Gleneagles [to The _editor Of The Spectator.]
Sut,—As the owner of Gleneagles, may I draw your attention to the Scottish Travel Notes in the May 28th issue of your paper ? Let me draw your attention to the way in which......
Bentley Three-deckers
[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR.] Sta,—May I be allowed to protest against one statement in the article published under the above title in your issue of May 7th ? The writer,......
"two Leaves And A Bud"
[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR.] SIR,—.AS Two Leaves and a Bud purports to be a novel and not a tract, I am not surprised that it has called forth the represen- tations which......
The Duke Of Windsor
[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR.] was pleased to see Janus' remark : "Whoever may have been responsible for the decision that none of the Duke's relatives and no British......
Pusey House
[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR.] Si,—In the little village from which I write stands Pusey House, in which E. B. Pusey was born 137 years ago. In the grounds of the house is a......
Sir,—owing To The Paragraph In "a Spectator's Notebook"...
Editor of THE SPECTATOR.] of June 4th about the Duke of Windsor's marriage, I am ceasing to subscribe to The Spectator.—Yours faithfully, Cotswold Lodge, Cheltenham. G. M.......
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