16 OCTOBER 1915, page 10

Mrs. Perkins—and Others.

I HESITATED as I got to the cottage gate. Everything looked so peaceful and lovely on this autumn afternoon that one could hardly realize the pain and sorrow that were gripping......

Letters To The Editor.

THE PROGRESS' OF THE VOLUNTEERS. [TO THE EDITOR OP TEI4 SPROTATOR."] Ste.,—The Spectator and its readers have' done so much for the Volunteers that I think they are entitled to......

"child] Harold" And The Carbon/mi.

C HARLES DICKENS, travelling in the North of Italy kJ twenty years after the poet's death, was amused at a Bolognese waiter's incessant references to " Lor Beeron " ; lett the......