10 APRIL 1920, Page 16

RECOLLECTIONS OF LADY GEORGIANA PEEL. [To THE EDITOR OF THE

" SPECTATOR."] SIR,—I received the story of the' prevalence of the cholera as described by Lord John Russell's haircutter, as a personal recollection of my mother's. It is gratifying to find that it had become so well known. To compare small things to great, your correspondents' letters remind me of the gentleman who objected to reading Shakespeare because " it was so full of