John Bull's Six Counties Sir,—th E Facts Given By Mr....
are wrong. There are no 'gerrymandered electoral boundaries.' These are fixed by the United Kingdom boundary commission as are those in England, Wales and Scotland.......
Sut,—like Many Other People In Britain, I Judge The Men
and women I meet not by their race, creed or nationality but simply according to whether I like them as individuals or not. As a social psycholo- gist I am also well aware of......
Not Guilty
SIR,—Few enough papers or magazines review volumes of poetry at the present time. I was there- fore very surprised to sec Mr. lan Hamilton in last week's issue of the Spectator......
Afterthought Sir,—'not To Worry,' Alan Brien! Human...
accommodating. At forty I knew I should be 'in the sere and yellow leaf.' At forty-one I had postponed the idea until fifty, then comfortably nine years ahead. At fifty I......
Knitted Brows Sir,—i Was Rather Surprised To See Mr. Roy
Ascott's letter in your issue of March 5. His complaint about Mr. Nevile Wallis's adverse review of his recent exhibition struck me as shrill and abusive. Mr. Wallis is a critic......
Black Man's Burden Sir,—in His Article 'black Man's...
March 12) Mr. August keeps on implying that he is a highly intelligent person. But surely it is the part of the intelligent man not to resent the surprise betrayed by many......
Tres Snob
SIR,-1 must raise one objection to Strix's as ever enchanting article in the Spectator of March 5. He writes that French spoken with an English accent lacks for the French ear......
Sir,—it Would Appear That His Experiences In Great...
contributed to making Mr. Collingwood August a very unhappy man. I hope that any sequel to the article which he' may write will contain a few practical suggestions on how to......
`the Representative'
SIR,—Rabbi S. Warshaw's tirade against the Catholic Church as if Jews themselves were blameless in their dealings with Christians throughout European history indicates emotion......
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