The Baron liketh much the latest contribution to the Rosslyn Series, edited by Earl HODGSON, who is of the Peerage of Parnassus, as you won't find this Earl in _Brett's Peerage_. The Baron congratulates the Earl, and has also sent an order for a pound of laurels wherewith to decorate the brow of WALTER HERRIES POLLOCK. Among the many gems of his songs let me select "A Continuation"--there would have been "a pair of continuations," could he have rivalled himself; then "_Lalage_," and "_The Chansonnette_," which, with "_Rizzio to Marie Stuart_," ought to be set to music by a gifted composer. There are also some delightful verses to "_Old Court Trinity_," which will delight all Trinitarians of Cambridge--"_cum multis aliis_"--to quote the ancient Roman singer, so, as a short way with our Poet POLLOCK, the classic Baron, remembering how the ancients swore "By Pollux!" adapts the ejaculation, and says, "Buy POLLOCK's--book." All Meredithians must possess _George Meredith, Some Characteristics, by Richard Le Gallienne_. The book is a complete and excellent guide to the novelist and the novels, a sort of Meredithian _Bradshaw_, with pictures of the traffic superintendent, and of the head office at Boxhill. Even Philistines may be won over by the blandishments of Mr. Le GALLIENNE, from whom I learn, by the way, that GEORGE MEREDITH is "the HARVEY of the Ego," and that he is not ADRIAN HARLEY. I hear, also, that "daily, from one quarter or another, come critical cuff and kick, to impress upon a numb public the latest example of its immemorial purblindness." And the Baron adds this cufflet to the rest. Mr. JOHN LANE has added a Bibliography, which is a model of minute industry. So here's to the book of RICHARD and JOHN.