... interchange of telegrams :— From Oscar Wilde, Exeter, to J. McNeill Whistler, Tite Street. —Pooch too ridiculous—whenyou and I are together we never talk about anything except ourselves. From Whistler, Tits Shoot, to Oscar Wilde, Exeter.— No, no, Oscar, you ...

... dancing is adrawing room exercise, and its dress should certainly be artistic. It is very sensible, and it reads like Mr. Oscar Wilde. This has in fact been the burden of that gentleman's parable from the time when ho himself made a gallant but unsucessful ...

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... Robert Browning; and Sir Frederick Bramwell, the great engineer, towering above everybody else in the room except Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mrs. Lynn Linton, looking with clear eyes through her spectacles, was attired in black silk, with jetted lace sleeves, ...

... auspices of the Women's Committee of the International Arbitration and Peace Association. Mts. Leath= Bright presided.— Mrs. Oscar Wilde read a paper, in which she offered a number of practical suggestions to wives, mothers, and schoolmistresses. Children should ...

... the same family peculiarity. Mr. Oscar Wilde has returned to literature. This time it is not a volume of poems, but a collection of fairy tales. I suppose the new development represents the emancipation of Mr. Oscar Wilde a mind 'from the erotic muse. The ...

... Ha. levnia. Canon Farrar, the Rev. Mr. Haweis, Mr. Wilson Barrett, Mr. Fronde. Miss Violet Cameron, Mrs. Langtry, Mr. Oscar Wilde, and Miss Forteseue have all shed their light upon the American continent. The majority of these travellers have returned ...

... whether the vote for the army may be postponed until Monday without breach of the law. ATHLETES v. €STHETES. THE disciples of Oscar Wilde at Oxford University continue to have a bad time. Some months ago there w•as a pleasant little scene in an undergraduate's ...

... Its-roneemso • Mr. Wilde on Drees again. Confound it We elootild very mu , ll like, for a change, to see Dress on Dr. Oscar Wilde. guns ANOTKEZ Pam or Bnoze.—lt is all very well to felicitate Prince Allier Victor on bis coming of age. But how about ...

... Mrs. Kendal, and one each to Dion Bowies-Lull and Signor Salvini, Oscar Wilde and Archdeacon Ferrer. Tho Humbugs is the biggest list of the lot, nett to the Claimant coming Oscar Wilde, General Itooth, Lord Randolph Churchill, and Irving Birhop, in order ...

... Berlin. The work comes down to 11171. Mr. David Nutt will issue in the course of the spring Five Fairy Tales, by Mr. Oscar Wilde, with three lull•page illustrations by Mr. Walter Crane, and vignettes and tail-pieces by Mr. Jacomb Hood. Colonel Alec ...

... cleverness. In our own district, Mr. Sherard will by many be most probably remembered as an admirer and intimate friend of Oscar Wilde, the high priest of the msthetic culture. I trust there may be nothing but truth in the newspaper reports, and heartily ...