24 AUGUST 1907, page 18

A Kitten Story.

[To THE EDITOR Or THE "SPECTATOR.] SIR, — Perhaps, some time, you might be willing to find space for the following kitten story. The kitten in question—a white half-Persian--was......

Poe Try.

JOACHIM. YEAR after year he came with Spring, With evening light and crocus flower, But never April days can bring His matchless music back an hour. Masters there are whose......

A Correction.

FT0 THE EDITOR OP THE . SPECWATOR.1 SIR, —Being from home, I have only now seen the Spectator of August 10th, and hasten to send you a line to ask you to note and (if you think......

West Of Ireland Superstitions.

lTo THE EDITOR 01 , THE "SPECTATOR. "] Sra,—I was very much interested in your article in the Spectator of August 10th on the above subject. I was staying in Belmullet, Co.......

Books.

THE UNVEILED EAST.* OF the three books before us, Miss Fisher's is merely the diary of an adventurous lady who travelled in the inland parts of Japan, and has given us a......

[to The Editor Of The " Spfctatoil"1

SIR,—I read the article on this subject in your last issue. There is nothing strange in the occurrence so graphically described in that article, except the fact that a gentleman......

Dogs And Snakes.

[To TEE EDITOR OE THY "SPECTATOR."] SIR, — Possibly you may find space for the following dog story, which seems to show the value of these animals as a pre- servative against......