... T. JAMES'S THEATRE-Lessee and Manager, Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. TONIGHT. at 9.0 minctaally. LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. George Aleunder. Mr. H. if. Vincent, Mr. Be, Webster. Mr, A. Vane-1 empest and Mr. Nutcombe Gould ; Winifred Emery ...

... say tin. Guards are jealuus, and the mullet ti only Vauban Vim Moltke, an I never :alert ia* rice in. eting. J THET AT —Oscar Wilde w.i ref:fatly greeted with derision on 'Change in New York. of leaving lilies fur awhile going in for stocks. O. W. Irobabl7 ...

... Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER-On sATURDAY NEXT. • V.th inst.,will be produced a New and Original Play , in Four ' Acts. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. entitled LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. • The Theatre will remain closed that date for Anal re-1 Menials. Boa office open daily ...

... and Lord Drumknelt, Earl Countess of Waldegrave, the Earl of Arran, Lord Edward Fitzmanrice, Mrs. Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. Beerbohm Tree, Mr. and Mrs. George Grossmith, Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lowther, Sir ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Mr. TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE AND TAYLOR. Om , W dy bled 40. aid Alfred Taylor. es ei we severally talk-tad —Bk. C. F. Gill awl Mr. Howse Avery wash be es.s es WNW et it.. ; Cie Mood bei, QAI., LP.. Mr. Mathews, oil Mr. elbephseys ...

... Maidenhead, is much better, and hopes are entertained of his speedy recovery. His Lordship is gaining strength daily. 3lr. Oscar Wilde arrived at Queenstown yes- erday by \hc s t earn er Bothnia ttom New York. ...

... THEATRE.—Leasee and Manager, Mr. KOKO F: ALEXANDER. TO-DAY. at 3.0. sod TO-NIGHT. at 9.0 LADY WIN DERN FRF'S FAN. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Pmerdad. at 11.15. by MIDSUMMER DAY. by Walter Frith. Fur Cast see Under Clock. Doors ores at 9.0. teammate at 5.15. Nukes ...

... ' V 4 IterkearY °Mlle* By 4, The Old He Archibald Forbes. I. By the Hon. Jail' Win o neld. With Illustrati 6. Modes. By Oscar Wilde, With Illustration by Harper fmnington. 7. mane limbo. Soy 1 , , Marion Crawford. O. Et By H. D. Trutt. A Piesont.-A il ...

... Young, General Merritt, Dr. I*ird Collier, Messrs. G. R. Sims, John Hare, Comyns Carr, Charles Dickens, Won cure Conway, Oscar Wilde, T. P. O'Connor, ?? Forbes-Robertaon, Carl Rosa, .Sir Julius Benedict, Messrs. Edward Terry, James Albery, David Jame?, ...

... DEFENCE. - NOTHING WITHDRAWN. The hearing of the charge against tile Marques* a Queensberry of crirrounlly libelling Mr Oscar Wilde was this morning at the k'entrol C'runitial Court, before Mr. Jostle, H nCullins The defence is a justificition of the ...

... said— That is qi _-_j •*« as far as the police are concerned. ?? t() t son, ho then added, That is my son, wrho hsil Oscar Wilde. He struck me in Piccadilly ?? P. Douglas said, Yes. It is through ?? ?? disgusting letters to my wile. ' They then ...

... drawing-room romance of A Woman of No Importance -was hardly a greater change than that from the dainty society manner of Mr. Oscar Wilde to the sledge-hammer blank verse of Mr. Henry Arthur Jones in The Tempter. From Mr. Jones's Early English' fable we now ...