... December last is considered very much overdue-Mary and Maria. of Hall, which left Great Yarmouth for Hull. THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. London, Wednesday. It is announced that an application will be made at the Old Bailey to try OscarWilde separately from ...

... Rev. Dr. Lanigan, Bishop of Melbourne, has left Black's Royal Hotel, Ryre-square, Galway. Lady Wilde, Mr. Wilde, and Mr. Oscar Wilde, have left Mersion-square for Moytura House, county Mayo, Lord Strathnairn left Kingstown yesterday :for Englanld. | Lady ...

... at least. I iee that myz ii'rtla~it -tIof yesterday as a - anb'itle;3 cha-tcter of rhe statements tuning tie lhettli .f Oscar Wilde in iswit has jienr confirmied by official *-t int. In reply to a letter from Mr. ilu!:;n:K Y; Viiae tasking for informa- ...

... Stoker, Mr. Barry Stullivan, Dr Thoml-on, Snrgeon Tufoell, Professor Webb, Q C; Nfir. W Wilde, Bar- rister at Law; Mr. Oscar Wilde, &c. The Han. Mr. Barrows, replying, s6id-Gentle- men, I bcureely know in wvhat fashion to return vou my thanks for this ...

... countless thousands. Let us adopt in closing the mottos of the N. R. A., Sit Per- N tnum. We are happy to learn that Mr. Oscar Wilde who so recently obtained the Newdigate prize at Oxford, has been awarded a first-class in the final classical schools, which ...

... blank verse on Magdalen, by A. O'B. ; au Invoca- tion to sleep, by John B. Tabb, of Maryland ; and a sonnet by Mr. Oscar Wilde, on a famous picture of the Anun nciation which he had seen in the Va- tican Gallery at itome. A capital essay on the Centenary ...

... artincial botany, and there are contrasts of codlur that, while they mizht oeca- sionallv charm the eve of a disciple of Oscar 'Wilde, might yet drive Ruskin mad. Looking down the room however, and following the line~of these variegated maoazins there is ...

... songs of home, and we have had the esteemed advantage of lectures by such men of mark as Justin M'Carthy, Sir Gavan Daffy, Oscar Wilde, Dr Xintoul, Fitzgerald Molloy, Edmoad Downey, Daniel Crilly, John F Hogan, John Redmond, John O'Leary, and lastly the gentleman ...

... controversy has gathered round an alleged writing table of Thomas Carlyle, purchased at the recent sale at the house of Mr. Oscar Wilde for tf sum of 14k guineas. A niembereof Mr, - Carlyle's family, who has had the6 best Tps- sible opportunity of knowing ...

... IITIIAL LXJI:AIIX'ATIGN (L1TTLE'LO). P5FIST CLABS. Willamu Joseph Csrvan Sharp, William B sines, Alexander M'lntosh (sCit), Oscar Wilde (sech), .5o Richard Wolfe. s Charlep Woods, Willials Bo00the (dSCI), (Ehenezer WiIliai Brcroltoi, \Villiamn Digby Seymour ...

... with the exprew desire ef her Majesty's Ministers, leaves for Lon- don for the consummation of that accordl GENERAL. Mr. Oscar Wilde is about to give a series of lec- tures in London on his recent experience of Ame- rica and Americans. John Gregory, labourer ...

... inflation, butthe reut was joined, and it withstood every test that could be t applied to it. I' It is amusing to see how Mr. Oscar Wilde's threat of becoming a French citizen has annoyed some of the Jingo papers here. At! most one would fancy that the resolution ...