A New Emigration Scheme
[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR] SIR,—As a regular subscriber to The Spectator I have not noticed any reference to Sir Henry Page Croft's visit to Canada. He has just spent one......
" Cricket—more Or Less" [to The Editor Of The Spectator]
Sur,—May an old man who remembers many joyous days on humble cricket fields have a word on the subject ? In the first place I cannot aVoid a feeling that Test Matches are......
Ploughman In These Small Fields I Have Known The Delight
Of being reborn each morning And dying each night. And I can tell That birth and death Are nothing so fierce As the preacher saith. For when a life's but a day The womb and tomb......
Insignien Und Kleinodien
[Van Inem deutschen Korrespondenten) DAS Dritte Reich in seiner merkwiirdigen Mischung von traditiOnelleni Aberglauben : und dynamischen Zukunftsglauben . ist em n vollig......
Ladybirds
[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR] Sist,—In your August Isoth issue, under the nthric "Heather- Foes," Sir W. Beach Thomas asks : " Why should not ladybirds be bred artificially ?......
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