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... OSCAR WILDE. Thfl world not beard touch Oscar Wild© of late. One him (kji London correspondent) first nights the theatres and at gardmi wlien pastoral plays performed His lyre, however, in unstrung, and paw do mor»' as the bard beauty. Since his marriage ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Oscar Wilde htis extended bis labours to London. He lectured last night to large audience Whit.-chapel Art in relation dress. ' very entertaining lecture it wns. Some of his friends may regret his old days of lily worship and long hair : ...
... OSCAR WILDE Good evening, said Mr. Wilde, with a rleasant smile, as he shook hands with our representative in the smoking-room of the Central Hotel last night. Just draw your chair in here. Mr. Oscar Wilde is a young man, tall and well formed, with ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Mr Oscar Wilde, the lending apostle the religion beauty, is native of Dublin, and was born October 16, 1653. if a remarkable instance of an author making at an early age a mark in the literary history of this country. a member of good family ...
... 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. Owier Wilde took unto himself a on Thenday, at st Gardens. He , was evidently seder the that he could the church unto himself also for the time being. He bad presumed to leave orders teat ooly frauds were to be admitted. command, however ...
... OSCAR WILDE WILT. .DELIVER QIS FIRST LECTURE TO NIGHT (THURSDAY), ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Mr Oscar Wilde, the leading apostle of the religion beauty, is native of Dublin, and was torn October 16, 1853. He is remarkable instance of an author making early age a mark in the literary history of this country. is member of good family ...
... 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 ...
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... OSCAR WILDE. An action has been brought against Mr Oscar Wilde. It is not of so romantic character might hp anticipated. tieing in fact for the price of vim, ant manoro alleged to hove heel sapplied to hint. and alleged to have been rendered to h im by ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Mr. ewer Wilde preached his gospel in the East End on Saturday ;night, and ' his audience were not only delighted with his humour, but were surprised at the excellent good sense ho talked. Mr. Wilde's subject was a plea in favour of art ...