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... THE WOMAN’S WORLD. OSCAR WILDE* Now Ready. Price 18s. THE WOMAN WORLD VOLUME forISSS. Edited OSCAR WILDE. Illustrated tbroogbout with high-class Wood Eogravings. The November Part, Price Is, commences the Enlarged Senes. ...
... also on the advisability forming a society for the furtherance of this reform.” It is very sensible, and it reads like Mr. Oscar Wilde. This has in fact been the burden of that gentleman’s parable from the time when he himself made a gallant but unsuccessful ...
... the shade the trees. Lady .Terser confers a boon on society giving these parties every Saturday during the season. Mr. Oscar Wilde has returned to literature, i This time it is not volume of poems, but col, lection of fairy tales. I jmpnose the now devolopi ...
... every Saturday during the season. Mr. Oscar Wilde has returned to literature. This time it is not volume of poems, hut colloction of fairy tales. I the new develoj>- ment represenis the emancipation of Mr. Oscar Wilde’s mind from the erotic muse. The people ...
... usual, and no one to contemplate him would have imagined that the safety the Empire was dependent on his exertions. Mr. Oscar Wilde expatiated to the scanty remnant of his female admirers on the decorations of the theatre, with gestures as magnificent ...
... You will end ftupid this morning. M. has been with me (M. Choa was notorious blockhead), ** and we changed out minds. . Oscar Wilde indited a poem to hi* baby. began thus O. cherub ! fair Strle RensiMancr and Doric* Al» i v« ho* tins. derlare Fetrti me ...
... collar of velvet was correspondingly trimmed, and there was much embroidery of the same kind on sleeves and bodice. Mrs. Oscar Wilde wore dress of grey-green cashmere, cut in fashion, and not unlie a tea-go» some respects, for the wide front, reaching from ...
... FalstafT. large distinguished company took part in the ceremony, including the Duke of Manchester, George Augustus Sala, Oscar Wilde, and others. Omnibus robbers in London are becoming provoki clever. Between the Bank and Charing Cross, the conductor was ...
... Mr. Sexton, Mr. T. P. O’Connor, and Captain Plunkett, the Cork special ma?istrate. took seats body of the Court, and Mr Oscar Wilde occupied a seat the bench next to the Hon. Stephen Coleridge. The cross-examination occupied considerable time, and it was ...
... remand the Debtors Acts with fraudulently obtaining the £JOO from Job Orcenhalgb. The accused for trial general news. Mr. Oscar Wilde’* new play—which is f. the autumn—is, are told, taken round province* beautiful young lady, married mu', her of a noble ...