[to The Editor Or The Spectator.") Sir.—let Me Offer You
my thanks and congratulations for the "News of the Week " paragraphs and the leading article in last Saturday's Spectator on Mr. Lloyd George. They are splendid.— I rim, Sir,......
[to The El:mtg.:a Or The Spectator:1 Sir,-111 Collision,...
not, with ninny of your readers who for the last ten years and more have found their own opinions faith- fully reflected in the Spectator, I experienced this morning a great......
A Naval Funny-party.
dragged from the bag-racks were feverishly searched, and yielded .up a weird harvest of torn and thumbed music, some of it out out of the Weekly Diepalch, some of it copies of......
Letters To 'tie Editor.
[Letters of the length of one of our leading paragraphs are of ten snore read, and therefore more effective, than those which fill treble the space.] TIER " SPECTATOR " AND THE......
It° The Editor Or Ruts " Spectator."1 Sun,—i Have Read
the Spectator for the last thirty-five years, and have always admired its temperance and restraint. One has not associated these qualities with Mr. Lloyd George, but in spite of......
[to 7te Editor Inc The"spectator."] Stn,—few Of Your...
disagree with your stringent, but richly deserved, criticism of Mr. Lloyd George's fatal indiscretion in Paris last week. If such a speech had been necessary, then clearly it......
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