'books Wanted For The Leipzig Exhibition.
[To THE Eurros Or THE ..SFECT11202.1 SIR,—At the forthcoming International Book Trade Exhibi- tion at Leipzig this summer, a section of the British depart- ment will be devoted......
What The Theatrical Profession Is Doing Foe The Blind [to
THE EDITOR Or TEM "BriCTATOL'l Sm,—Would you kindly allow me to appeal through your columns to the theatrical-profession as a whole on behalf of the National Institute for the......
The National Lending Library For The Blind.
[To ass Lamas or ass ..SPICTATON..1 Si, — The Spectator has on former occasions shown interest in the National Lending Library for the Blind, and I, therefore, venture to ask......
A Misquotation.
[To ran Zones or an " Sta, — You rarely trip. But have you not done so gloriously in last week ' s number P You quote I speak not of pity, I speak not of fear; They neither must......
Sir Charles Topper.
(TO THE EDITOR Or THE "SrEcT.eroe. - 1 Bilk—Mentioning to my father that Sir Charles Tupper's Becollections of Sixty Years had just been published, it was interesting to hear......
Blind: Another Side Of The Question. [to The Editor Elan
.SPECTAT0141 SIE,—I thoroughly endorse every word in " Subscriber's " letter in the Spectator of April 4th. For four years I have been doing all I can to help the blind in a......
"early Collegiate Life."
[To THE EDITOR or ran "Brierraros."1 the review of "Early Collegiate Life" in the Spectator of March 28th, the mention of "one of Anthony's mistresses" leads to a reflection......
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