... was held at the Mansion House, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor in the chair. Amongst those present were-P. J. Smyth, M.P.; Oscar Wilde,Wm. Wilde, B.L.; Dr. Shaw, ?? Prof. Glover, Prof. Kavanagh, Mir Aulid All, S. N. Elrington, B.L.; James Burke, B.L.; Mr ...

... Manning, Xostt Rev. Dr. Leahy, and Dr. Newman, and suceh pot a Lady Georgiansa Fullarton, Denis Florence M'Carthy, and Oscar Wilde praise the book for its piety and itsfpoetry, commendation from us woultd re super. duous and almost impertinent. In humble ...

... evidently much interested in the pictures and not at all anxious to encourage the adoring attentions at their acquaintances. Mr Oscar Wilde was there as large as life, graciously critical and paradoxical, his veil of cynicism not so thick as to prove inipenetrable ...

... Chaacellor of Dublin University, sitting down to table. Art was championed by the Hon Lewis Wingfield, nestheticism by Oscar- Wilde, poetry by William Allinehaxa, humour by John Augustus O'Shea and Percy Fitzgerald, the drama by W G Wills, and journalism ...

... The Foot and the Puppets, which seams have exactly hit the taste the public; whether or no it has hit the taste of Mr Oscar Wilde is another story, as illustrious con temporal y would express it. ...

... 1th October, 1SS8. WOODSTOCK ORIENTAL PERtFUMED ENA MEL. Eas a better gloss and dries harder than any -other Enamel made. Oscar Wilde sav: The tones of colour selected are estreraely :ariistic.` ' k Tif s Picrral- Undoubtedly the best and most anactzicn ...

... I-UMMAIY OF-.NEW&. --1 *1 - , ?? HOME. Ar. Oscar Wilde delivered his lecture on ' The H.Eoue BeatSifIl, in Derry last night. A femnle inmate of the Demrry lunatic asylcm committed suicide on Tuesday night bybhanging herself. An adjourrned meeting of ...

... will be made. WVea wish the club every success, and shall look foriward to its exhibition ; being largely attended. MR. OSCAR WILDE. ; To-day the chartered Apostle of 'Esthetics L appears in the pretty Gaiety Theatre to lecture * upon The House Beautiful ...

... Champs Elysees, was in- trvisvwed the other day by a French journalist, and she took up the cadgel valimatly for Ur. WIde. Oscar Wilde, she sain, has hosts of enemies qn the other, as well as on this side of the Atlantic; but he wil live them all down ...

... is as a holiday resort, is not at all so rattractive when you take up your residence there permanently. At present Mr. Oscar Wilde is staying at Babbicombe, a very pretty suburb of Torquay, where he is 0Writ- ing, a new play for Mxr.Tree. Meanwhile he ...

... has not replaced it by her own ef to-day.-0 Believe me, my deer Miles, ever yours, FsGUS. TEE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY. By Oscar Wilde. London, New York, and Mlboorne: Ward, Lock. and Co. Daring paradoxes, epigra&s-sol0 atartlingly D brilliant and otbers ...

... deal of excitement has naturally been crpated by the publication of the cablegram in a morning paper announcing that Mr. Oscar Wilde dclared himaself as 9disappoiqted with the At- lautic Dceaa. The details to hand at present of course are meagre, which ...