... To the F/litor of The Staoe Diukctouy. Sir, Will you allow me spaco for a few lines rela tive to the production of my new piece nt Itichmond. I think it very unjust that the Era critic should so utterly condemn what ho had no opportunity of fairly criticising, n.s, being present at intervals only during the first part of tho performance and leaving alto gether before the commencement of the ...

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... . To the Editor of The Illustrated Sportinq and Dramatic News.) Sir,-- With reference to the discussion now going on in your journal, respecting Ladies on Horseback, and to my letter which appeared on the 13th November, you will perhaps allow me to draw attention to the ill effects produced by tfie use of side saddles, some of which effects have been already incidentally alluded to by your ...

... . LADIES ON HORSEBACK. {To the Editor of The Illustuated Bpoetinq and Dramatic News.) Sir, Although I care nothing for anything that may be said about myself, I am ever loyal to my friends, and it seems to me hard that one of the truest of them should be spoken of as having behaved disgracefully by a writer who, with more impetuosity than j udgment, jumps at conclusions without waiting to ...

... . [To the Editor of The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News.) Sib, With reference to the discussion now going on in your journal, respecting Ladies on Horseback, and to my letter which appeared on the 13th November, you will perhaps allow me to draw attention to the ill effects produced by the use of side saddles, some of which effects have been already incidentally alluded to by your ...