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Capital Punishment. [to The Editor Of The Srzerieron.]...

in the Spectator of January 13th on the problem of Capital Punishment moves me, as an ex-Colonial Judge, to offer some observations on the subject. No one who has not had to......

The Trade Value Of Good Design.

[To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] Sin—We have read with interest Mr. Martin Hardie's letter, together with your remarks. We are proud of the quality of our chocolates, believing......

A New York Club For Apprentices In The English Merchant

SERVICE. [To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] Sra,—Rather more than a year ago two American ladies— Miss Kathleen Mayo and Miss Moyca Newell—were filled with a desire to show their......

Both You And Your Readers In Its Present Position. Com-

menced in 1687, and finished about ten years later, the houses of the Square have ever since been closely associated with the historic, literary and artistic life of the times.......