Dr. Martineau's Types Of Ethical Theory. [to The Editor...
Sin,—All friends and admirers of Dr. Martineau will highly value your careful, kindly, reverential notice of his great work. I think most readers will sympathise with your......
" Very Feminine."
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR. "] SLE, — I think that women may justly complain of the tendency shown lately in the Spectator to lower the meaning of the beautiful word......
Mr. Keenan's " Trajan."
[To TILE EDITOR OF TEE " SPECTATOR."] So.,—In your review of Mr. Keenan's "Trajan," you say that its appearance in England has been " heralded by nearly as emphatic a enlogium......
A Correction.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR." I SIR, —" The King sent books to Oxford." I only quote from memory, but I am certain of the lines as I knew them when a boy ; also of the......
The Cat.
fTo TEE EDITOR OF Tire " SPECTATOR. "] Sra,—The domestic cat is a wonderful animal; but I fancy your readers are not aware that they can open doors. I have one that always opens......
. Poetry.
THE RELIGIOUS TEACHING OF HORACE. ODI PROFANUM. PREFATORY NOTE. [This Ode, as indicated by its solemn exordium, is the assertion of a religions and moral philosophy. It teaches......
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