... pastoral plays, promoted bv Lady A Campbell. and her peculiar rtvle drapery on those ccaeious mu: with the spcci approval of Oscar Wilde. Tiie pr ••.Tsmme for next Saturday night is int*re9'ing cue. and as th* c>mmitt nave shown them-elvea a*, all timo-* so ...

... and men this regiment are now Cairo. Tbs firdt regiment, composed of blacks, was aomhilated. Literary and Art Notes—Mr Oscar Wilde has ■ been appointed editor of the Lady't World. Mr Nicholas Chevalier is engaged water colour drawing, in which are to ...

... walls of tbe Oroeveoor 1 Well may Van Dyck “taro hie faoe call spectators’ attention for here, feeing tbe piotpirs. is Oscar Wilde, witb eves revsrently fixed on tbe •ymbol aatheiioism which see all thought bad invented, but whioh, it teems now, be only ...

... Oas-ell and Co announce that the first part “ Th Woman’s World,” the senes of “ The Laly's World.” whoa is to edited by Mr Oscar Wilde, 11 published October It has been stated that “ Dame Wigjias of Lee,” was written bv Mrs Snarpe. A daughter the late Charles ...

... despair of the detheme so vast and so ioiisirsonal. A famous rao ; mourn over it, bat op and doing, countryman their own, Oscar Wilde, de- , j,et them take as the motto each on. th«m, dared that he was disappointed with the Atlantic ! * Edocuie, educave ...