... schoot The second scholar- w ship was not awarded. L .Ma OSOAR VILDE rI LIvgRpooL-To-mnrrow e afternoon and evenin, Mr. Oscar Wilde ?? ai e lecture, at Hope Hall, on his 4Personal Impres- x sions of America, and he will also take the o' opportunity of ...

... Dr. Peacocke, Bishop th E of Meath, was elected Archbishop of Dublin is of in succession to ?? late Lord Plunkett. -s Oscar Wilde has been released from Reading bu thJail, having completed his term of two years' ex he imprisonment. th bie ag In the Crown ...

... Pre- ci vents rednes.s roughness, and chapping. Sold Ieverywhere. Large scented tablets is.; smaller c L (unscented) 6d. , Oscar W'ilde, the Countes3 Aberdeen, her Excel. - lency the Marchionese of Londonderry, and many others speak in the highest terms of ...

... n~ake a tcur through the flited States and Sec Australia. Mrs. Langtr. was presented with a Of bouquet of roses by Sir. Oscar. Wilde on ter be departurae I LNCt:ttON OF THis CHOIRS OF 'ruE PAU7s k CauiiCc OF ST. 'Nrcsoe..ss-These choirs visited thes el ...

... b London).-This second number is very interest- o ing, and in the articles on the Carlyles, Mir. R. J.. Stevenson, Mr. Oscar Wilde, and Mr.ai Rudyard Kipling, gives the reader some good 51 discriminative writing. The insertion of Dr. o Davidson's article ...

... pictures, but when'it comes to diplomacy they are compelled to draw the line. Though Mr. Irving is a man of genius, and Mr. Oscar Wilde is worth discussing, Mr. Gladstone is a sorry nincumpoop, and Lord Salisbury is a sort of charlatan Gordon ] cannot be denied ...

... public worship in the now tA notorious edifice in Hardwick-street. M - _ |. _ -- - I _p I - - I!:- The announcement that Mr. Oscar Wilde gr intended to lecture in Liverpool on Satur- hii day excited, perhaps, only the feeblest th flutter of interest comparedwith ...

... a sent poet free in plain envelope amled upon appii- ?? Marston Remedy Company. 249k, H. igh Holborn, London. trsmhl2 r Oscar Wilde, the CiuntessR Aeraeen, her Excel- lencv the Marchioness of Londonderry, and many 1 others speak in the highest terms of ...

... YOUB-Mrs. 3Langtry arrived early on Monday morning. The S rmanager, accompanied by the newspaper repre- a Isentatives, Mr. Oscar Wilde, and a band of music, g rwent down the bay to meet her, and she received v 3them on the deck of the steamer at seven o'clock ...

... satisfd with fi the performance of the veassa.' * rc mi co sa wi au El gi' of gr re IV th be 'V of to di be Si tb co hi: BMr. Oscar Wilde arrived in Liverpool from New i F York, in the Cunard steamer Bothnia, en Saturday. I I Sr. SA71OUs's, FALENEl1i;ES 5HKT ...

... librarian) said the new catalogue wvas in prepara- lietion, and be waished to know whether a particular he book written be Oscar Wilde was to be ~ss included in it.-4ihe Towon-clerk suggested that 'or the book should be destroyed, or left out of thef tatcatalogue ...

... SATUDAY PTENOON. R esered Stalls, 3s. Unreserved Seats, Zs. Gallery, Is. MR. OSCAR WILDE. .M SAIJBDAY EVE2TG. Reserved Seats. 2sN.' Unreserved Seats, ls.; Gallery, 6d. MM 2 OSCAR WILDE. Plan and Tickets TO-day AT WILLIATI LEAS MUSIC WAREHOUSE, -d 5O AN- 52 ...