Favourite Hours.
[To rex ELITTOZ OF TH7 n 13,7GTAT07.1 Sin,—In your article on "Favourite Hours" in the Spectator of June 19th you speak of Jowett, who thought old age the happiest time of life,......
[to Rsa Emma Or Me . 8rseraros:1 B111, — The Writer Of The
charming paper on this subject in the Spectator of June 19th does not mention the story (is it too hackneyed for repetition?) that, in the course of a dis- cussion by a party of......
Some Jar Viy Stories.
[To ram tenon or in "firsersroan 13111,—Your interesting review of Mr. Alexis Roche's book in last week's Spectator tempts me to offer you a few anecdotes of the Dublin......
U Iv.ens.u. Military Training.
[To en EDITOR 07 in . 13ssersros."1 Bra,—In looking this week through Macaulay's History of Ragland I oame across the subjoined passage relating to the treat or pamphlet issued......
[to Viii Ed77034 07 4wd . 677c7.7107.1 Silly — In Case...
inclined to publish another example of the above, I think the following specimen of clerical verbosity beats any yet printed "An enemy bath done this "—" The landholder here......
Longs And Shorts.
fee on Emma 07 in ”Srsoraros. - ] STR,—In such times, articles like that on "Longs and Shorts" are a real refreshment to the mind_ May I remind your readers of a passage in......
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