Sims Reeves And The German "lied."
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR. "] do not suppose that " C. L. G." wished to convey the impression that Mr. Reeves was indifferent to the charm of German Lieder, but he is......
[to The Editor Of The "spectator."] Sts,—somewhat Akin To...
story of the pony and the pig in the Spectator of March 12th is the following narrative in the life of Sir Walter Scott, illustrating his fondness for animals and their......
Poetry.
SONS of the Sea, for any onset ready, With inrush swift, their Mother caught them home ; Eye saw not—but we know, that strong and steady, Their souls went forth upon the ocean......
Mu Sic.
THE ART OF PRAISE. HITHERTO the great musicians have in the main contrived to keep eulogists at arm's length during their lifetime. Indeed, in the ease of the greatest of the......
[to The Editor Op The "spectator. "] Sir, —here Are Two, For
what they are worth. Two ladies at a picture exhibition are looking at, say, No. 420, " The Death of King Lear," near to which picture happens to be hanging one of the late Sir......
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