Sleepless.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "spscrAvos.•1 Snt,—The epigram quoted by Sir Herbert Maxwell in the Spectator of December let was written in Latin by Thomas Warton, and Englished by Pope,......
Roman Catholics And The Education Bill. [to The Editor Of
THZ " SPECTATOR."' SIR, — In the last issue of the Spectator, among the "News of the Week," you remark : "It is curious to reflect that the vast majority of the Roman Catholics......
The House Of Lords.
pro 'rus EDITOR OF T " SP iscrATott."1 SIR, — At the present time, when the fiercest heat of Radical passion is against the House of Lords, a cooling douche of logic by the late......
Mrs. Atherton's "rezanov."
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR,"] Sin,—Concha Arguello was the most famous woman in early Californian history, and is also to be met with in all the old books of travel that......
[to The Editor Of The "spectator.")
STE,—John Wolcot, who has enjoyed the sleep of death for upwards of a century, would, if my memory serves, correct your correspondent as follows :— " Come, gentle Sleep, attend......
[to The Editor Op The "spectator."]
SIR,—The translation from the Latin quoted by Sir Herbert Maxwell in the Spectator of December 1st was written by the Rev. John Chandler, for many years vicar of Witley, Surrey,......
The Coleridge Cottage At Nether Stowey.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR." J SIR,—As there is a fresh movement in favour of purchasing the Coleridge Cottage at Nether Stowey and preserving it for the nation, may I......
The Referendum.
[To ma EDITOR Or THU " SPECTATOR."] Si,—The discussions in your columns as to what was or was not decided at the last General' Election suggest again the question whether it is......
(to Trh Editor Of The " Sp Botator.1 !
SIR, — These beautiful lines are by T. Walton, and are printed in " Anthologia Oxoniensis" with the heading "Lines intended to have been placed under a Statue of Somnus." As......
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