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... 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 ...
... Edited by OSCAR WILDE The Idaa has secured the wive rtreperateta eattrent fur them mak or tal•nt, a kora It is very handsome intmemina, tad lull pmmiae. Paper, ttpe. arterials. ;ad Ahastratioas are adatiralea.— (arm. Carroll& Llee.Ml. h ulf, Larisa ...
... Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The Editor has roared the active co-operation of sway Ladies for the.. reek or talrot, or hock. It very intereqing, and full of Fromm*. Paper. type, priming, illieuati.4 are acorrable.'— 7 Qat.. Calera IrCeaufrofq. Luigi* Hill ...
... Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The Editor tittered the active rooperatice of many' ladies far agar rank or talent, ur both. hit very; handsome, interesting, and ful: of promise. Paper, type., pionting ;red do are ealmerable.— /Ay Qr. s. Caw Lixamd. LIBRARIES ...
... Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The Edirne has secured the salve crea.oll.4l of vy Idles fee their rank a We Weh. It is very boas ome very eel 101 l raper. tips, printing, Led ibustestices are admirable-7de Chows. numb' Nill. Leeds. ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE IN AMERICA. The following is an account extracted from the Neu York Herald of a dinner given to Mr. Oscar Wilde by Mr. S. Ward: Covers were laid for eight. The table was graced with a mammoth bed of flowers, the central part being composed ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE TM AMERICA. The following is se account extracted from the Nere York Herold of a dinner gives to Mr. Oscar Wilde by Mr. 8. Ward Covers were laid for eight. The tabm was graced with a mammoth bed of flowers, the central part being of lilies ...
... OSCAR WILDE AT MAIDSTONE. LECTURE ON ‘‘DEBSS.” Ir.MmWWMHflX mwwmumuum in the Hall, Cors Exchange. The weather 'unhvon.\hhk:‘nd the sudience as a consequenoce not large, those who attended listemed with much attention throughout. On the platform mmmmm.b-m ...
... OSCAR WILDE AS A RAI LWA.I TRAVELLER. A raiiway conductor wha has been describinT In the bidelphia Press the different beh viour of some notable personages on the cars says: Oscar Wildr was more leAter than all the women who mer rode a railroad car ...
... %+ BCIENCE AND FPARMING. OSCAR WILDE AT MAIDSTONE. LECTURE ON “DRESS.” Mr. Oscar Wilde visited Maidstone on K'md.nx %flw“&w«:-n_. in the Hall, Corn Exchange, The weather wu,nhmnhkk‘ud the sudience as a consequence not large, t those who attended listenod ...
... THE SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE—FRIDAY. V EBIIUAR\ 3, 1882 MR. OSCAR WILDE IN AMERICA. The following is account extracted from the -Vets York Herald a dinner given to Mr. Oscar Wilde Mr. S. Ward : “Covers were laid for eight. The tibia s graced with a mammoth ...
... MONTHLY, The Woman's World. Edited by OSCAR WILDE. for or but. It very Ware:man . The Qom. ...