... CORRESPONDENT.) After your energetic Editor had bid us goa-1 bye at Queenstown we had a fairly good voyage across, and, unlike Oscar Wilde, we were not a bit disappointed with Atlantic. It discharged all the traditional functions of a big ocean, and we would ...

... picturesque male headgear can be devised than the cumbersome stove-pipe that has done duty for so many years. Cannot Mr Oscar Wilde, with all bis reverence for the beautiful, suggest some alternative; and prevail upon the leaders of fashion to adopt it ...

... jail for four months hard labour. who is a man of eccentric tastes, Soriety, and was in the habit of arraying himself a /a Oscar Wilde, A great deal of Statement that he sympathy was aroused on his behalf at the conclusion harshly tre, deal of of the case ...

... fall b.. all Ibisennlns. and Pat , • t. t:slain operations op t the [lam of aendlag ma. ACTION AGAINST A BROTHER OF MR. OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Justice Mauve sat te.day to hear motions for the various divisions of the Sigh Coon of Justice. Mr. Philip White ( ...

... in*ido 1 made winter of the discontent. The “card for the church” is a growing nuisance, aud is likely boon suppressed. When Oscar Wilde was married placed a stalwart policeman in* ' side the church porch to prevent the entrance of anyone who had not a card ...

... unbear-1: ablo that we have to alter it every six months.” For this pointed epigram are indebted to the indefatigable Mr Oscar Wilde. Whoso enthusiasm has carried him and his denunciations of modem dress customs to the unlikely region of Whitechapel. Wilde ...

... briiaiut stsff which the - -nterpruins: ?? has gotrouud him ae. some net ?? at the right side of the Irish r Sea-st wit, Mr. Oscar Wilde sad John Augustus to O'Shea, and other ?? Iri3hmen of letters. a The square circular of Mx. O'Shea is a mosaic of dry ...

... nicely painted. No v rice 306, Dublih Bay from Howth, also by Mi. r ! Smith, shows how well he can paint landscape. Oscar Wilde said in one of his discourses here s that anyone who is a real artist can paint every- to 'thing. Under certain limuitations ...

... gags to enliven the part. ?? fairly brought down the house when he announced in- sepulchral tones that he was Jonathan Oscar Wilde. He had decidedlv the best of the dialogue in the piece. His love letter, which he read out to an utterly bewil- dered ...

... is formed of • pair of perambulator wheels, and some timber winds he had in his posieseion, and if there be any truth in Oscar Wilde s assertion that a wheelbarrow is the highest combination of •rtand utility, tiordon's blue and red machine may assuredly ...

... writers, and will, like its predecessor, touch upon certain phases of political life. It will be called Ladies Gallery.” OSCAR WILDE can criticise other people’s plays. This is his brilliant account The Lord Harry brief. ‘lt is all very nice and very touching ...

... child makes the man when he does not die. For the hot house way forcing a child is not healthy. statistics prove it. Mr. Oscar Wilds said a good thingperhaps his own—when described American life one ruah catch your train. j The year 18S6 has witnessed the ...