... Conquests of the Cross are well oalcalaird to attract the attention of all who are interested in missionary work. Mr. Oscar Wilde has ed • strong list of contributors to the June number of The Woman's World. the subjects dealt with being es interesting ...

... swamps, pursued by a detachment of bluejackets and marines, and bee not been caught at this writing.—New York Nation. Yrs. Oscar Wilde is a believer in the divided skirt. Napoleon was fond of sensational novels, and abhorred cats. Bismarck does not drink ...

... as such like the real thing as a service at Mr. Spurgeon's is like the Lleusinian Mysteries ; and after that an Arabian Oscar Wilde (only he was very lean) shuffled through a drearily aesthetic pas on a platform : and on my way out I stumbled into • French ...

... that his claim was baseless, have withdrawn from the arrangemoot, after having Incurred considerable expense. A story Mr. Oscar Wilde will app?ar complete In Lippineottte Magazine for July, entitled “ The Picture of Dorian Gray.” Ur. Thomas Stevens, the ...

... annotated copy of the Gentle Art of Making Enemies. He will find therein, I hope, the most pregnant things about Mr. Oscar Wilde (q.r.ws3, Mr. Hamerton, Mr. Seymour Hladen, Mr. Harry Quilter, the late Mr. Tom Taylor. and the late Don Diego Velasquez ...

... in L ppfcows ,'It u i e. Ts oe z -I; e --ii - additional chatpters oi st'riking - were withheld from the fagaaic -c Mr. Oscar Wilde will c;. ntrii t i ' ' number of £iPZyince5 s Ijryuvne' 2 ? nolen*tiled Te Pic if D ri which, as the fi?' -rntur e hi ...

... in the different rooms.” •• Woman's World'* for July, published by Cassell and Company—the delightful magazine edited by Oscar Wilde—was never better than it is in this number. The exquisite printing and paper, atri wealth illustrations, give it the very ...