(to The Editor Op The "spectator.") Sir,—your Footnote To...
Mackarness's letter in the Spectator of January 6th so pregnantly exposes the prema- ture character of his attack upon Sir Alfred Milner that no further comment on this point is......
Poetry.
THE GARDEN COLONY. (A REMINISCENCE OF NATAL.) THERE is no winter in this land of flowers, But only storm and sunshine : fiery heat Bursting in furious cataracts of rain. The......
Sir A. Milner And Mr. J. Molten°.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] SIR,—Your editorial note to my letter in the Spectator of January 6th, makes it necessary for me to address you again. You have adhered to......
Ruskin's Words On War.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] SIR,—Lest, in the sadness and anxiety that overshadow us from the war in South Africa, we forget there is a bright lining to every cloud, it......
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