Would-be Humour
Sir: Paul Johnson's chief complaint (The press, 12 January) about the Times is that 'there is not enough humour in the paper . . . . It is true that the Times has Frank Johnson,......
True Story
Sir: Patrick Marnham in his review of Henry Porter's book Lies, Damned Lies and some Exclusives casts doubt on a story published in the Daily Telegraph of 7 January about......
Death In Slough
Sir: Nicholas Coleridge's comments on Slough (Diary, 19 January) reminded me that in the 1950s that town was a most exciting place for a small boy to travel through. On coach......
Lmf
Sir: The term 'Lacking Moral Fibre' (Let- ters, 19 January) was attached by the RAF to those aircrew who could no longer face operational flying. I came across it in documents I......
Letters
Keeping things together Sir: It is difficult to understand why an eldest son like Auberon Waugh repeatedly grumbles in your columns about primogen- iture. It is entirely due to......
Chiefs Of Ireland
Sir: There were several errors in Mary Kenny's review (Books, 12 January). Jorge O'Neill is the O'Neill of Clanaboy (from Clanaodhbuidhe or the Clan of Flaxen Hugh) and not The......
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