Letters To The Editor.
THE RACING PROBLEM. [Tor am Elmo. or Tor .13roorArox..] SIR,—The Jockey Club has declined to stop race meetings even for the present year. The Club has, I am convinced,......
Prohibition During The War.
[To an EDITOR or an "Brrooros."1 EIR,—I have read the Spectator for many years, always with enjoyment, often with sincere gratitude for its able setting forth of high ideals.......
Liv E Were In The Wotivre, In The Heart Of A
forest. The enemy bad decided to make a bold dash for our mitraillenses, which had made such havoc in theirranks daring their attacks on our trenches. At eleven o'clock—the......
"waiting For A. Lead."
[To roe Barron or Tor IIIPACTRTOR."1 Sts, Will you permit a minister of religion, whose duties lie in a provincial town and a few neighbouring villages, to tell you from the......
[to Ass Editor Or An . .iiiproirtor*1 Sle:i Share Your...
as to the action of the Jockey Chas. I have no great interest in racing, but I have for many ran had a little " flatter " by investing in a large sweepstakes on the "Derby." I......
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