Prohibition And Law-breaking. [to The Editor Of The "...
Sia,—A few days ago I received from a gentleman holding a judicial position in the United States a. letter, the following passage from which is of general interest:—......
Drama In Ducrland. [to The Editor Of The " Spectator."]
SIR, — " It takes all sorts to make a world " was invariably our old cook's final comment when summing up some flagrant prank of the over-amorous parlourmaid, the doings of "......
Tee Origin Of The London Costerhongers. [to The F.arroa Of
THE " SPECTATOR."] Sui, -- Your American correspondent Mr. Kimber asks on April 23rd for any information which might bear out- a theory of the Spanish origin (considerably......
Poet=ry.
A SONG FOR AMERICAN CHILDREN IN PRAISE OF JOHNNY APPLESEED. (Boaz; 1775. DIED, 1847.) L--Ouse THE APPALACHIAN BARRICADE.• In the days of President Washington, The glory of the......
The Price Of Coal And Industry. [to The Editor Of
THE " SPEOEITOR.") SIR,—I was talking the other day to an ex-Mayor of one of the leading iron and steel towns in England who has been actively connected with coal-mining for......
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