[to Tae Editor Or Tm "sdeclcior...] Sir,—i Am Glad At
last to see (in your issue of December 26th„ 1914) a protest against the headgear which has been adopted for our soldiers in the fighting line. Any one who has done much......
[ts Um Editor Or Tae "spect.,7074"] Sir,—allow Me To Correct
a slip in your last issue. Ireland has never been known as Parva Britannia. In Gregory of Tours and later chroniclers Britannia may stand equally well for Great Britain and......
[to Tax Eorros Or Rue "srevrxroa."] Sir,—i Should Like- To
endorse all that Mr. F. D. Drewitt says in hie letter in your last issue. I wish I could agree with your note, but the experience of seven years has given me the knowledge that......
[to Tee Eorroo Or Tm. "srsersvea••]
Sia,—Travelling about the kingdom as I have had to do on my business for the last thirty years, I make a point of always reading my Spectator, and I am interested in Mr.......
Our Army Dress.
[To TON EDITOR or rue "Srsomor...] SIR,—Referring to a letter you kindly published a week or two ago, will you allow me to supplement it with some further remarks, the result of......
The Danger Of Soldier's Cap.
[To THE EDITOR 01 TRY "SPECTATOZ."] Sin,—In your issue of December 26th, 1914, a correspondent calls attention to the shape of our Army cap, and condemns it as unnecessarily......
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