The Late Cardinal Manning.

[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR"] SIR,—Having read Lord Forester's letter in the Times, in which he relates sundry conversations held between Cardinal Manning, when a very......

The Queen's Descendants.

[TO SHY EDITOR OF THY " SPYCSATOL"] SIR, —You state that the Queen has seventy-two living descendants. Do you not mean George III. ? Her Majesty's seven children, thirty-three......

Lord Canning.

[To THE EDITOR OF TER "SPECTATOR. "] Six, In your review of " Lord Canning" by Sir. H. Cunning- ham, you write as follows : "Out of 2,500 capital sentencee, which he [Lord......

A Tame Hare.

[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SIWTATOR."] SIR,—You may possibly be interested in knowing that a tame hare is a constant drawing-room companion of certain friends of mine who are......

Statues In The Streets.

[To TRH EDITOR OF THY " BPRCTA.TOR." SIR, —I have been trying in vain to identify the Churchmen -whose statues have been recently placed round about the north entrance of......

Mr. Gladstone's Home-rule Policy.

go THY EDITOR OF THY " BPRCTATOR."1 Sin,In the Spectator of January 2nd, you say that " Mr. Gladstone bad just sprung the Home-rule policy on the nation." (p. 4.) On December......

The Statue To Cardinal Newman.

[To THY EDITOR OF THY "SPECTATOR."] Sza,—I have read with much pleasure in the "News of the Week," in your issue of January 30th, your remarks on Oxford's objection to a statue......