Points From Letters
THE " SPECTATOR " IN THE BAHA3LAS As a reader of the Spectator of over thirty yeirs, I would like to add to the testimony of the Rev. Edward Hanson to the extent of its......
Addison's Ancestor
[To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] Sin, In a field on the southern border• of a charmingly rural unspoilt Westmorland village, distant from towns and trains, is a monument that......
Poetry
The Dancer WHEN this body, that I have schooled to interpret Each sound in motion effortless and sure, That rises to a pinnacle of silence, Seeming to pause an instant there,......
Holder And Another Versus Inland Revenue Commissioners
[To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] Sin, -I am obliged to Mr. Bakhurst for his corrections, which were only required because (by an unfortunate error) an unre- vised draft of my......
" Warrior "
[To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] Sin,—I have only just seen the Spectator's critique of my book Warrior. Your critic suggests that I " have stepped aside to asperse others who......
A Hundred Years Ago
THE " SPECTATOR," MAY 19Tri, 1832. THE ANCIENT AND THE MODERN NOVEL.—The flimsy, dull novel, full of fashion, etiquette, and polities, is superseding the fine old legend devoted......
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