Vincent Bourne And Cowper.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPF,CTETOR."] fillte••COWper—" I love the memory of Vinny Bonnie "—would, perhaps, have been little pleased by praise of his," Jackdaw,"— " A great......
Free Education.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] should like to call a little more attention to the cry of Free Education. It is one that I have always dreaded, not only from its social, but......
Books.
M. TAINE ON THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CON VENTION.* THE submission of France to the Convention, the subject of this long and, it must be confessed, somewhat tediously padded- out......
Village Industries.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR:1 am favoured by a number of communications from your readers respecting village industries. On the specific points on which they ask advice I......
Sonnet.—a Jersey Summer Day.
A SUNNY land, soft air, and drearaful ease, I lie, and watch a distant sail glide by, And wonder at the azure of the sky,— Not here the thunder of the tumbling seas : Beneath......
Poetry.
LL A.NMAD 0 C. • THIS is the key of England, cried the Dane On high Llanmadoc's rampart; either shore Is mine, Severn and Loughor : holm and tor, Cavern and crag, my warriors......
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