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... MB. OSCAR Ofi AMERICA. kt *».- Prinr.pa Hall. Piccadilly, London, on Tuesday eveninff, Mr. Oscar Wilde lectured on his unof Americft.’’ ttat hjd mtte useful Information to give, be daecHbed Hence of the interviewer. the horary of Ua States, who sprang ...
... Consort’s mausoleum Frogmore, and is understood that he will also be commemorated by tablet the nave of St. Chapel. - Mr. Oscar Wilde gave hl« Imprewiona of Amenca crowded house the Wandsworth Town Hall, one evening last week. The London Prtit gives very ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... held in the operatic by Patience. Beth bu 1 i hold up to a well merited ridicule the extravagant it h vagaries of the Oscar Wilde and sunflower worshippers. cal l- Colonel Woottweell W. Woodd, of the United States Ire e. cavalry, comes on a visit to ...
... pot of paint into the face byof the public, and charging a hundred guineas for it, ew which he greatly refesnt'd. Mr. Oscar Wilds says that WOf popularity is the onli insult, that has not yet besn of offered to Mr. Wihistler.1 Scampering caprice ...