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... SCRAPS FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S PAPERS. (From the Mr. Oscar Wilde makes public an excellent remark of Mr. Walter Pater. When the latter first met the former. he said to him, smiling, Why do yea alwalurit i e poetry' 4 Why dt t ilon i n?! wri te ? is unite ...
... himself, whose voyages of discovery are made in aland unknown to him, and whose very language hardly able to interpret. Oscar Wilde, who is really the wittiest man London, says Star, made delightful mot at recent reception. was seen earnest conversation ...
... well engraved. Altogether a very excellent number.—London : Griffith, Farrar, and Co. MONTMLY contains • complete novel by Oscar Wilde, entitled The Picture of Dorian Gray, wide* brother gramme. Mr. Heron• Allen dimming@ tba an occult science, uni.er the ...
... evening. He then returns to the castle and dines, generally upon peacock's eggs and Nihilist pudding. His favoutite pote is Oscar Wilde, The Czar wears a sickly smile, false teeth, and a 171 collar. Molloy is scarce about Broad-street to-day (ditto about the ...
... but it will b no good unless ?? is adopted ?? drawing rooms, and the time to do this would have been when the star of' '!'Oscar Wilde was in the ascendant. lhe chief inconvenience- of dress clothes is3 that the attire of gentlemen is the same as that of ...
... and have turned it into a very comfortable clubhouse. It is furnished and decorated with excellent discrimination, Mrs. Oscar Wilde being partly responsible for the artistic taste displayed. The only inconvenience the club may suffer from is being overcrowded ...
... drama Mr Merritt, Mr A. C. Calmont, and Mr H. A. Jones. The church by the Dr. Donald Frazer, bohemianism by Mr Whistler, Mr Oscar Wilde, and many others, Mr Irving's son discussed ths prospects of the play in the stalls, and Miss Terry's son, Mr Gordon Craig ...
... and ladies were not admitted. And yet there were no secrets to coaceal from the outer world. Among those present were Mr. Oscar Wilde, Mr. Sydney Webb, Mr. Haldane, Mr. Summers, and about forty other young lions. Sir Cherie* and Lady Halle were promptly ...
... Murray, whose name is associated with the heroines of the late poets dramatic works, Mr. Stuart Wortley, M.P., and Mr. Oscar Wilde. ROBERT BROWNING AND LORD TENNYSON A friend of Mr. Browning has persuaded Lord Tennyson to allow the following letter to ...
... considerable sum. Illr Lowensta's ething is beautifully and lovingly done, and is sure to be highly prized as time goes on. Mr Oscar Wilde will contribute to the July number of Linpinoott's Magazine a complete novel, enti. tled The Picture of Dorian Gray ...
... personally popular, and many of bia old opponents Batß will sincerely join regret tbe announcement of hia death will cause. Mr Oscar Wilde, replying to certain criticisms upon tbe work of fiction lie has duced, lays down rules in dogmatic way that invite further ...
... used tha Hussite Wars. principal item in lainncorrs Monthly Magazine (Ward, Lock, and Co., London) is the contribution Oscar Wilds, entitled The picture of Dorian Gray. This is said to be tha first journey taken by tha aathor into the land of Novaldom ...