... AN AMERICAN INTERVIEWER AND MR. OSCAR WILDE. The reporter of the New 'ork Herald who interviewed Mr. Oscar Wilde on his arrival at New York, after putting several questions to him as to his intended proceedings in America, said :-- You will certainly ...

... Electric Lighting. By Mrs. J. E. H. Cordon. Critics Over the Coals. By William Archer. The Soul of Man under Socialism. By Oscar Wilde. Correspondence : Nonconformist, and Unionism. By the Rev. Newman Hall. One or Our Conquerors. Chaps. xx.-xxii. By George ...

... Saharan. By the Hon. T. A. Brassey. On Criticism_ ; with come Remarks on the Importance of Doing Nothing. (Concluded.) By Oscar Wilde. Ruin of the Civil Service. By Sir Robert G. C Hamilton, K.C.B. A Mediaeval Popular Preacher. By Maurice Hewlett. Is Central ...

... A NARROW SQUEAK FOR NIAGARA. It is said that Mr. Oscar Wilde was at first disappointed with Niagara : he complained of its want of grandeur and variety of line, but he admitted that the colours of the Falls were beautiful. Underneath the Falls he realised ...

... CONT Page Page : Dr. Barnard° Condemned Again The Papacy and International Politics Rome and Russian Persecutions Mr. Oscar Wilde and Mr. W. H. Account of the Foreign Missions NOTES .. REVIEWS Old English Catholic Missions .. Introduction to Holy Scripture ...

... and Imperial Federation. By the Hon. J. W. Langley (Attorney-General for Nova Scotia). A Preface to Dorian Gray. By Oscar Wilde. One of Our Conquerors. By George Meredith. Corresixmdence. CHAPMAN and HALL. lAmimm ...

... Pope's Episcopal Jubilee next year. We are to lose Mr. Oscar Wilde. The Lord Chamberlain has refused to allow Salome to be acted in London—even in the decent obscurity of the French tongue. Mr. Oscar Wilde is very indignant, and has devised a punishment for ...

... Cannibalism. By H. H. Johnston. Victor Hugo: Tuute la Lyre.—l. By A. C. Swin. burne. Pen, Pencil, and Poison : A Study. By Oscar Wilde. Elizabethan and Victorian Poetry. By J. A. Symonds. The Scientific Bases of Optimism. By W. H. Matlock. Ibsen's Social ...

... Mahon (General Secretary to the Postmen's Union). Oa Criticism : with some Remarks on the Importance of Doing Nothing. By Oscar Wilde. What I saw at Tel-el•Kebir : a Rejoinder. By Arthur V. Palmer. The Irish Land Purchase Bill. the Right Hon. Earl Grey. ...

... its extracts and quotations are printed. The Editors should furnish a microscope to each subscriber ; in America, as Mr. Oscar Wilde knows, they would have been shot long ago. Apart from this the present number is, we will not say readable, but interesting ...

... Father Bertrand Wilberforce, Father Philip Limerick, the Hon. and Rev. A. Stanley, Father White, Lady Loch, Lady and Mr. Oscar Wilde, Sir Frederick Leighton, Mr. and Mrs. Burne Jones, Mr. Burton, Mr. H. Doyle, C. 8., Mr. and Mrs. Mr. R. H. Hutton, Colonel ...

... EDITED RV Mk. OSCAR WILDE, Part I. now ready. Everything that is likely to be of interest to Englishwomen, everything that may conduce to the welfare of all classes among them, will be dealt with as fully as Possible in THE WOMAN'S WORLD. Contributions ...