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... MR. OSCAR WILDE AMERICA, Americans have succeeded extracting large amount of amusement from Oscar Wilde’s visit. There was a slight disposition at first to take him seriously, but his presence, observations, and personal aspect speedily dispelled it. ...
... THE WOMAN’S WORLD. OSCAR WILDE* Now Ready. Price 18s. THE WOMAN WORLD VOLUME forISSS. Edited OSCAR WILDE. Illustrated tbroogbout with high-class Wood Eogravings. The November Part, Price Is, commences the Enlarged Senes. ...
... Mr. Oscar Wilde been appointed editor of the Ladies’ World. . . » . At Quincv. ffliaois, man with parachute leaped from a bail Kin when a height of 5,000 feet, and reached the ground safely. The German Crown Princess (Princess Royal of fcng* land) has ...
... also on the advisability forming a society for the furtherance of this reform.” 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 he himself made a gallant but unsuccessful ...
... history of that I need not dwell on the inddentsin connection. I bad got space In last week’s letter mention the marriage of Oscar Wilde and Miss Lloyd, which took place, special license, at three o’clock pm. at Bt. James’s, Paddington, on the 28 alt. I was ...
... every home where art i« appreciated.”—Standard. rpHE WOMAN'S^WORLD: Ready for Decemtier, price 1-.. WOMAN’S WORLD. Edited Oscar Wilde, _A COXTAIRnro: THE YOUNG KNIGHT. Walter Crank. MISS MARY ANDERSON IN THE • WINTER'S TALE. the Author •* John Halifax, ...
... MB. OSCAR Ofi AMERICA. kt *».- Prinr.pa Hall. Piccadilly, London, on Tuesday eveninff, Mr. Oscar Wilde lectured on his unof Americft.’’ ttat hjd mtte useful Information to give, be daecHbed Hence of the interviewer. the horary of Ua States, who sprang ...
... the shade the trees. Lady .Terser confers a boon on society giving these parties every Saturday during the season. Mr. Oscar Wilde has returned to literature, i This time it is not volume of poems, but col, lection of fairy tales. I jmpnose the now devolopi ...
... the space was quickly filled. Amongst thorn thj reserved portion were Mr. Stuart Wortley. M.P.. Mr Mundella, M.P., Mr. Oscar Wilde. Lord Rosoherv. Mr. keonard Tourtnev, M.P., Earl Pembroke. Sir Lyon Plavftir, Mr. Predk. Harrison, and Sir Sullivan. 'The ...
... social celebrities, authors, artists, actors, soldiers, jockeys, have been shown to the world in similar fashion ; and when Oscar Wilde was the laughing-stock of sensible London, Mr. Pellegrini (whose nickname is Pelican ”) did not disdain to pillory him in ...
... ' though Married,’’ its attractiyenoss and its interest are enhanced in a manifold degree. Under the presidency of Mr. Oscar Wilde, whoso ultra-asstho- ticism has been laughed out of existence by Punch , and Mr. W. S. Hilbert, Mr. Hardy treated a symi ...
... Alderman EDKLSTON will Ticket* of Admission, la; 6d; number at 3d each. Loom open at? p.m., to commence 30. See Fasten. Mh. Oscar Wilde Will Deliver A LECTURE, the Assembly boom, Public Hall, Pmstos, On the evening erf Wedsbsdat. Feb. 13th, entitled. ••PERSONAL ...