... and men this regiment are now Cairo. Tbs firdt regiment, composed of blacks, was aomhilated. Literary and Art Notes—Mr Oscar Wilde has ■ been appointed editor of the Lady't World. Mr Nicholas Chevalier is engaged water colour drawing, in which are to ...

... W. T. Slaanua. Eaq., Hon. Mr*. Staanas .ad .sifo arrirwi at Kiag-rtuwo trcua *»!,• land. Lady Wilds, Mr. Wilde, sod Mr. Oscar Wilde M . DE AND THE SL EZ CANAIuo followina sre the Utest Amrsls .1 U« Br.-Jm U))*1 M.r.». HoW. B«» -CspUis end ,| t!l ,l ...

... regretted that many instances his models are of somOwhat coarse tyoo- We say coarse advisedly, for* they are not depravei. Oscar Wilde would have believe that depravity is not any means inconsistent with culture of a high order, but Moynan’S models certainly ...

... Four Acts, by Arthur W Pinero. THE SECOND MRS TANQUERAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, The new and Original Play in Four Acts, Oscar Wilde, LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN. Grand Day I SATURDAY Week, Performance. October 21st at 30. LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN, Prices—Balcony ...

... Sembrich will don, but Calve will not come July. U.i ' lCk * rewaiuu e Fevae*. iioSWiaXA Bauvo nZT*!-^ ■SSSSSSSSSib TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. VERDICT AND SENTENCE. Loudon, Saturday. Tbt trial of Otcar Wilde wag resumed at tbe Old Bailey to-day before Justice Wills ...

... that the tenants pud their rents 10-s per cent übafejmeot. O.'CAR Wilde a Feminine You Man.— Tho lowing description of Mr Oscar Wilde liomo is from an Americ.n piper i—Tho apartment was intensely warm. hot coal fire the low-down grato burned fiercely, though ...

... mention the stanza by Lord Tennyson, and sonueCs R Browning, Violet Fans. Mary Walker. Herman Marivale, and J H Aveliug. Oscar Wilde also contributes a little poem, entitled Under the Balcony. The tales and anecdotes are principally by Lady Constance Howard ...

... Quite expected to see him come in with crown shaved and hair otherwise cropped close. But adheres to earlier style of Oscar Wilde. (Whispered among the boys that he’s taken 1 oath neither to shave nor cat bis hair till Joseph 1 Gillis is made a baronet ...

... sincere apologies. Those who did not know it will be so delighted at discovering the truth that they will not need any. Mr. Oscar Wilde says in the current number of the Fortxxyhtly that there are>only two theatres London to which the British playgoer goes ...

... the found .od teste wxhdLd the interior of the pUne. The work »l P»mto and sculptor (to hand ia-h.nd. and nh-xlly l„«- as Oscar Wilde or Bimie done* could not hut acb>c>r ledee with all their laddisiu. which rapidly being relegated ,o oblivion, the harmony ...

... England. .lames Little has left St Stephen'sgreen, N, for a fortnight. Departures from Kingstown per Royal Mail Steamers Oscar Wilde, Esq ;Mr and Mrs Egerton Carter, Mrs Wingfield Verner, Miss Verner, J G M’Eotacgart, Miss Sadlier, Mr and Mrs Ellweatt, ...

... and morality ; ami helping the masses to ameliorate their own condition. MR OSCAR WILDE AS THE HERO OF FARCE. “The New York correspondent of the Dculy Nexcs says : Mr Oscar Wilde’s lecture attracted a large and fashionable audience last eveoioe- Tne hall ...