Letters To The Editor.
PRIMROSES. [To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR:] SIR,—Is it permissible to ask the many readers of the Spectator who are Conservatives and Unionists, what purpose, political -or......
Railway-station Crowds.
O NCE more we have had to listen to the tale of disasters wrought by a panic-stricken crowd. "Panic," however, is hardly the word to use in connection with the catastrophe at......
Another Shakespearian Phrase.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR:] SIs,—The letters you have printed upon the "translation "of Bottom recall to me a curious experience. Some years ago, my wife and I were......
The Language Of The Marmoset.
[To ins EDITOR OP TH711 " SPROTLTOR.".1 SIR,—Some attention has been aroused by the recent attempt to reproduce monkey-talk by means of the phonograph. It is perhaps not......
"translation."
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] SIR,—The observations of your correspondent, " W. J. P.," in the Spectator of April 16th, regarding the peculiar use of the word "......
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