The Douglas-pennant Case
[To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] SIR,—I was in hopes that the communication on this ease in your issue of February 13th would not produce correspondence, and that we should be......
Songs Of Praise
[To the Editor of the Srze-reeoa.] IStn,—Our deep gratitude is due to " E. B. P." for his able and most encouraging review of Songs of Praise. The eleven hymns from the......
American Soundings
[To the Editor of the SeceTieroa.] Sin,—With submission, I think Mr. Strachey in attempting to explain a certain English peculiarity is trying to explain the inexplicable, a......
Economy In Education [to The Editor Of The Spectator.]
SIR,—Much is being said to-day on a subject that has at last come into its own, viz., education. But nearly all that we have heard or read for weeks is in fierce denunciation of......
Animals' Welfare Week
[To the Editor of the Sew-I-Aeon.] Sra,—May we, through your courtesy, draw the attention of your readers to the celebration throughout Scotland of the annual " Animals' Welfare......
[to The Editor Of The Spectator.] Sir, —the Libel Actions...
by Miss Violet Douglas- Pennant, which were settled on Thursday, Mardi 4th, trium- phantly in her favour, were the best possible demonstration of the way in which she has......
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