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... taste offended by hideous and unsightly colouring ; and it is now within the reach of all to have the house beautiful,” as Oscar Wilde expressively puts it. WM. MARTIN, SON and CO., House Decorators, 18 Stephen’s green, have just completed their Stock of ...
... offended by hideous and unsightly colouring ; and it is now within the reach of all to have “.the house beautiful,” as Oscar Wilde expressively puts it. WM. MARTIN, SON and CO., House Decorators, 18 Stephen’s green, have just completed their Stock of ...
... taste offended by hideous and unsightly colouring ; and it is now within the reach of all to have the house beautiful,” as Oscar Wilde expressively puts it. WM. MARTIN, SON*and CO., House Decorators, 18 Stephen’s green, have just completed their Stock of ...
... taste offended by hideous and unsightly colouring ; and it is now within the reach of all to have the house beautiful,” as Oscar Wilde expressively puts it. WM. MARTIN, SON and CO., House Decorators, 18 Stephen’s green, have just completed their Stock of ...
... taste offended by hideous and unsightly colouring ; and it is now within the reach of all to have The House Beautiful,’’ as Oscar Wilde expressively puts it. Wm. Martin, Son and Co., Decorators, 18 Stephen’s Green, have choice stock of the newest Art Wall ...
... JRISH SOCIETY interest me any more.” These are the words of Mr Oscar Wilde. Sir James Hannenhad before him last week in the list of decrees to be made absolute that of French-Brewster v. French-Brewster. The case was before the court in December, 1889 ...
... been invented in Paris. It is to take the place of a carillon of bells at the Opera. American paper prophesies that Mr Oscar Wilde will succeed Lord Tennyson as Poet Laureate! The children in a certain school in Berlin have been attacked by a nervous ...
... effect. She wore a black costume, relieved with pale pink, which was one of the successes of the New Gallery field day. Mr Oscar Wilde might pass muster for a masher, so very smart is ms attire. He lacks, however, the slender proportions and the vapid, u ...
... get up of black and flame colour with a touch of yellow altogether suggestive of fiery climes and sulphurous flames. Mr. Oscar Wilde looked more Philistinely fashionable than ever, with a bunch of Neapolitan violets in his button-hole, and Mrs Oscar wore ...