26 JANUARY 1918, page 16

The Good Shepherd.

[To THE EDT/Va. or THE " SPECTATOR."] SIR,--A layman must needs be cautious in writing of matters in which he is, perhaps, an amateur. Yet I confess I was much struck when a......

Ramsay Memorial Fund. (to The Editor Or The " Spectator.")

SIR,—We are asking the hospitality of your columns to enable us to report the progress of the Ramsay Memorial Fund, which was instituted just a year ago with the object of......

A Decimal Coinage F911 The Empire. (to The Editor Of

THE " SPECTATOR.") Sta,—Your article of October 13th on " A Decimal Coinage for the Empire" has been read here with much interest, as it is practically the money we have. Port......

Libraries Foi These Workers; Boxes Containing Fifty To A...

books, changeable quarterly, to be sent to the various centres. Some ten centres have already" been supplied, and applications are coming in from many counties. The scheme has......

An Appeal For Voluntary Women Workers. (to The Editor Of

THE " SPECTATOR."] SIR,—May I avail myself of your courtesy to ask for more help for our wounded soldiers ? There is immediate need of three hundred voluntary women workers for......

Lord Lansdowne And Horace Greely.

[To THE ED/TOR OF THE " SPECIETOR."1 Sra,—In two weeks I hope the number of the Spectator will arrive at our library reading-room which will contain your comment on Lord......

The Prisoners Of War Office In Switzerland (to The Editor

OF THE " SPECTATOR.") Sia,—Perhaps you will accord me the hospitality of your widely read review for an appeal in favour of the Prisoners of War Office of the International Red......