The Permissive Bill.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR:1 think you have, unwittingly, done a large number of teetotallers an injustice in your last issue. It is true that the Permissive Bill owes its......
Letters To The Editor.
A FRENCH PRETENDER. [TO THE Eprros OF THE "SPECTATOR."] Sm,—Having read the article in your columns of the 20th inst. headed "The Chances of the Comte de Chambord," and as there......
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY. THE first impression produced on entering the galleries of the Royal Academy is a pleasurable one, as of rooms well and even sumptuously furnished. The second......
Mr. Hughes And Mr. Baldwin Brown On The State Church.
[To rim Roam or TEE "SrEarAroa.1 read with very great interest the letter from Mr. Thomas Hughes on American ecclesiastical affairs which appeared in your last number. Of course......
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