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... Napoleon at 8t Helena, the one strong men defying and despising everybody else, he, of oonrae, read these tbioge, and, Oscar Wilde pet It, lived np to the level of hie bias chin*. “Mr Parnell'* oontloned Mr Healy,**is, my jndgemonl, abler man In reepeot ...
... for !relent', of moisten, master in clas.ics and English literature at Portora • Royal School, Enniskillen. William and Oscar Wilde, sons of Ste William Wilde, and other who have sine* become prominent were pupils of Mr Carpenter at Portors. After two ...
... Manville Fenn. and other jHipular autbors. Price ss, oelliug lor 4s 2d; post free. 4s THE HAPPY PRINCE, and other Tale.?, Oscar Wilde, illustrated Walter Crane, Ac, 3» bd; selling for lid; po.t free, 3s THE RED FAIRY BOOK, by Andrew Lang, illustrated by ...
... at St. Helena, or as the one strong man defying and despising everybody else, he, art course, read these things, and, as Oscar Wilde pot it, lived up to the level of his blue china. Mr. Parnell, continued Mr. Healy, is, in my judgment, an abler man ...
... proved unavailing, the old woman died soon afterwards. The jury returned verdict of Suicide while of unsound mind.” Oscar. —Oscar Wilde is described by American paper ra happy and contented, desiring no more notoriety. Hut is it so! The Latest yon House Frit- ...
... U S.A , while in the act of dressing. A native of Ireland, he at one time was a schoolmaster theie in the West, where Oscar Wilde was one of his pupils. In 1874 he emigrated to the United States, in the hope of obtaining a professorship in the liowdnin ...
... on the stage. Mr. Ellis smith's called 'Vera,' differs considerably from that in a play of the same name written by Mr. Oscar Wilde, but it I. poweeful and might have a chance of ultimate popularity. Madame de Saucese very slight accent, and is evidently ...
... 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 ...
... poetical attainments. Formerly he was a teacher Portora Royal School, and had for pupils, amongst others, Messrs. WilUanwmd Oscar Wilde. The Boston papers speak of, him«.in terms of the deepest regret. More evictions have been oat GLENSHARi»LD- eatate. week ...
... 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 ...
... and a pretty woman who had to listen to this comment on her counterfeit presentment, Who's that frightful person 1 Mr. Oscar Wilde, as usual, discussed Eilsakspere and the musical glasses with ladies clad in quaint garments. The plate was very crowded ...
... as such like the real thing as a service at Mr. Spurgeon's is like the Lleusinian Mysteries ; and after that an Arabian Oscar Wilde (only he was very lean) shuffled through a drearily aesthetic pas on a platform : and on my way out I stumbled into • French ...