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... Edited by OSCAR WILDE The Editor has secured the active of many ladies eminent far their rank or talent, or lath. It is soil , handsome, very interesting, rand fall of Eromise. P.aper, t) ye, printing, and illustrations are admirable. —7lse Cassell de ...
... Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The Editor has Aecurcd the active co-operation of many ladies eminent for their rank or talent, or both. It is very handsome, very interesting, and full of promise. Paper, type, printing, ad illustrations are admirable. —1 he Quern ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE llt AMERIOA. The fo:lowing is an amend York Herald of a dinner gives Mr. Wllide by Mr. 8. Weed r Coven were hid kr The wse greed with a et the raked part berg at Nike et the volley. peered is whisk wen plead aloes tee war Two sprier ...
... NE. OSCAR WILDE AND FUNERAL AND MOURNING CUSTOMS. Oscar Wilde, writing on this subject, says. The present etyle of burying and sorrowing for the dead len= to me to make grief grottsque, and to emereing to a mockery. Any reform you can b • be these customs ...
... THE TRIAL OF WILDK CASE OF SHELLEY W/THDIAWIL The second trial of Oscar Wilde was resumed at the Old Bailey, London, before Mr. Justice Willa. The court throughout the day was crowded, and the Marquis of Queensberry . was again an attentive listener. ...
... MONTHLY, „. The Woman's World. Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The Miter has secant,/ mar ladies their real or &but. Awl& It is Iry y handsome very inter. — The Qom. ...
... MONTHLY, In. The Woman's World. Edited by OSCAR WILDE. Ambitious of higher honour than they have yet received, the publishers have sought not only to improve the appearance of this serial by adding to and enlarging its pages, and rendering it as beautiful ...
... ENLARGEMENT OF The Woman's World, Edited OSCAR WILDE, With the NOVRaI PART. price ft. ' Very very interesting, and full of promise. Pars. tyre, printing. and illustrations are ...
... ,---: THE WILDE CASE. Oscar Wilde, 40, and Alfred Taylor were t at the Central Criminal Court, London, on charges arising out of the Queensberry Mr. C. F. Gill and Mr. Horace Avor y on behalf of the Treasu r y ; Si r E. Ckr Mathews, and Mr. Travers Humphte ...
... ENLARGEMENT OF The Woman's World, Edited by OSCAR WILDE, With the NOVEMBER PART. price 10. Very handsome, very intere l ting,. fall a . presnir. aper. type, printing, and illustrations The Omen. ...
... NIONTIILY, 1.. The Woman's World. Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The ?editor has secured active ladies 'misuse for their reach ee or loth. It i, very handaane aad very interesting. The Owes. ...
... MONTHLY, la. The Woman's World. Edited by OSCAR WILDE. Ambitious of higher honour than they have yet received, the publishers have sought not only to improve the appearance of this serial by adding to and enlarging its pages, and rendering it as beautiful ...