Association For Promoting The Training And Supply Of...
[To THE EDTTOII Or Till" SPECTATOR:] STR,—May we beg a few lines of your space to make an appeal of a most urgent nature? It may be known to many of your readers that in 1902 an......
Poetry.
OF THE VALUE OF MASTERPIECES.—A DISPUTE. NOTHING, you say, was ever worth the throes Of thinking save it met its counterpart In other minds; no sonnet, lyric, tale, Worth......
Legal Help For The Poor.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR." Sit,—The East London Tenants' and General Legal Protection Committee was founded in 1899 to protect poor persons from the infringement of......
The Theatre.
LADY EPPING'S LAWSUIT. LIGHT comedy bears the same relation to serious drama as a water-colour sketch to a portrait in oils. The impression which it produces is as a rule less......
Women's National Anti-suffrage League. [to The Editor Of...
Su,—May I beg the hospitality of your columns to remove a misunderstanding? I find that members of the Women's National Anti-Suffrage League, in all parts of London, are feeling......
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