CORRESPONDENCE. STOREY AND MR HENRY RITSON. TO thr editor. Sir,—Mr Henry Ritson, inhisspeeeh at Hendon on ..
... me as follows : There ■was one member of the Council who was a schoolmaster and had failed, and had since become an actuary.' The first and third these propositions are BtrictJy true. The intermediate one, capable in the true Ritsonian style of a double signification, any.and every sense strictly untrue. Mr Ritson further stated that I was a brick manufacturer, and that Mr Rudland might, as ...