Mr. Asquith's Speech.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] SIR,—Surely Mr. Asquith was wrong in using, in his address at Edinburgh on Friday, the word " graze " as meaning to feed in a businesslike......
A Reminiscence Of Can On Taylor.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SP ECT ATOR."1 Sia,—When the late Canon Isaac Taylor spent some time at Biarritz twenty-one winters ago I had the following anec- dote from his own lips.......
Exercise On Winter Evenings.
[To TUE EDLTOR OF THE "SPEOTATOR."] Sin,—At a political club in this neighbourhood there has recently been built an Eton fives-court, which has proved so successful that a short......
Mr. Carnegie On Wealth.
[To TEE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR." 1 SIR, — Your analysis in the Spectator of November 16th of the three troubles that afflict the poor is very just. I will add another, which......
Lord Rosebery And Lewis Carroll.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SPEETATOR.1 Sin,—It has struck me that, among other autobiographies, Lord Rosebery must have been, like myself, reading the autobiography of the Man in......
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