... Mr. Oscar Wilde. A New York correspondent telegraphs that Mr. Wilde sailed for home by the Bothnia yesterday. sorrowfulry. He says his mission reform the Stes and dress the Americans has been ta.lu- W« has been New York for month past and has much fun ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Tha Omaha and Daily Republican ot March print long descriptive reports visit Mr Oscar Wilde to their far western city, where, under the auspices of the Social Art Cub, delivered lecture •' Decorative Art. ''He wore,' says the Herald, •• ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. A New York telegram of Wednesday says :—Mr. Oscar Wilde sailed for homo by the Bothnia to-day. lett sorrowfully. He says his mission to reform the tastes and dress of the Americans has been a failure, lie been in New York for a month ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. The Nerv York Herald gives the following account of a dinner given to Mr. Oscar Wilde a Mr. S. Ward. Covers were laid for eight. The table was graced with a mammoth bed of flowers, the central part being composed of lilies of the valley ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. It is stated to-day that tho lady to whom Mr. Oscar Wilde is engaged is Miss Constanco Lloyd, daughter the late Mr. Horace Lloyd, Q.C. ...

... MR, OSCAR WILDE B EGS to announce that he will Riveone of LECTURES at the THEATRE ROYAL. EXETER, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 26TH. Seats can now be booked. Prices as usual SUBJECTS :— THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL. AND PERSONAL IMPREiSIONS OF AMERICA. ...

... OSCAR WILDE ARRESTED. A despatch from St. John, N. 8., dated October 13th, says .-—Oscar Wilde lectured here to-night At Moncion last night he was arrested instance of the Young Men's Christian for breach of contract to lecture under the auspices of the ...

... ME. OSCAR WILDE, On Tuesday this apostle of modern art delivered his lecture “The House Beautiful,” at the Temperance Hall. Mr. Wilde speaks most fluently, and his matter is interesting and sensible. Wo are satisfied that those who heard him were pleased ...

... OSCAR WILDE AND SPERANZA. Mb O.sc.ui Wilde, the Bunthorue of real li?, but for the fact that twenty love-sick bother their heads about his vagaries, will to a Newcastle audience to-night about Tj, House Beautiful. We confess to rather kinjp regard ...

... Edited OSCAR WILDE, “The Editor has secured the active co-operation of many ladies emicent for their rank or talent, or both. It very Handsome, very interesting, and full of promise. Paper, type, printing, and illustrations are admirable.” —The Queen ...

... MR OSCAR WILDE WOl deliver TWO AFTERNOON LECTURES, On THURSDAY WEEK, Nov. (at 3), THE HOUSE BKA TIFDL. The true principles Decorative Art a« applied to the extenor and interior decoration of the homrs of the people. FRIDAY. Nov. (at 3). PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS ...

... OSCAR WILDE AMERICA. In his second lecture, delivered last night Queen Street Hall, Einburgh, Mr Oscar Wilde gave his Personal Impressions of Ameiea. There was a good attendance. The lecturer stated at the outset that he could not give any useful ...