... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... retirement. Many of the authorities of the diocese are therefore without the ** precedents” so dear to the official mind. Mr. Oscar Wilde is another instance of the prophet finding but little favour in bis own country, for the audience to hear him lecture on ...

... Henry Gordon, and niece of the hero of Khartoum. The artist is also engaged on a portrait, in the same medium, of Mrs. Oscar Wilde. District-Inspector Allbut, of the Royal Irish Constabulary, stationed at Bruff, county Limerick has been appointed Assistant ...

... 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 ...