATOR?'] But s —There Is a growing tendency to ascribe everything to the war. Mr. I). McLean tells us in your issue of August 12th that "after some......
[to The Editor Op Thr " Spectator:]
STR,—Your article on the above is good, but there is at least one point on which you have not touched—the question of rent and security of tenure. The latter is more secure than......
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