... dealing with the poinsin of I law1 to be argued on thie denmnrrer reserved by Mr. in Jca ?? Collins at the first trial of Mr. Oscar Wilde. i RA The snotiona will probably take the ie~is ci a demiand G LU that the criminal proceedings sigainst Mfr. Wilde we ...

... Rose) in a fawn cloth dress with full lilac silk vest, _- Miss Rosina Filippi, in black silk and dark red, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilde, Mr. Clement Scott, and Mr. Id and Mr Robert Buchanan were among those who ! F; applauded Princess Psyche srom boxes, stalls ...

... excite- kment of modern living. TimE 'Erw BUTTONHOLE.-It is a pity to spoil a pretty Etory, but the rumour that it was Mr. Oscar Wilde, the Uestheto, who brought out the fashionable green flower as a buttonhole is without foundation. The I green flower ...

... advantage of all, Miss Marion Terry. a As his next production Mr. Alexander has acceptd a a comedy just completed by Mir. Oscar Wilde. Mrs. Langtry will have concluded her American gien ?? towards thl eloso of next March, an may up' be expected in England ...

... Saw Sirs. Thompson in Cnary-street. She was Shouting ahusive epiithets Iregardingr the Master pf the R1olls1 calling him Oscar Wilde, and saying shbe wished to see 0 him. -She lided earlier in' the day been ejected from .the a8 Law Courts. M.rs. Thompson ...

... 1 THE EXTRAORDINARY IBEBL CASE. I I - ?? OOLLAPSE OF TEE PROSECUTION. OSCAR WILDE IN THE DOCK. Tlho trial f tile action for criminal libel by Mr. 0. Wilde against the Marquis of Queensberry was resumed oil Fridihy before MTr. Justice Collins at the Central ...

... but, notwithstanding, general disorder prevailed for some time before the performande could be continued. MR. OSCAR WILDE IN BOSTON ?? Oscar Wilds lectured at Boston on Tuesday evening to an immense audience. It was announced beforehand that sixty Harvard ...

... Her apartments overlooked the B.A scene of the fire. Among many who called upon her Bc whilst the fire was raging was Oscar Wilde, who re- th, markedd, it is a beamutiful fire. Mrs. Lalgtry'Is el( demeanour under this misfortune has been beyond praise ...

... been the- interviewers, but he: found them agreeable gentlementheir only fault being their opinion , that he resembled Oscar Wilde.' Their kindness encon- , raged him to meet the critics who would'despribe his f first performance. : ' ' , The Continental ...

... oil 'Lochebor, which lie closed with the charming song, Loelhaber no mare. Mr. Chrystal laid u015 the table a copy of Oscar Wilde's Sd10ose. with a few humorous remark-s. Mr. Edmiund Mercer succeeded this with an easav on Old Dirtiosnaxry 1Iuniour ...

... vele akto i ladyship was a blouse-like vest ofhiestn fined at the waist by a jet ornament.Bu faa the trimming on Mrs. Oscar Wilde's costum'e striped cheviot, and, birds' wings ornamented thaV' to correspond. Parthebenfi ofthoe wo ay et ethave s4: a divided ...

... comaiplaints h-fore. They sauilk th ey hadl not, .,mus tilo first thing wlhieh edused them to complain noea was reading Oscar Wilde's, case in the newspapers. 'T7hey did not tell him that they hld talked the matter over, bult lie could tell that thoy had ...