Ravachol And His Creed. [to The Editor Of The "spectator."]
SIR,—Nothing could be more just than your appreciation (in your issue of June 25th) of the " defence " set up by Ravachol at his recent trial for the murder of the " hermit " at......
Mr. Gladstone And Home-rule.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOZ."1 Si, — As a constant reader and adherent of the Spectator, I venture to express a regret that you should in your issue of July 2nd have......
Poetry.
LINES TO OUR NEW CENSOR. [Mr. Oscar Wilde, having discovered that England is unworthy of him, has announced his resolve to become a naturalised. Frenchman.] AND wilt thou,......
Sagacity Of The Horse.
[To THZ EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOX."] SIR,—An instance of the extraordinary sagacity and fidelity of a horse may interest the readers of the Spectator. The account appeared in......
Books.
STENDHAL ' S " LETTRES DITLIIES. "41 THE intrepid dandy who shared in the campaign of Prussia and the retreat from Moscow, affected a cavalier indifference to the reception of......
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