The Act Of Uniformity.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR.") SIR,—Professor Max Muller's lecture in Westminster Abbey bids fair to stir up a question which many of the clergy would gladly see settled,—I......
Poetry.
A REPLY TO "IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN." 'Trs easy, by no sorrow crossed And sung to by a friendly bird, To pine for bliss you have not lost, And weep for ills that ne'er occurred. 'Tis......
Art.
SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATER-COLOURS. As a general rule, the less a critic of pictures concerns himself with methods of painting, the more likely is he to arrive at a just esti-......
Slanders On Mr. Arch.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR:] SIII,—One of your correspondents last week drew attention to the strong language of the Labourers' C7wonicle. I know that two wrongs do not......
[to The Editor Of The "spectator'] The Brief Notice Of
4 ‘Rettil.for which I thank you, I would observe that no person who had done me the honour to read a couple of consecutive pages, much less chapters, could have de- scribed the......
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