An Old Anglo-american Controversy
• [To the Editor.of the Sr4c-rzi:ron.] - r, am glad that you published a notice - of Professor Ephraim Adams's Great Britain and -the Arnericdn Citiil Wary in your issue of......
The Grey Squirrel
.[To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] SIR,—The following note may, I think, be of interest to your readers. I have been interested the past few weeks in reading in your paper......
Epitaphs
[To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] SIR,—The following epitaph- . " Beneath these stones lies Meekie's bones ; - Oh I Satan - gin ye take him, Appoint him tutor to your weans And......
Surrey And South London Prisoners' Aid Society
[To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] SIR,—" Heaven," someone has written, " is full of Forgivers and Forgiven." I have to ask for forgiveness before I ask for help : for those I......
Poetry
CURFEW Ifs pack of leaves The park throws down, And no bird pipes A joyous air ; Harsh world, bleak sky The -time draws nigh When to a change Intransigent His course must turn......
Wounded Soldiers And The Zoo
[To Cie Editor of the SPECTATOR.] Sm.,—The articles on the Zoo which have appeared in two recent issues of the Spectator must have been read by many Fellows of the Zoological......
The Cost Of Electrical Heat
[To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] SIR,—Our attention has been drawn to a letter by " Another Crusader," with comments by the Editor on the cost of electricity. It clearly shows......
£100 Prize For An Essay On Unemployment
AN American reader of the Spectator, Mr. Gabriel Wells, has generously offered a prize of £100 for an essay on "Unemployment : Its Cause and Remedy." The maximum length of an......
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