... adipose Scotch lasses-proved-a.draw to many. Peep shows had no reason to complain of lack of patrons. The 1fat Venue-oh I Oscar Wilde, hear it nfit I captivated many hearts, albeit she was black, which, perhaprs, was an advantage under the cir- cumtstances ...

... charitable enough to excuse wlmt be reckons mistake* in other*. young lady, having seen and listened the ethereally muscular Oscar Wilde, inacribed in her diary tbs following impression*, which will ■loutatiee* almred many een-ible ladies who were present no ...

... wanted in America, there to give lectures and otherwise s exhibit himself to a people thirsting for infor- mation. Mr. Oscar Wilde has been over there Di at least two months, and something new must Ul be discovered. That somethintg has been dis- covered ...

... Wholesale depot re- e moved to 33, Farringdon-roadLondon.-FAdvt.1 d THE GREAT ESTHETE TO BE MAREtIED.-It is isaid that Mr. Oscar Wilde is to bh married. The bride a expectant is Miss Howe, daughter of Mrs. Julia Mf. Howe, .a and one of the most beautiful ...

... seen in the Medical and Sanitary a n Exhibition now being held at South Kenslugton._Advt.I I MR. OSCAR WILDE.-A London correspondent t e ays that Mr. Oscar Wilde has turned a Byronite, and E that when he saw him very recently his hair had been 1 out, and ...

... proiessional Colleagues. The bust has been placed enl the first leatding of the grand staircase leading 10 the concert-roomn. OSCAR WILDE AS A RZAILWAY TRAVELLER. A railway conductor who btts been describing in thle 1'iioepii -erss thle diffei nt behiaviour ...

... to let it off. The delight the victim is unbounded, and the experiment meets with great success. A Chicago editor says“ Oscar Wilde got two hundred dollars night for being an ass, ahue ws remain poor,” to which Ht. Louis editor retortslmitations, brother ...

... for sale, and it ©-•cupie-i so many varied iauras'e that there might a dificul'y ia erecting a theatre there. If were. Oscar Wilde and bis teaching are, I beer, to be discussed ead exp-mo n forthcoming number »«f the d 4» Dnx Mondtt. M. Niesndrr, who ...

... direction. A supposititious conversation last week a Punch has brought about the Mowing interctMge of tekgrams: —“From Oscar Wilde, Exeter, J. McNeill Whistler, lite-street. —Punch too ridiculous—when you end J arc together never talk shout thing except ...

... bride'? s dress betore I saw it, and it tin not come up ; to any expectations in richness or s v for I eever iniagined flint Oscar Wilde's biecoeld le atl ired like aiiyliorly else. Hergown 's baeote andI soleaiwhatshinipl;y but tlor the very loo, sit 1rpis ...

... town.-FAdvt.] MAR. OSCAR IVILDE IN PRESTON.-Iil flte AsFenebly-roone of tie New Public IH 11, on wedlnesday r evening, Mr. Oscar Wilde, of aesthetic fame, addressed a rather small, hut select, audience, on topics auggesteo by 1 a year's travel in tho Unitld ...

... remand the Debtors Acts with fraudulently obtaining the £JOO from Job Orcenhalgb. The accused for trial general news. Mr. Oscar Wilde’* new play—which is f. the autumn—is, are told, taken round province* beautiful young lady, married mu', her of a noble ...