Legislative Restrictions On Women's Labour. [to Tile...
"SPECTATOR.1 SIR,—Will you allow me a few lines in which to criticise, not the conclusions to which Miss Boucherett has come respecting Mr. Mundella's and Sir John Lubbock's......
Disestablishment In Ireland. [to The Editor Of The...
say in your notice of the British Quarterly Review on Disestablishment, that " the Irish Church, by the voluntary action of its clergy in commuting, secured half of its property......
Mr. Wyatt-edgell's Poems.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR. " ] SIR,—A notice of my poems appeared in your impression of last Saturday, and you honoured me by quoting at length one of the stanzas in "......
Books.
THE STATE OF ENGLISH POETRY.* THE current number of the Quarterly Review contains an article on the above subject, supplementary, as it would seem, to' one published at the......
The Abolition Of Purchase.
[TO TIM EDITOR OF TER " SPECTATOR:] Sin,—The remarks made in the Spectator of last week on the Duke of Richmond's motion in the House of Lords are so calculated to prejudice the......
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