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... OSCAR WILDE ON SUPERSTITION. The members of the Thirteen Cluab—whose aim it is to kill all superstitions—have held their first aenual dinner. The guests, including many ladies, eat in of thirteen at separate tables, and also tempted fate by crossing their ...
... MR OSCAR WILDE IN DEFENCE HIS NOVEL. Mr Oscar Wilde has written to the St James’s Gazette in defence of his recently published novelette, “The Picture of Dorian Gray,” which was vigorously attacked that journal. Mr Wilde says your issue of to-day you ...
... NOW ENLARGED. MONTHLY, 18. The Woman's World. Edited by OSCAR WILDE. peke. It In sent z.r . ;remen.-7**Qtteew. !:ASSELL & COM PA NV 1.a.r.tn Hill. Londe /30111 . 110 1 11 THE ONLY NOURISHING BEEF TEA. Guaranteed made from Prime Beef only. No admixture ...
... Mr George Merkdith has been visiting Sectland. land, and Mr Oscar Wilde it coming next tncetk. A COTTAGE in James Street, Dunoon, occupied by woman named M'Donald, was gutted yesterday. GmnuL yesterday spected the Aberdeenshire Militiaun iheoondusioa ...
... Mrs. Oscar Wilde is a believer tbe divided 6kirt. During last year no fewer than 950 new were started in France, of winch number not one remains in existence. They are going make it a criminal offence to run a bucket shop ** in America. This might well ...
... have heard of it I should judge Mr. Oscar Wilde's statement to be probable enough. (2) On this point I am hardly qualified to express an opinion; but if Mr. Oscar Wilde's story is perfect it is curious that Mr. Oscar Wilde should be the person to say so. ...
... best things in the first number are a letter to Mr. Stanley, and an article on Oscar Wilde, both by Mr. Herbert Vivian. The opinions Mr. Vivian holds of both Stanley, Oscar Wilde, and Mr. Stead of ' Maiden Tribute' fame, are pretty much our own. Portraits ...
... has been often suggested to me that Oscar Wilde' is but the nom de plume of a literary lady, and now I am convinced that if Oscar Wilde' does not wear petticoats she ought to. In this controversy—(to which Oscar Wilde' has sent three lengthy specimens of ...
... expression' under assumed and mysterious names'? And is it not a fact that the letter in your last week's issue which is signed Oscar Wilde 'is a suftercherie of the same pattern and from the same source as these others? Forgive me if I am wrong ; and if I am ...
... LIPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE 4 MOST FASCINATING NOVEL (COMPLETE) - . h ;s ENTITLED o ’ ~ THE PICTURE OF DORIAN. GRAY. By OSCAR WILDE. - ...
... The Scots Observer.] Edinburgh, 191 h August 1890. SIR,—I have read with considerable interest the letter in which Mr. Oscar Wilde exhibits his detestation of 'newspaper discussion' in rather more than two columns of the smallest type which you can misallot ...
... 7c the Editor of the Sr. James’s Gazette. Sir,—lf Mr. Oscar Wilde is the last man in England (according to his own account) who requires advertisement, his friends and publishers do not seem to be of the same opinion. Otherwise it is difficult to account ...