... interest which I saw a few days since in the depot for hygienic clothing in Mortimer-street. The high priest of westhetics, Oscar Wilde himself, has educated his bride up to his own standard of ap- preciation for graceful lines and folds in personal dirapery ...

... ' COJ1UJMN.| BYl ONE OF THElfSETINFS. FASHIONABDL SOCIETX-.-A CHARlTMINGRECEPTIO?'. -LEADDRS oP FASHION.--WHISTLER AND OSCAR WILDE.-ASIUSING CI1AT.-PRETTY DpEssins.- 'IHE NEWEST COSTUMES.-HAND NEEDLEWORK. -CONCERTS AND ANECDOTES. - SUGGESTIVN MUSIC.-A ...

... not tempted to be a purchaser. I have had much amusement lately from some letters written by the apoetle of iastheticB, Oscar Wilde, from I America, where as every one who cares for fashionable s gossip knows he has gone to deliver a series of lectures ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... worse for it. After this reassurance we were able to examine the to pretty harmonies of colour which surrounded ie us. Mrs. Oscar Wilde was there in a very ru artistically constructed dress, tire petticoat ui, of white satin, very scanty and clinging rat to ...

... before they left the ship, was really done to the life, with only special peculiarities marked and slightly exaggerated. Oscar Wilde, it has been announced, is shortly to be married! I heard him confirm the rumour himself, and I hope the lady is one who ...

... Besen to desire the introduction of a little beauty and colouring into their attire. Some have looked hopefully towards Mr. Oscar Wilde, but his freake of fancy are too strong to be adopted by ordinary mortals. His last motion has been to return to the modes ...

... en Isoaivenir of thle occasion. It contains little ipoems; by Robert Browning, Lord Tennyson, 11cr. Ini inlan Mierivale, Oscar Wilde, and others ; music by hi Tamplin, and Frederick Coxvven; and illustrations CO by W~-eeks, Harry Furniss, Luke Fildes, Prinsep ...

... sum of money to ecccl of [lie five men whom accomphanied hium, for their gallantry IV onl this occasiomi. It is sail [hat Oscar W~ilde is about to get he namrred. Five hinudred farmers hare given notice prim- -an bibitinsig hunting over their lands by the ...

... flame of fire, and quite dazzing in the midst of greenery yelloy shades, which still linger at the Grosvenor, Of Mrs. Oscar Wilde, in her schoolgirl dress of pale green with' salmon coloured sash and trimmings, and no drapery or covering whatever, the ...

... appear lo have had any, notable success, and where the Prince of Wales fails, who in Englant can Jlepe to succeed ? Mr. Oscar Wilde, nothing daunted by the lack of success on tho part of Royalty, n made a gallant effort to set aside custom 'With tlme blac;k ...