RUSSIA. THE LOSS OF A SPANISH CRUISER A PARISIAN DANGER FATAL GAS EXPLOSION. DISASTROUS FIBES
... EXPLOSION. DISASTROUS FIBES. THE PEAKY EXPEDITION. A CAPTAIN ...
... EXPLOSION. DISASTROUS FIBES. THE PEAKY EXPEDITION. A CAPTAIN ...
... a iargo book provided for the purpose, and wore amused observe that no one had ventured to inscribe single word beneath Oscar Wilde’s characteristic signature, written more than midway down the page. The pens of others had apparently shied away fioia the ...
... Russian Prison Horrors, Distressed Irish in Toronto. Ac ; The Court, Fashionable Intel ignee ; The Tun** the Disaster; Mr Oscar Wild’s Impressions of America; Supposed Plot to Blow Up the German Embassy; Party Feeling in Derry. 6. News—The Church, Ac; Christian ...
... been engaged for six nights and one morning performance, commencing on Monday, October. This entertainment will succeeded Oscar Wilde’s most successful play. A Woman of No Importance.” from the Hayraarket Theatre, London. There will next be presented the ...
... MK 03CJLK WILDE’S NEW PLAY. Oscar Wilde’s new play, Ideal Hut* produced for the first time tin QavEatrkct Theatre, London; acbievsd triumph, says the Daily Nevt, which wa« tdf beat pesaibly angary fer the fortane of te ...
... Saturday, Arthur ymero’s original play. ’’ The Second Mrs Isaqueray; Wednesday and Friday, Pair j Lunatics, followed Oscar Wilde’s new end original play, entitled Lady Winderjcccj’i Fae.’' There will day performccce Saturday, when Lady Winder. c' ...
... rSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Friday Oscar Wilde's play “The Ideal Husband reached iu huadvddlb performance the Hayaaxket, and at conclusion ooe-charaoter piece called “ Fortaee's Foei” was given. Mr Lewis Waller undertook this, end difficult undertaking ...
... the disease. human mind, said Luther, “is like drunkard on horseback; prop it on one aide, and faffs on the ether.’’ Mr Oscar Wilde's definition tux-hunliug. the ■pursuit of tho unspeakable after the uneatable,” is hardly so far fetched that of a previous ...
... Keglment, was on Saturday installed as Military Knight St Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle. The Daily Telegraph reports that Oscar Wilde’s play. *• Salome,” has been refused a licence by the Lord Chamberlain. The request of Herod's daughter to Herod for the ...
... lift tbe piece. Miss Florence West and Mr Lewis Waller are seen to little advantage more serious characters. Writing of Oscar Wilde’s play, '* Lady Windermere Fan,” the St James's, tba Athtm*umnyn: —The construction is neat and ingenious, and the scene ...
... Western savants now turn to Asia : cither these or peculiar modes of artistic skill- Europe, according to a inoi said to be Oscar Wilde's, never invented religion or wrought a beautiful car|>ct. It is needless to add that Sir Arthur's book is almost completely ...
... 4d and Bd. Five lb free per post rail, receipt postal ordersJ. arla3k. 20 North Earl street, Dublin vr wrr.px off Phf™. Oscar Wild# IsctureU yesUrday afternoon m tb« Oaisty Thsatr* to a small audience on the sub* ©I •• Dress.” Mr Wilde, who spoke in an ...