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... • - - - - AYM A ItKET.-31 r. WALLE Rood Mr. MORELL. 1 Menairrrt.—AN !DEAL HVSKANIO. by OSCAR WILDE. EVERY EVERIIIO. . Y. safer. Alfred Ri•Foti. Brookfield. Cmate Stuart. Ftenforl. Deane. tiocrlhort. H. Meielitanes Motrin Hallett. Florence. We..t. Ireton ...
... STANDARD__BI2IOEML OOLITHE rya NEW BOOKS, KEUMIT EDITIONS, an and COMPANY'S ANNOUNCETIMI7OIIORLD. NritiUrErWORTAD. Edited by OSCAR WILDE. _llllO7 giros L., Part of i l r b• WOMAN% WOULD. by . OSCAR PcEta • 'I Pi=me la Jeer* Owwweee Ignewee. B 7 Amy Lm. RIP ...
... -—-- - - - I.3IAYMARKIST.—)Ir WALLEHand Mr. MORKLI., Itanerra.—AN IDEAL HI.TsIANTI. by OSCAR WILDE. EVERY RI EN'S°. at 7 1 .50. Waller. Alfred Lb.,.. 50'aoltd.1.1. Cerdso smart. Stanton. Deane. Meyrick. tioodhart„ sal enartoe H. Itre tante.. Fanny Maw ...
... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Oscar Wilde at Queenstown ye.- terday by tLe (tom Now York. New York City Debt doertamed by twn dok lett the total bnug co* 1«),141448 do* It appears 2.424,411 o( ihqipiii.. artived io the port of Hull is, 1882. curt.p.utul,4 ...
... THE EVEN/NG STANDARD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. Conjecture has been rife as to Mr. Oscar Wilde',, new play, Lade Fed, ever since it was annulment for production, on taturday night., under Mr. (Imre. Alexander's management at the St. James's ...
... JAMEnb and manager, Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. TO-NICHT. at 9.0. LADY WINDERMERE'S VAN by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. George Alexander, Mr H. H. incest. Mr.tien Webster. Mr. A V aneliemoest. and Mr. Nutcombe Gould: Mile Winifred Emery, Miss Fanny Coleman. Mimi Laura ...
... DUELLING- IN FRANCE. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, Wednesday Night, The case of Oscar Wilde led to a discussion in the Press between M. Huret and M. Catulle Mcndes, which had its end in a duel fought this afternoon in the Forest of St. Germain. M. ...
... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Wills.) TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. Oscar Wilde, 40, author, surrendered to take his trial a second time on an indictment charging him with certain misdemeanours. — The Solicitor General (Sir Frank Lockwood, ?? Mr ...
... subject given out was— 'Ars tragica Sophoclea cum Shakespcariana comparata, Oscar Wilde. — Mr. Baron Pollock, sitting in Chambers, decided, on Saturday, to allow Oscar Wilde out on bail, himself security in 2500 J., and two other sureties of 1250/. each ...
... difficult task of awakening interest in Paris. Mi Roche aas tbe Itecubs represented —they have no —by Miss Bare and Mrs. Oscar Wilde. ...
... This viU ormtain Oontrions by the R. Compton nycluty Grundy, Arnhem sad other Eminent Writers, arid an Original Poem by OSCAR WILDE, nattier] THE HARLSYTS THE DRAMATIC REVIEW, 12 ansl 14, Cattoulnentrant, Strand. Paginated Saturday. 3.1. Of 2.lrenta. ...
... concerning ono Oscar Wilde, ?? Albemarle-street, on the ?? of February, 1895. at the parish of St. George's.— Mr. C. O. Humphreys prosecuted, and Sir George Lewis appeared for the defence. •__ __ Mr. Humphreys, tn opening the case, said Mr. Oscar Wilde was a ...