"pribbles And Pr.a13bles."

[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR:] Sin,—The quotation, in your review of Major-General Maxwell's book in the Spectator of September 22nd, of a specimen of Baboo English—" May......

Lady Cumnor In "wives And Daughters."

Ur0 THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] Stu,—Your interesting and friendly review of Mrs. Gaskell's " Wives and Daughters" (Spectator, September 29th) has reminded me that......

Sense Of "locality" In Animals.

LTO THE EDITOR OF THE"SPECTATOR."] SIR,—The wiiter of the article on the "Sense of 'Locality' in Animals" in the Spectator of September 29th seems some- what inaredulous......

[to Tuz Editor Of The "spectator,"]

SIE, — I shall be glad if you can find space in your valuable journal for a few lines on a subject of some importance both to the present and future well-being of this country.......

Mrs. Gaskell's Novels.

(To TUE gorroa Or Tali "SrserAToa."] SIR,—The reviewer of "The Works of Mrs. Gaskell" u tho Spectator of September 29th seems to be in error when be says • " It is curious to......

John Wesley And Eternal Punishment.

170 THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] SIR,—A tradition on this subject may be worth recording, which I received from the late Mr. Teuton, of the Stationers' Company, whose memory......

The Irish Question.

[To THE EDITOR or THE .‘ SPECTATOR."' SIR,—Professor Goldwin Smith in last week's issue, for some extraordinary reason, founds his objection to the Govern- ment's Irish measure......