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... dewaited avurity. mid that upon the approvals( by the Court the bankruptcy be annulled. Mr. A. H. WILDT, Metal Receiver.) OSCAR WILDE - 3 lIANKRITTCY. The first statutory meeting of creditors was held under the failure of Oscar Y. 011abertin W. Wilde. lilted ...
... with in the interval. (Before the Recoudeb.) THE CASE OF WILDE AND TAYLOR The Grand Jury have found a true bill agaiust Oscar Wilde and Taylor. It was the general opinion yesterday that the Recorder will try the case on Friday. Mr. C. F. Gill and Mr. Horace ...
... would prosper with the world. — Among the subsequent speakers were Mr. Lockwood, Q.C, Mr. Staveley Hill, M.P., and Mr. Oscar Wilde. At the Suffolk Assizes yesterday, George Frederick Wilfred Ellis was indicted before Mr. Barou Pollock for knowingly, wilfully ...
... But leave us still our old stupidity. . (laughter, and hear, hear.) The speaker read the fol- lowing letter from Mr. Oscar Wilde, remarking that it was very Oscar Wildish : — Dear Mr. Blanch, — I have to thank the members of your Club for their ...
... JAMES'S THEATRE.—LeeIeri and Manager. Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. TO-NIGHT. at 9. 0 punctually. LADY WINDERMERE S FAN. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. George Alexander. /dr. H. H. Vim Mr. Ben Wetster. Mr. A. VanaTempest. and Mr. Notiombe (bald: bliss Winifred Emery ...
... • -- - - ST. fAHES'S THEATRE.-Lessee aud Manager, Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. TO•NIGIIT. at 9.0. LADY WI X DERM ERE 8 FAN. by Oscar Wilde. Mr. Groom Aevaoiler.7dr. H ILVinrent. Mr Ben Webster. Mr. A. Vane-Tempest. and Mr. Nutcombe Gould ; Miss Winifred Emery ...
... John Stainer, Mr. Alfred Austin, Mr. E. 11. Underdown, Q.C., Professor Erichsen, Sir Henry Bergne, Professor Foster, Air. Oscar Wilde. Mr. Theodore Watts, Mr. Walter Besant, John Strange Winter, Sir Frederick Pollock, and Mr. 11. Gilzean Reid. In proposing ...
... Massachusetts, is reported officially ; several fatal cases have occurred, and the affected herds have been quarantined. Of Oscar Wilde's new play, the New York Times says : — The play is unreal, long-winded, and wearisome. It comes as near to being a failure ...
... costs. Possibly the pro- fessor will pay for the lady. There is no truth in the rumour which was current yesterday that Oscar Wilde had been released from Portland, and had gone to the Continent. Our Reading Correspondent has authority for saying that ...
... Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. TO-MORROW (fru a rril ENING. at 5.3 J ouncturne. will be produced a hew and Play. In Four Act. •e. Oscar Wilde, entitled LADY WINI ERE'S FAN. Lord Windermere Lord Darlington Lord Antietam Lorton Charles Dumby Mr. Cectl tireham Lady ...
... ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.—Leesee and Manager, Mr. 0 EORt il: ALEXANDER. TONIGHT. at punctually. LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Preseded. at 8.15. by MIDSUMMER DAY. by Walter Frith. Doors open at 8.0. commence at 11.19. feet. - _ . . - -- OTICK—In ...
... —Leisee and Manager, Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDEIL—TO-HIGHT Iftetardayl. at 8.30 pun will he undiced a sad Ms. In Four Attl, yNf r. Oscar Wilde. entitled LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN: Mr. George Alexander, Mr. H. H. Vincent, Mr. Bee Webster. Mr A. Vane Tempest. Mr. A. Holies ...