... 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 ...

... cents., contains several interesting articles. The completed story one of the special features of this publication. is by Oscar Wilde, and is entitled The Picture of Dorian Gray. The articles on The Cheiromancy of To-day, Kelly's Contributions to ...

... It would perhaps have been better to have the flare up on the wedding day. Thai would have oast only SM. Modest Mr. Oscar Wilde, He has been having a little dispute with the London papers, and this is what lie writes to one contemporary :— My story ...

... that his claim was baseless, have withdrawn from the arrangemoot, after having Incurred considerable expense. A story Mr. Oscar Wilde will app?ar complete In Lippineottte Magazine for July, entitled “ The Picture of Dorian Gray.” Ur. Thomas Stevens, the ...

... breach promise. would perhaps been better to have flare up on the wedding day. That would have coal only £2O. Modest Mr. Oscar Wilde! has been having a little with the London papers, and this ia what bo writes one contemporary:—“My story is an essay decorative ...

... ooat-oollar cut alter lady's pattern, and you have some idea of the personage who suddenly descended ta. Who waa it It not be Oscar Wilde. Ho has good taste and some intelligeooa and talent. Waa Radyard Kipling, the new novelist Just then speculation was prematurely ...

... ass in his rooms in St James’s, London. a recognised authority on the violin, good amateur performer it He is a friend Oscar Wilde, and it is said that his singularly youthful appearance suggested the leading idea of Dorian Gray. At all events he possesses ...

... annotated copy of the Gentle Art of Making Enemies. He will find therein, I hope, the most pregnant things about Mr. Oscar Wilde (q.r.ws3, Mr. Hamerton, Mr. Seymour Hladen, Mr. Harry Quilter, the late Mr. Tom Taylor. and the late Don Diego Velasquez ...

... that interest in the poems of the Roseettia, brother and Meter, so actively survives the drew of fashion now, when Mr. Oscar Wilde has well-nigh ceased from troubling end the esthetes are at rest. It is sincerely to be hoped that Mr. William Rossetti ...

... articles on an inc ia the engagement at Tel-el Kebir, writs « Private Soldiers’ Wrongs.” Prince Krapo the Hon. Emily Frederic Oscar Wilde, Sir John Pope Hennessy, Mr. Edward Dicey, C.B , are among the | contributors, the papere with such jects Rain of the Civi ...

... sufficient number coupons entitle to the prize of Waterbary watch. If w» were islanded u some paradise culture, like Mr. Oscar Wilde, it might be a duty now and again try and keep ourselves in touch with vulgarity. But, alas ! our duty rather i* try and ...

... ‘cwii how they may be Cured at your home. Post free. Address, Dr Nicnousoy, 21 Bedford Square, London, W (. Oscar WiLpe.—Oscar Wilde, who was born at Moytura. near Gong, is certainly the most ‘charming couversationalist in all Eugland, and \if he is pa ...