The Guarantors Of Peace.
[To THE EDITOR or THE "SPECZATOR."] Sra,—I should like to have altered " one word " in the first two lines of your article on "Reparation " as follows: " Before any peace......
Lord Roberts's Field Glasses I A Retrospect Of Two Years'
WORK. [To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR:] Sis,—Soon after the outbreak of the war, my father, Lord Roberts, asked the public to lend their glasses for the use of 'the Army. After......
Sir William Meyer And The Indian Government. Tto The Editor
0? THE "SPECTATOR."1 Sia,—May I with your permission make a comment on " Sur- vivor's " letter (in your issue of December 9th) attacking the 'Government of India in general, and......
Confectionery.
[To THE EDEMA. .07 THE "EFECTATOR."] Bra, — I am sure the Spectator would not willingly mislead its readers. Apart from the fact that expensive sweetmeats form a very small......
Books For Prisoners. [to The &brea Of The "spectator.")...
Committee of the British Prisoners of War Book Scheme (Educational) earnestly invite attention to the contents of the accompanying classified list of books, each item of which......
List Of Books.
AGRICULTITRE.—Tea-Growing in Assam: The Making of the Land in England; Agricultural Zoology; Fruit Cold-Storage; Coloninl Farming.; Farming in Eastern Bumps. Artases.--General......
(to Tra Erases Or Tbz "seem/amt.") Sur, — The Song, "the...
of Hell," &c., quoted by Mr. E. V. Lucas, is not a product of the war. I heard it twe or three years before the war from a medical friend. To the best of my remembrance he......
Offers Of Any One Or More Of The Above Books
axe earnestly invited. They should be addressed to " A. T. Davis,, Esq., Board of Education. Whitehall. Loudon, S.W.," and the words " Prisoners of War : Extra Special" should......
&ra Rtspeare And The German Peace Offer. (to The Ediyor
or THE "SPECTATOR."1 Snt,—I agree with you that silence is the instinctive English atti- tude in the face of the German peace move. But something will have to be said,......
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