... Parliamentary contest tor Mid-Cheshire, are returned as £4,140 6s lOd, whilst those of Mr. Latham were £2,8118s Id. Mr. Oscar Wilde has returned London, and » wonderful transformation has been effected in his outward man by the coiffeurs and tailors Pans ...

... transit across the United States of Chiniese th labourers to or from foreign countries, under certain th regulations. Mr. Oscar Wilde has arrived by the steamer Cl Botbria from New York. W The Queen has cxpressed her interest in the Di efforts now being ...

... You will end ftupid this morning. M. has been with me (M. Choa was notorious blockhead), ** and we changed out minds. . Oscar Wilde indited a poem to hi* baby. began thus O. cherub ! fair Strle RensiMancr and Doric* Al» i v« ho* tins. derlare Fetrti me ...

... Lucy Scott” Mrs. Jack; is Lady Wilde, the same lady who is responsible lor Hie production of tliat prince of dudes, Mr. Oscar Wilde; “Stepniak” believed to Professor Dragomanow, of Kiev; “ Stretton” is Miss Sarah Smith; Maggie Symington” is Mrs. Blathwayfc; ...

... billycock hat. But this is nothing the sombrero, and 1 fancy that Mr. Gustafson must be suffering the liangs of jealousy. Oscar Wilde was pictoreaque before cut his hair, hut daresay he regar ...

... ?? Imeat store at Norwood, five years agso. The American beef was cilling at Gdi. per lb. 'I'ftat store broke. Mr. Oscar Wilde has put off his return home. Tbe Atlantic will have sonue tew weeks more to decide wiiethur it syill ?? to be disparaged ...

... tho work. Tho poem runs as follows Boy, gun, ' Joy, fun, Gun bust, Boy dust.” These dainty versos are from the pen of Mr. Oscar Wilde, and wore written to recited by well-known actor, who rendered them with extraordinary power and feeling. The original rapture ...

... opera. “Patience” eogiging satire not true artistic spirit, but upon the oddities of the sesthotes” or disciples say of Mr. Oscar Wilde, who preach the doctrine of ultra refinement. Mill Fire at Radclifkk.—On Monday night, between and ten o’clock, the thriving ...

... responsible ; and hear that Lord Crompton’s reversionary interest in the extensive family estates has lately been disposed of. Oscar Wilde said the other day, in his lecture at Glasgow, that nothing distressed him more than see in paragraph, that such and such ...

... where art appreciated:'* * (ftiindawl. rjlflE WOMAN S WORLD: Now Ready (or DECEMBEB, price )h, THE WOMAN’S WORLD. Edited Oscar Wilds, OOETADmMU Frontispiece: THE YOUNG KNIGHT. By VALTER CRANE. MISS MARY ANDERSON IN THE WINTER'S TALE.*’ th« Author of ...

... AAxantic.—lt rather curioua note the different feelings with which different persons watch the Atlantic Ocean crossing it. Oscar Wilde crossed the Atlantic and was disappointed. Others have crossed the Atlantic, and. use the slang phrase, “It made them fed ...

... months, wear mourning. It is also announced that due notice will given of some further recognition the melancholy event. Oscar Wilde, the young Irishman, so much talked about some years ago. is still alive, though since cut lus hair short, and left off ...