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Stonehenge And Ancient Trackwayil [to The Editor Op The "
SPECTATOR."' Sra,—The new facts regarding points of. antiquity in the West Midlands disclosed in my booklet on Early Enalish_ Track- ways (which recently received a somewhat......
Poetry.
POOR MARTHA. BY white wool houses thick with sleep, Wherein pig-snouted small winds creep, With our white muslin faces clean, We slip to see what can be seen. Those rustling......
A Correction.
(To THE EDITOR or THE " SPECTATOR.'I Sia.—The string of pearls referred to in my letter re an P Episode of the Indian Mutiny " was reputed to be sold for 596,500 and not £500.—I......
The Theatre.
THE GRAND GUIGNOL, NEW SERIES, AT DIE LITILE THEATRE; " SHAKESPEAR," BY THE FORTUNE PLAYERS ; " CLEOPATRA IN JUDEA," BY THE FORTUNE PLAYERS. WITH what terrible labour, with what......
Domestic Service.
(To THE EDITOR Or THE " SPECTATOR.'1 SIR,—Having read with interest the letters on Domestic Service from " Cook " and " A Sympathizer with the Maids," I should like to suggest......
[to The Editor Of The " Spectator...1 Sir,—your...
sympathizes with the maids has heard one aide of the question only, to judge by his or her letter. I have discussed the matter -with the manager of one of the very best betels......
International. Languages.
(To THE EDITOR or THE " SPECTATOR."1 SIR,—The reviewer in your issue of the Spectator of April 15th of A Short History of the International Language Movement states that the......
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The " Spectator " Charity Organization Society Fund.
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