... oSCAR WILDE ON DRESS ANDAt A ffabiomable Sind crowded audience, chiefly of ?? ?? the Victoria rooen 'dailftervoon to welcome i, Of ce Wilde OA viiit io Clifton to leoture on IDres, and th V Art in Modern Life, So far AO his ovn dress u cerned,1there ...

... author of the Bab Ballads elaborated his Rival Curates into a travesty of the medianval affectation attributed to the Oscar Wilde school, 3 Since that date the public have not fouid their tastes etberialised or their perceptions exalted above Mr Gilbert's ...

... the Chelaea aloepita for Women. Amonget the other contributors will be d Lord Tennyson, Robert Browning, Lady Brasdey, Oscar Wilde, Violet Pane, Lady Constance Howard, Bad a it hest of artivts of eminecce, .e The band of fate eeems to have come down ...

... glad to know more about our great depea. drncy, and there is room in our magazies for mny more articles such as this. Mr Oscar Wilded ontri. d buttea a very interesting paper upon ' London Uodels. that is to say artists' models. lathe United States it ...

... Tratmpi, at ;0 the Prince',. she purpoata, howeverf, tryleg the pleuc o at a provlnolal theastre 0The many feterls of Mt. Oscar Wilde will be delighted 0 to corpratulate him upon a certain happy event,- a Drarrrtiee!Jiet'i. h Thset Is a great probability ...

... W. Walton, and Mr. arold LewIm Mr. Henry Irving. Mbis Ellen Terly, too Marion ft y. Mm Banorolt. M. Laboud3hao Ml., Mr. Oscar Wilde, Ml. J. Whbtler, and A&f, Paigrave Simpseo were likewise present, ...

... plan of making each volume complete in itself. The extension of the number of pages in the lii meav's World enaoleit 31r Oscar Wilde to vary the contents more than hitherto. Thus Mrs Henry Fawc(tt writesontheeubjectof Women'sSuffrage, while Mr., C. Morrell ...

... topic In Oc Bristol during the last day or two, and the congratula. w tiors have been both numerous and sincere, k Mr. Oscar Wilde, in his lecture at PrInce'd-haU on Tuesday evening, told his hearers that American a tbeatrical audiences, when they did ...

... considerable sum. Illr Lowensta's ething is beautifully and lovingly done, and is sure to be highly prized as time goes on. Mr Oscar Wilde will contribute to the July number of Linpinoott's Magazine a complete novel, enti. tled The Picture of Dorian Gray ...

... minds to it and took notice from early years would acquire the desirce knack. There are other good contributions, and Mr Oscar Wilde winds up his first volume well. In part 22 of Picturesque Old Bristol, Mr Bird's two etchings appropriately combine past ...

... entitled Moths t Isa Mnde,-Wheu Mr. Oscar Wilds was at a miners' ball in Loadvillo be saw a notice over the piano to the following effect :- Please don't shoot at the pianist, he is doing his best. Mr. Oscar Wilde adds that, considering the amount of ...

... Baysarket Theatre, which they bavelegued for about four moutha from Mr Tree. Their opening play will be a new comedy by Mr Oscar Wilde and they have aleo secured a. new piece by Mr R, C. barton. Among those already IncludEd in the east are Mr Waller, Mr Alfred ...