Belgium And The Congo Free State. [to Tiir Ediiolt Of
TI111 -sricoraros..-1 Sia,—There is, if I may be permitted to say so, an even more important feature in Sir Edward Grey's reply to the Belgian Government than the one to which......
"the Five Macleods."
[To THE EDITOR OW THE "SPZOTAT011.1 Sin,—May I take exception to the part of your reviewer's otherwise kind criticism in the Spectator of November 21st of my book for girls,......
A North Country Proverb.
(TO TI1N EDITOR OF THE "SPILIMILTOIL."J SIB,—In your notice (Spectator, November 21st) of Mr. Carnegie's "Problems of To-day" you call attention to his remark that "wealth......
The Morality Of Bridge.
LTO Till EDITOR OF THE *SPECTATOR." J SIR,—I understood the censure of which your correspondent complains, and for which, with characteristic humility, you apologise (Spectator,......
Chance.
rro THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR." J Sin,—Some years ago you chronicled the fact of a dealer dealing himself thirteen trumps. Some people may say that Englishmen have frequently......
Birds At Play.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOft."1 Sin,—The instances of birds at play which you give in your review of "The Romance of Bird Life" (Spectator, Novem- ber 7th) remind me of a......
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