... Photographic Studio. Lower Savkviile-etrot-t, Dublin, liidcis |*ost promptly attended to. UM VEll SI TV IS TELLJOESCK UXKJBD. Oscar Wilde, of Magdalen College, has been declared the i’riaeman for mis year. Mr Wilde is ex-scholar of Trinity College, and we are ...

... The right of per., forming in public this play is reserved by the author ! is not a collection of smart sayings of the Oscar Wilde type, tbosgh is not destitute of wit. For instance, “ Criticism, particular y dramatic criticism, is the art of your own ...

... MONDAY NEXT. November C:h. For Six Nights and oi.a Matinee only, BSERBOHM TREKS COMPANY. Jn the New and Modem Life, by Oscar Wilde. WOMAN IMPORTANCE. As played crowded the llaymurket Theatre, London. GRAND DAY SATURDAY WEEK, PERFORMANCE, November 11 (at ...

... anxiety, as Mr Childers’* power cf mischief is now limited. Imitation is not always ilatterine. At bia lecture Wandsworth Mr Oscar Wilde expressed liia extreme annoyance that a body of young men bod received him the hall dressed exactly as he was dressed, and ...

... Beerbohm Tree intends, it la said, to bring out three dramas afternoon representations—“ A Woman of Importance, by Mr. Oscar Wilde; au adaptation, Mrs Beriuger, Mr. Bariug-Gould’s Mehalah ; ami Ibsen s •• An Enemy of the People.” Mr. George Alexander ...

... engagement of MR H LEEIIBOHM TREE’S COMPANY (Under the direction of II Morell.) the New and Orictnal Flay of Modern Life, by Oscar Wilde, WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE. An played to crowded bcases the llaymaikel'iheaire. Eouduo. GRAND SAT CUD AY NEXT. PERFORMANCJ; ...

... for the county Londonderry in opposition the official candidate of the Government. An action has been begun against Mr Oscar Wilde. It not of so romantic a character as might be anticipated, being in fact for the price of guano and manure alleged to have ...

... Oas-ell and Co announce that the first part “ Th Woman’s World,” the senes of “ The Laly's World.” whoa is to edited by Mr Oscar Wilde, 11 published October It has been stated that “ Dame Wigjias of Lee,” was written bv Mrs Snarpe. A daughter the late Charles ...

... P»n*i« I mo, tir, year otodMKt esrftol. W- Dahlia, let, 1895. teas. u, u«, um, ■*. jQDCI ha the bait osaat oiobaz's jjrEL OSCAR WILDE. the MARynS OF queens- in the dock. London, Saturday. To. M.rqoJ wa, N.wlou »( Co * ' K, ' ,i y 1 ..ntiv ,nd molMioo,!y ...

... title whioh he gave to it. Adestheticism had of late been associated with all the eccentricities lilies, son flowers, and Oscar Wilde (laughter and applause), popular play and operas. There was doubt all buat the association of taste and art with religion ...

... Irish Parliamentary Part) . Mrs Frank Leslie, the wealthy New York newspeper owner, lias married Mr William Wiiae, brother Oscar Wilde. • * For oor Weather Forecast and Report see 2. For Legal Diary see page Pricoe page 6. programme of Coming Eveuts 2. That ...

... where the terrib'e accident ocouried to train filled w.lh pilgrims on February 2d.b. Fourteen person* weie lied. The trial Oscar Wilde and Al'red Taylor was resumed yesterday, and will conclude today. A d strnciivo fire occurred iu suburb of Constantinople ...