Sir William Harcourt And Lord Milner. To Tue Editor Of
TILE "SPECTATOR."J Siu,—The speech of Sir William Harcourt in the House of Commons on Monday night contains a misstatement of fact to which attention ought to be called.......
Poetry.
IN HUGHENDEN CHURCHYARD. Or that lone, sphinx-like life here read the end: In Eastern sunshine, 'neath the grassy sod, Lies the strange chieftain, where his beeches bend,......
Farmers And Parsons.
[To THE EDITOR OP THE " SPECTATOR."] SIR,—May I make a few remarks on the very fair and moderate article, " Farmers and Parsons," in which you, in the Spectator of April 5th,......
Books.
TOMMY CORNSTALK.* THE slangy title of Mr. Abbott's volume hardly prepares the reader for the peculiar excellence of what is by far the most attractive and informing book yet......
A Correction.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR. "] SIR,—May I be allowed to point out a mistake made by your reviewer in his note on " University Magazines," by H. C. Marillier P He says that......
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