The Will Of The Majority.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR.") SIR,—Democracy is based on two assumptions. the theoretic equality of all members of a State, and the right of the majority to rule, the......
A Home And Employment For .01311 Petty Officers And...
OFFICERS. [To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPROTATOR..] Sin,—]fay we beg the hospitality of your oolumne to appeal in particular to the commercial community of this country -011 behalf......
Military Training For Boys.
(To vas EDITOR or THE " BIKHTIT011.".1 Sin.—I here very much that some scheme may he formed for training boys of sixteen to eighteen in drill and 613001i lig, as Mr. Linger......
The Wonderful Wealth Of The Ocean.
[To ins Etaree or ran " Secemoa."3 SIR,—Mr. Frewen has quoted the cave of the Prince Rupert fishing vessel ' James Carruthers.' Her crew made a profit of 4400 each for six......
[to The Editor Op The " Spectator.")
Sie,—In his letter of last week in the Spectator re "Lord Haldane and the Territorials," Lord Dartmouth writes: "It is - as this same Division of Colonel Reid'e 'sham' Army that......
Reconograpity.
[To tat Emma or um "Sezerszoa."] Ste,--Some of the readers of your interesting article lest week on military sketching may ho glad to associate with it the name of William......
Lord Haldane And The Territorials.
Ito Inc EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR.") Sia,—As you have misstated what I said in my letter published by you on January 4th, in your footnote thereto, I presume that you will allow......
The Basis Of Bolshevism.
iTo THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR.") SIR,—IS it quite fair to say, as yea do, or a writer in your columns does, at the end of the first complete paragraph on p. 32, that "our......
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