... to grace the auspicious, or as some may consider it inauspicious, occasion by his presence did not do so. This was Mr. Oscar Wilde. But his non-appearance was not the result of apprehensions to calamities that might possibly follow from the mystic number ...

... its clothes, Mr. Kipling knows its essence. He is our best authority the second-rate.” This is smart; very smart. But Mr. Oscar Wilde sometimes wastes as much ability on being smartly odd would enable another man to simply great. To know vulgarity is not ...

... the irresistible charms of Mary t Kate. Novelists, from Miss Braddon to Zola, I and back ?? shall we now ; include Mir. Oscar Wilde ?-may point to 6 Mary- Kate Lynch in real life as quite as good f 3-or bad-as anything they have pourtrayed E in fiction ...

... opposite sex. I had just been reading the description of • sybarite's possessions in tapestry and embroideries, as given by Mr Oscar Wilde in his extraordinary novel called • Dorian Gray,' and I looked around in vain, however, for indications at the revival of ...

... to entitle him to the prize of a Watorbury watch (laughter). If they were islanded in some paradise of culture, like Mr Oscar Wilde, it might a dnvy, now and again, to try and keep ihemselves from altogether losing touch with beauty, with tbo ideal. It ...

... in L ppfcows ,'It u i e. Ts oe z -I; e --ii - additional chatpters oi st'riking - were withheld from the fagaaic -c Mr. Oscar Wilde will c;. ntrii t i ' ' number of £iPZyince5 s Ijryuvne' 2 ? nolen*tiled Te Pic if D ri which, as the fi?' -rntur e hi ...

... imaginary discussion held in thit saloon on points of philosophic uite-: rest. In this discusgion Mr. Raskin, Mr. Davitt Mr. Oscar Wilde, Mr. George, and others are skil- fully made to take their share. The 6ifted col- tributor who writes in the Kont h1y under ...

... the association is small magazine, The National Drew Oazrtte, published quarterly, generally understood br edited by Mrs. Oscar Wilde. The articles art nicely written, and very pleasant reading, containing a good deal of information about women dress, px-t ...

... dapper, and alert, good.looking and merely height but of physical development Imo of course, read these thingeand, as Oscar Wilde pleasant in meaner , . H. glees greet oete,_ n f put it, lived up to the level of his chins. tion to his heir, though. ...

... support of the public of all shades of opinion and creeds. The hospital was founded in by Sir William Wilde, tbe father of Oscar Wilde, tho Apostle of and are treated aunoallybetwecn and indoor pa tients. there average daily attendance of about outdoor patients ...

... day, anti we are more than ever cant back on the only really practical method, the slow but sure One of observation. Mr. Oscar Wilde writes about the Genesis I of Dorian Gray :— Allow um to clear up the mystery. The genesis of • Dorian Gray is aa lullows;—la ...

... Government Board should have adopted the course they did it ix difficult to Bay. Are attribute their action to red-tapeism Oscar Wilde had no preference for the Atlantic—nor any other body this season of the year. Reports have reached Queenstown of the state ...