10 APRIL 1920, page 16

Petticoat Lane.

[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR."1 &R, — It is passing strange that no Autolycus of journalism or literature has yet perceived that there is good red gold amid the tailings in......

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......

Poetry.

WINTER WALK. BROWN trees, brown river, and a waning moon Disputing with a dying day; the croon Of melancholy waters surging sheer Over the ramparts of a surcharged weir; Flat,......

The Theatre.

SNARE-HUNTING AND " THE TRUTH ABOUT THE RUSSIAN DANCERS." DRAMATIC critics who are in the confidence of the London Box Offices assure us that there has never before been a......

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