Loitering With Intent

[To the Editor of Tux SPECTATOR.] SI11,—My experience as a Justice of the Peace leads me to conclusions similar to those indicated by Miss Craven. There is, however, one change......

- Italy- And Britain

[To the Editor of THE` SPECTATOR.] SIR,—The address of which a repOrt is given below, translated from an Italian newspaper, was recently delivered in Italy by a British subject,......

Hymns Ancient And Early Victorian

[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR.] Sint,—In your issue of January 24th Mr. Lionel James appeaser (we hope), his anger with a spate of cynicism : perhaps he had a bad sermon as......

" Revolution " ?

[To the Editor of Tun SPECTATOR.] SIR,—Janus, surely somewhat ingenuously, enquires last week, `, 1 What did Mr. Masefield mean . . . by . . And when the War was ended, when the......

Broadcasting And Aggression

[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR.] SIR,—The present diplomatic lull provides an opportunity to consider ways and means by which the Italo-Abyssinian con- flict could be brought......

[to The Editor Of The Sencrsroa.] Sir,—as I Am Myself

collecting material for a dictionary of British Artists, it was with particular interest that I read " C. D.'s " letter in your last issue. I agree with hint that in research......

-research In British Art

[To the Editor of Tun SPECTATOR.] SHI,—The very pertinent letter of " C. D.," in your issue of January 24th, draws attention to a serious lack in our national culture. We have......