... book, which is in *f Mr. Howell's happy style of keen analysis and brilliant conversation. e A Houte of Pomegranates, by Oscar Wilde. t Illustrated. (London; James R. Osgood and Co.).-Fonr tales in antique and with curious ,f embellishments. Indeed, everything ...

... b London).-This second number is very interest- o ing, and in the articles on the Carlyles, Mir. R. J.. Stevenson, Mr. Oscar Wilde, and Mr.ai Rudyard Kipling, gives the reader some good 51 discriminative writing. The insertion of Dr. o Davidson's article ...