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... OICTH AT EVENING. LYCEUM. HAYMARKET THEATRE.—Lemee and Manager, M. BEERBOHM -TO-NIGHT, at S.M. a Now i Pdodera Life. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. entitled A WOMAN OF 1M POItTANM M. and Mr.. Tree: Neikon. Rose Laiereq, Le . rillerS. Mi. Mi. Kelly. and M. ealsnited) ...
... —Les**. sad Manager. Mr. GEORGE ALENANDER. TONIGHT, at 1.32 pun, tualty. alt.. and Original Play, in Four Ante, by Mr. Oscar Wilde. aoudad LADY 1% INDERMEKE S FAN. Mr. George Aliirguiler. 31r. H H. Vioceat. Mr. Ben Weieter. 31r. A. Vane 1 aud Mr. Nati-orb ...
... arrivals were 3115, and clearances 3486. Messrs. Stoddard and Co., of Philadelphia, announces a volume of new poems by Oscar Wilde, and a volume in prose containing an ex- position of restheticism, made under his authority. They are also establishing ...
... Lord 14. r. L.tatir. ?A P. E. J. [toed. tot F rr.!‘ Lady ittilet the Rover. oil H. ft list Bride.ltti • Johnlt.Cough. Oscar Wilde. Vre Irl e • Paschal Groomer.. the Authors •• • Mufti- to. at Rome; No. 4.-IRUNKENNWS in ENtI . JOHN Tiara' doll. rt•dr ...
... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Bofors Mr. Jetties Ilftus.) SZCOND TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDS. Oscar Wilde. 40 utter. to take ea istliekamast with misilsuseasses.-114 Wier (Mr Fruit Q.C.). lb. C. F. Maid Mr. assusatod on roll of she Tammy Sic Ildwariasslos. Q.C.. ...
... JAMES'S THEATRE—Lessee and Manager, Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. TO-NIGHT. at 9.0 punctualiy. LADY WINDERMERF:'S FAN, by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Preceded. at 8.15. by MI DSUM Mr.R DAY. by Walter Frith. For Oast see Under Clock. Doors open at commence at 8.15. No fees ...
... —Wsim madhise. M. 11C100dy. Tow. 40. ilmat.— Temp. W. 114•00 Ti.p 11. Vrnn.—Ciser sky. V. fossarr.—rkss. Temp. St me OSCAR WILDE RELEASED. -4-- This monk* Mr. Travers at hien Mr. %Wass. pawed with tip weerseinhi far the seism el M. Oast Weds. Is * the ...
... THEATRE.—Lessee and Manager, Mr. GEORGE ALF.NAND ER. TO-DAY. at sail TO•NIGIIT. at 9.0, LADY WIN I•ERMERES FAN. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. George Alexander. Mr. H H.Vincent, Mr. Ben Webater, Mr. A. Vane-Tenarest. and Mr. Gout.!: Miss Winifred Emery. Miss ...
... Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. ' l l O-DAY. ot 3.0. and TO-NIGHT. at 9.0 punctually. • new I mod Original in Form Arts. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. entitled WIN DERMF.RE S FAN. Receded. at 0.16. by MIDSUMMER DAY. by Walter Frith. Donn open at 8.0: nortinisti.-e at 8 ...
... THE CASE AGAINST WILDE AND TAYLOR. Mr. Charles Mathews, who has been retained with Sir Edward Clarke for the defence of Oscar Wilde, who is sent from the Bow-street Police-court for trial, asked that the trial might be postponed to the May Sessions, on ...
... yesterday returned a true kill against John Sholto Douglas, Marquess cf Queens* berry, for the alleged libelling of Mr. Oscar Wilde. Sir E. Clarke, Q.C, aud Mr. Charles Mathews ar. for the prosecution ; Mr. Carson, Q.C, Mr. C. P, Gill, and Mr. A. Gill ...
... TERRY. Manager, ST. JA11111313 THEATRN —Lessee Mr. ALEXANDER. TO,ION T. at u.O punctually. LADY IFINDERMERF'S FAN. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. at 8.15. by MIDSUMMER LAY. by Walter Frith. Doors open as 8.0. commence tic 8.15. No foes PTOTICE cons. ,ueore of the demand ...