... OSCAR WILDE. Describing Oscar Wilde's appeartnee at his lecture in that city, a Glavow paper says Exactly at eight he walked on the platform alone, and entiosity was put at rePt. The **theta wan then 'teen to be a man of middle .IZP, of stoutish figura ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Penelope writes in the La 'waster Obxen•rr : —Mr. Oscar Wilde ban returned fmm America, full of anecdotes and in the beat humour with both sides the Atlantic, only Irroatly amuse:: with the practices of Western journalists, who in it terviewirg ...

... than he—Mr. Oscar Wilde. Now, we must say that there is much lin the too utterly utter schist which is to us the acme of absurdity and nonsense—though there wan plenty of the :esthetically absurd in fashionable society long before Oscar Wilde was heard ...

... OSCAR WILDE. &vently Mr. Oscar Wilde delivered Isis lecture The 'Louse Beantifill• before an exceedingly numerous audience in Newea the-on- Tyne. That he met aith the approbation of hid auditors was maiiifu-t from the freqiie A and hearty app'au-si lie ...

... OSCAR WILDE DUPED, The superintendent el Nike in New York oatfirms the report that Carer Wilde was duped by '' Banco swindlers On Deo. 14th. One of thew pretended to be the of Drexel. the banker, and thereby induced Mr. Wilde to land ltint—drat cash ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. It is stated that Mr. °emir Wilde intends to deliver several lectures on Lis AMeriaill experiences. His lectunnc tour did not prows a grist financial success, but he hopes that be will be weft in own onuutry. SHOCKING DEATH OF A YOUNG ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Oaar Wilde arrived at Saw Yolk on Satin. der, to sisperiotend the production of has play Vera,' at the I 'mon square Theatre. on the 90th. Me excites a alight ainoinit of curvuasty merely bm.auge L. haer..t. his hair. MURDER AND ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. TLe LL;lits o' Loudon and Patience continue to attract crowded houses in New York. The main effect of Mr. Wilde's visit has been to increase the interest in the latter play. Before be came the manager% had a new piece in rehearsal ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Oscar Wilde hue returned from America, and starts on au allcomad lecturing tour this week. Ha play Vera, that roused the wrath of the New Yorkers, will be produced in Boston shortly. sod we shall see what the hub will my to it ...

... OSCAR WILDE SNUBBED. Oscar Wilde has enjoyed but • fleeting public favour in America. A former American Minister to France intriduced him to the Century Club, the niembersbip of. which is most distinguished. Wilde was treated civilly, but he was mildly ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. A New York teleran . * says :—Mr. Edwin Booth authorises a denial of the report that he intends building a new theatre in partnership with Mr. Clarke. Mr. Burnand's play The Colonel will he produced at the Park Theatre, with Mr. Wallack ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. A Dailyfiers Warren ails flat Mr. Osear WU& d ay C Hs Tea far LiverpoolHe sby the Bothnia retro:lay. Ha sorrawfallv. says Ms ta reform the eagles sod are.. of the has bees • Mare. Hs has been in New Tart far • sough past mad bees merrily ...