Baboo English.
(TO THIE EDITOR OP THS spEcrrATort..) SIR,—In your last number a correspondent who signs himself "An Anglo-Indian" sets out a ridiculous composition by a so- called Bengali Balm......
The Situation In India.
[To THE EDITOR Or THE "SPECTATOR. " ] Macphail's letter in your last issue has recalled to me a passage in Wilks's "Mysore," a very interesting but, I believe, little-known......
[to The Editor Of The "spectator."]
Bra,—How hard put to it is the Anglo-Indian (Spectator, September 14th) when he has to quote one more crude speci- men of Baboo English in order to explain to untravelled......
The Advance Of Socialism.—" Obsta Prin Cipiis."
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR."] Sra, — I am an old man, and have seen strange things in my time, but never one more strange or startling than the rapid, silent advance of "......
[to The Editor Of The Spectator."] Sir, —the Amusing...
your last issue induced me to search for one which came into my hands last year, written by a Cape " coloured " man to a trader. Many of the natives and coloured people go in......
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