Books.
DAVID GARRICK.* WE scarcely know whether to be grateful for this bulky life of Garrick or to lament its publication. A good biography of the most conspicuous, if not the......
T He Period Immediately Following The Martyrdom Of...
the East Angles, is one of great obscurity, owing to , the constantly swelling tide of Northman invasion. We are told - that his brother, Edwold, declined to maintain the......
The Irish Church.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] SIR,—The usual and most telling argument against the mainte- nance of the Irish branch of the United Church is that it is hated by the great......
Mr. Glads'fone And Mr. Hardy.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] Sin,—As the character of every public man, especially of such a man as Mr. Gladstone, is of great interest to us all, I wish to say how an......
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