The Bottom Line
Sir: I appeal to your American contributor Mark Steyn, whose witty articles I much enjoy, to refrain from bowdlerising the English language by using the word 'ass' for the......
Guardian Of Sobriety
Sir: Peregrine Worsthorne (`As I was say- ing', 21 November), in reminiscing about his days on the Daily Telegraph in the 1960s, contrasts the characteristic writing and......
Without Prejudice
Sir: You must have been hurt by Robin Wight's unwarranted slur (Letters, 2 8 November). He wrote that biased journal - ism is 'most unlike' The Spectator. Were that the case you......
Sir: Roy Roebuck's Lengthy Letter Can Be Summed Up In
five words: Wigg didn't tell him everything. Galling that must be, but Wigg was always secretive. However, I'm glad he asserts that Wigg didn't probe the sexual peccadilloes of......
No Thank You
Sir: Karen Robinson stopped short of telling the full story of her party (`No return to sender', 28 November). What I want to know is, did she receive any thank-you letters,......
Russian Roulette
Sir: If I read Richard Lamb right (Letters, 21 November), he thinks that Chamberlain should have gambled the future of Britain upon a single-line railway from Romania to......