Sir,—in The Unsigned Article 'little Sister' The Writer...
who rose up in indig- nation about Mrs. Knight's broadcasts. I think few would condemn the BBC for allow- ing a controversy between a so-called Scientific Humanist and a......
Space Pantomime Sia,—mr. Hartley, In Your Last Issue Of...
conjectures about the prospects of a science- fiction pantomime. I may point out, reinforcing the belief common to Celts, that the Cornish are invariably twelve months ahead of......
Little Sister S1r,—having Been A Constant Reader Of The...
over a number of years, I feel impelled to inform you how very shocked I am by the manner in which you have criticised Mrs. Knight's broadcasts. There is no dignity in the......
Sir,—an Old Reader Of The Spectator, 1 Am Impelled To
tell you how much I deplore your treatment of Mrs. Knight and her broadcast on 'Morals Without Religion.' She presents an important matter in an earnest and forthright manner;......
Somewhat Ridiculous Challenge, I Hope That You Will Allow Me
to answer it. He is ignorant, and no doubt proud so to be, of the subject he so resoundingly and self-righteously attacks. Had he prepared himself by purely literary study, he......
January 30, 1830
TITE election of Mr. Shcc to fill the office of President of the Royal Academy, has excited general . surprise out of the Academy, and some disappointment within it. We are......
The Wrong Lines Sir,—i Read Your Leading Article On The
Railway Settlement with interest : 1 also read Mr. Jim Campbell's reported denial of any redundancy or inefficiency on the part of the railwaymen. As I see it, the real danger......
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