The Barnsley Election.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] Sin,—May I point out that your inference that in Barnsley "there has been no accession of strength to the Home-rulers" is entirely false,......
The American Blackberry.
[To TEE EDITOR Or THE "SPECTATOR."] SIE,—I read in the Spectator of October 30th that your correspondent from the Isle of Wight has failed to grow the American blackberry with......
Tennyson's "s's."
[To THE EDITOR Or THE "SPECTATOR."] " There will come a witness soon Hard to be confuted."—Tennyson. SIR,—It would be difficult to accept Mr. Malleson's theory (Spectator,......
Books.
CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS.* THOSE who expect a story from Mr. Kipling, and want chiefly in a work of fiction, narrative, plot, and incident, will un- questionably be disappointed by......
Poetry.
TO LALAGg DEPARTING. Dulce ridentenz Lalagen amabo Duke loquentenz. So, Lalage, you're really starting ; You've sprinkled with the tears of parting Your mother's breast. And......
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