[to The Editor Of The "spectator."]
Sia,—The solution which you suggest for our Ritual squabbles, in your common-sense article last week, is the only one that is consistent with the " comprehensiveness " of the......
Art.
A CRITIC'S APOLOGY. Fon many years there has been one division of literary crafts- men which has received both from authors and the public very rough treatment. Both those from......
Pope's "narcissa."
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR.") SIR,—In the review of my "History of Our Own Times," the critic asks who was "poor Narcissa." She was the lady men- tioned by Pope in the......
[to The Editor Of The "spectator.")
SIR, — Allow me to say that the proposal in your leading columns for a solution of the ecclesiastical dead-lock has been made, in almost identical terms, by members of the......
Poetry.
"P0 STE RE STANTE." FROM SIR ST—IF—D N—RTHC—TE TO LORDS R—C—NSE---LD AND S—L—SB—Y. MY Lords B. and S., on a day coining round, I shall wish myself several miles underground; And......
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