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... JAMES'S THEATRE —Lersee aid Manager, Mr. GEORGE ALF.NANDE IL TO,II(1 HT. at punctually. I LADY WIN GERMERF'S FAN. y Mr. Oscar Wilde. Preceded. at 8.15. by MIDSUMMER DAY. by Walter Frith. Doors open at 8.0. commence at 6.15. No Nee. •I . YRIC THEATRE. —Mr ...
... establish a shipyard under the bounty law, also a lino of steamers from Bordeaux to Brazil, and from New York to Bordeaux. Oscar Wilde received a respectful hearing from a Newhaven audience, including two hundred students of the Yale College, but curiosity ...
... JAMES'S THEATRE-Lessee azid - Miulager . ; Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. TO if at P.O punctually. LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN, by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. i.e Tie Alexander. Mr. H. H. Vincent, Mr. Ben Webster. Mr. A. Vane-I euipest. and Mr. Nutconibe Gould. Miss Winifred ...
... Grand Jury would bably feel it their dnty to return a true 'bill Tvf 0 ' was a very serious charge against two men JiS Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor. It was not ?? to allude to the facts of the case. The Grau. t V would see what the charges were. It was ...
... JAMES'S THEATRE-Lessee and Manager, Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. YOMIGHT. at 2.0 punctually, a and original Play. M Four by Mr. Oscar Wilde. entitled LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. Mr. George 31y. H. H. Vincent. Mr. Ben Webster. Mr. A. Vane Tempest. and Mr. Nutcoutbe ...
... ALEXANDRE. A - 7 Low.. awl Masser, -TO NIGHT and EVERT EVEN. ING. st DAL THE 111 , EARN AST. • Trots' Comedy foe People- EY OSCAR WILDE. Cast Iwo n 4., Prroedeo. at LTA by TRZ sEASON. by E. Marholl. Deur. In WAS. ofhre N. Arnold 0 Mule. 100 to LO. Seats nes ...
... —Lemee and Hammer, Mr. GEOlti F. ALEX AN DER. TO NI() at 6.50 punetually. a New and Original Play. In I our Acts. by Mr. Oscar Wilde, entitled LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN : Mr. Georste Alaxander. Mr. H. H. Vincent. Mr. nen Webster. Xi r. A. Tempest. Mr. A. Hulks ...
... mora than six months without the leave of the Court. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Oiitai.d.) THE AFFAIRS OF OSCAR WILDE. A sitting was held for the public examination of Oscar F. O'Flahertie W. Wilde, iate of Tite-street, Chelsea, and now a ...
... which he believed they a deserved, of kindliness to the brother or sister artist in alHiction. Mr. Onslow Ford and Mr. * Oscar Wilde spoke to two of the toasts. Mr. Frank Lockwood, M.P., was yes- * terday presented with the honorary freedom of r the city ...
... Mentgomery, and noaadays it would seem as though the period of Tennyson and Browning to die away into the period of Mr. Oscar Wilde. In practical science, on the other hand, • lull followed the great age of invention which gave us railways, steamboats ...
... reappeared on Wednesday evening at Ealing, however, and gave an address which had about it distinct signs of exhauation. Mr. OSCAR WILDE said some very true and pertinent things about Dress ; the only weak point about his remarks is that they have been very ...
... T. Botsford, 62, High Holborn. -8-OCIETTREVI Of This Week OONTAINS the First Instalment of a Story, In Two Pub, by Er. OSCAR WILDE, entitled LORD ARTHUR RAVILE'S CRIME: A Tale of Cheirornaney. The 00URT and SOCIETY REVIEW. Offices 142, Strand, W.C. Blxence ...