Poetry For You
Sir: When your publication came, Blue headline caught my eye. John Wells with 'Poetry for you'! I gave a gladsome cry. For long I'd hoped to find a man Who really could expound......
Touj Ours Le Lampiste
Sir : I can only assume that Sir Denis Brogan makes his deliberate mistakes for the fun of seeing which of his many admirers catches him out. Perhaps I might be allowed a turn?......
Sir: Mrs Yvonne Brock (letters, 26 January) Supports Mr...
Bill to prohibit live hare coursing. Without wishing to comment on the sub- ject of hare coursing itself, I note with interest that Mr Helfer was one of the MPS who voted for......
Be Petomane
Sir: Mr Harold Falconer strikes a long overdue blow against the evils of our permissive society (Letters, 26 January). He also reminds us that even in these supposedly......
Fish 'n' Chips
Sir: It appears from Sir Denis Brogan's 'Table Talk,' in your issue of 26 January, that not even a Scot who has been thoroughly corrupted by an English education has the......
Body Of Knowledge
Sir: I am glad Dr Frew (Letters, 26 January) agrees with me on the question of compulsory teaching, and congratulate him on his high per- sonal standards in his patients'......
Amorous Prawn
Sir: I confess I still do not see why Arnold should not have meant what he quite clearly said. Mr Williams's only objection (Letters, 26 January) seems to be to calling an age......
Right-minded
Sir: Mrs Yvonne Brock (Letters, 26 January) does not help the cause of individual freedom by com- paring 'the left' with 'the right.' Of course govern- ment-imposed censorship......
The Great Exchange Fraud
Sir: Mr Wilson, the Great Train Robber, who has now been rearrested in Canada, arrived here three years ago. He immediately purchased valu- able real estate and built a......
No. 486: Octet
COMPETITION Competitors are invited to compose an eight. line poem or stanza of a poem on any one of the subjects given below, using four of the fol- lowing five pairs of words......
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