... prominent, and a friendly f sketch, after all, it must be adjudged to be. tb Mr. Pater, Mr. Gosse, Mr. W. G. Wills, Mr. tb Oscar Wilde, the editor of the Athencaum, and , sub-editor of the Saturdaiy Review seem all, to w do duty under thinly disguised cognomens ...

... A NEW ART CRAZE. It appears to be just now a moot question in the circles interested, whether Mr. Oscar Wilde's mission across the Atlantic will end in intro- ducing English . Estbetics into America, or American Esthetics into England. In any case ...

... m- ' J o I NOTES ?? . . I The friends of Mr.'Oscar.Wilde are wbisper- Ling with obvious setisfactiog that the self-con- t stituted apostlewof what be has been pleased toI w :laestheticisn ha: netted oaut of his lectures ?? ?? no less s m' than five -thousand ...

... to be more valued for that purpose than for washing. Is it true, my dear, said a Nev Haven belle to her friend, that Oscar Wilde's miesion is to tea'h us to be beautiful ? Oh, yes, indeed ; and I've been thinking what an opportunity you have. Ambiguou ...