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1850 - 1899
5 1880-1889

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Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, England

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THE SUNDAY SOCIETY

... they closed the public-houses and excluded them from the museums they would not drive them into places of worrhip. —Mr. Oscar Wilde seconded the motion, which was agreed to, as were also two others, one rejoicing that the Queen had signalised the Jubilee ...

WOMEN AND WAR

... auspices of the Women's Committee of the International Arbitration and Peace Association. Mrs. Leatham Bright presided.-Mrs. Oscar Wilde read a paper, in which she offered a number of practical suggestions to wives, mothers, and schoolmistresses. Children should ...

CREAM O

... similarity of costume always follows similarity of pursuits.” Oscar Wilde always had queer ideas about dress, and I am afraid he has not yet quite got rid of his peculiar views, As o contrast to Oscar Wilde's ideas of American women, read what & Hindco gentleman ...

(To be continued. )

... *“The Worst Hundred Books,” and publish a list of them, will confer on the rising generation a real aud lasting benefit.—Oscar Wilde. THE old mythological account asserted that after the sun had dipped in the western ocean at sunsct (the Iberians and other ...

SELECTED READINGS

... *“The Worst Hundred Books,” and publish a list of them, will confer on the rising generation a real aud lasting benefit.—Oscar Wilde. THE old mythological account asserted that after the sun had dipped in the western ocean at sunset (the Iberians and other ...