29 JUNE 1956, page 13

The Year Of The Somme

BY JOHN BORROW S S the sharp impression of recent events blurs into history, it becomes clearer that in spite of its magnitude, in spite of all the technical invention that it......

City And Suburban

BY JOHN BETJEMAN S AMUEL ROGERS said that he didn't know why, but he didn't like Shelley's poetry just as he didn't like stained glass. 1 agree with him about his first feeling......

!be 6pectator

JULY 2, 1831 MR. PAGET (member for Leicestershire) complained of the dis- gusting discussion to which ;he Member for Dundalk had so indiscreetly given rise, as a most......