... to issue the book simultaneously in America. A N English version of Salom w ill follow the three English plays by Mr Oscar Wilde which Messrs Elin Mathews & John Lane have in the press. It may be mentioned that the publishers have cowrmissioned Mr Aubrey ...

... NOVELS AND STORIES. (The Happy Prince, and other Tales. By t X Oscar Wilde. Illustrated by Walter Crane and Jacomb Hood. (Leadoa David Nutty.-That i Mr Oscar Wilde is an iesthete of course c f everybody knows. That he is a poet of remark. h b able ...

... _,at--eN John Lane, with a new portrait of Mr Tiees. :, the M1archioness of Granby. The same hrm a- about to issue 3Mr Oscar Wilde s play ?? Windermere's Fan, with cover a.:l - designed by Mr Shanmon. This will be ;hr t of a series of Mir Wilde's eomed:es ...

... the past dramatic season, was produced for .h the first time in Edinburgh at this theatre last night. As the work of Mr Oscar Wilde, it -might be expected to clain interest, but it has tf also literary qualities which have and will con- Id tinne to recommend ...

... London was concerned, contented himself with I one piece, The Late Mr Castello, produced as recently as last Saturday. Mr Oscar Wilde gave us An IdealHusband. Mlr C. E. Ward, a new writer, showed promise in A Leader of Men, while Mr H. V. Esmond was ...

... season was sold out a few days after the play was first announced it wvill also be performed on the previous evening. Mr Oscar Wilde has christened his new play An Ideal Husband. It is not a problem play, but the plot is said to be enmotional and the ...

... an Angel. The effect of mountain scenery upon individual char- aster is incidentally illustrated. (From The Bookman.) OSCAR WILDE has written his autobiography, t and we understand that it will be published in the close of the year. WE understand that ...

... decided that his next production at the Haymarket shall be the play of modern life which has been written for hin by Mr Oscar Wilde, and this will be followed by a romantic drama, the idea being to alternate the romantic with the modern plays. In these ...

... bked and;, anmid sioutts of laughter, lay on 'K,½00 cr-cdl nsstseed to rise. A feature of this pcan:erccne is the music ?? Oscar Wilde, e o heas laid undcr contribution, the works e; Ar~' oven Pre, Mendelssohn, Gounod, e1th' o,!.er composers hitherto strange ...

... tshappily strangers to that alars, is watneuicism 'which disports ieit Oe Iy too uttel precious ?? s wemanlia of tshe Oscar Wilde school h ine mate beauty of a- wiilow-patterc to and all the other nonsense strivin o ' at for itself a sort of 19~th ...

... o as Barratoa, by Mr IV. H. Vernon as Sir.Hoacae Isto, Weiby, and by Mr DavidaFisher as the Italian furl prince.ta ,Mr Oscar Wilde nrrived in London to~-day bec from his American trip. which has extended Y0' over a twelvemonth. When lie first went toI ...

... a good oim.. Lady Winder- mere's Fan, t'me prineipal item of the evening's entertaitmnent, is a society' dramna by Mr Oscar Wilde, brillianily wvritten, Ranl wit'l aplot higlhly interesting. IL uiilst he core ied that the ztore is iiot a probable one ...