The New Spectator Announces Its New Plan and Name
The New Spectator declares a shift from a morning to an evening publication, opening to casual correspondence, and inviting readers to contribute while maintaining decorum. It notes Lord Bell’s support and promises continued acceptance of indecent-free pieces.
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