A Freak Of Nature.
(To run EDITOR or THE " SEEDTATOR."1 SIR,—I don'i think Archbishop Mathew's explanation will explitin the gull in St. James's Park. First, because-I believe it is the same......
"war Lessons New And Old."
ETo THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR."1 SIR,—Pray forgive me for calling your attention to rather a serious misprint which takes all the substance out of the quota- tion from......
The Greek Spirit Versus Greek Grammar. (to The Editor Of
THE SPECTATOR.") Stn,—Having lately discovered through translations the delights of Greek literature, I read with Interest your article on "The Greek Spirit versus Greek......
Guesses At Truth.
ITO TEE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR."t SIR, —TO accept "Ignatius's" contention (ue. "Dread Seet , - city," p. 320, Spectator. March 15th) is to acquiesce in an evil. which is the......
The Epigram On Tegea, By Simonides. (to The Edit°. Of
THE SELOTATOR."1 wonder whether you can find room for another version of Simonides's perfect epigram. If so, may I submit the fol- lowing lines? They were written before I saw......
A School For Mothers.
Pro THE Entreat or THE " SPECIATOR."3 nt.—Once n year, and no more, I beg, in the Spectator, and nowhere else, for the Lancaster Road School for Mothers and Nursery for......
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