To The Editor Of The Time...
r Ir.'f qE T fl | Sir,-11r Hamilton, in an appeal contained in 7Yae Times of yes. terday,having alluded to a printed address of which I an] the author, I bes to state that it may beprocire;, graIs, of Alir. Wit. son, Royal Exchange. It will evince that hlr. Hamilton had no authority for classing me with the opponents of the Hamniltonian system-tbat he had no authority for the insinuation (absurd indeed in itself) that I was the deputed Champion of the Greenwich sehoolmasters, and that he wilfully miscAlls me " a Teacher." So mnuch for his love of truth. I shall not further reply to AMr. Hamilton, since he has now -so libe-rally contributedl towards writing dowin hinself: I have no donbt he will soon exhibit " an alacrity in sinking." I shaUl add, however that I f*el a pleasure in having been the first to cxpose the efflrontery and insufficiency of this dabbler in philologr; and in baving con- vinced the inhabitants of Greenwich and its vicinity ef the emptiness of his preteusions. I am. Sir, your obed;.ent servant IIOLTON $.ORNYE. Itireenwlch, JuneU, 13M4. I TO THB'EDITOR OF TifE TIi.S?g