A Baby Bat.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] SIR,—The following extract from a letter from a friend may interest your readers :—" The other evening, as L, and I sat out on the verandah......
English Slang.
130 THN EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR'] SIR.—You may be interested in the use of the word "to lamm "—in a variant spelling—and the derivation given in " Peveril of the Peak," chap.......
Irish Visions.
rro THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR:] SHI,—Your correspondent "D. S.," in the Spectator of July 24th, under the heading "Irish Visions," touches an interesting subject and of......
Coincidences.
[To TER EDITOR OW TRH “13111CTATORn Sut,—The following statement of what I take to be a genuine coincidence may possibly interest your readers. A few weeks ago, being at Milan,......
Sir John Tenniel's Indian Cartoon.
[TO TEE EDITOE Or THE " SPI.CTLTOR71 SIE, — Has not "A Student of History," in the Spectator of July 24th, in his zeal for Sir Charles Napier and Sir Henry Lawrence......
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