... Sweden and Norway, Earl Grey, Professor Huxley, Sir John Pope Hennessy, Mr. T. W. Russell, M.P*, Sir Alfred Lyall, and Mr. Oscar Wilde. Professor Huxley, in his usual irreverent and ' unfeeling style, writes upon v The Lights of the Church and the Light of ...

... M.i’., Mr. Courtney, M.P., the Hon. and Rev. E. Carr Giya, Dr. Martineau, Canon Benham, Mr. Alma Tadema, Mr. Lccky, Mr. Oscar Wilde, and Mr. Huxley (representing hia father . The relatives and immediate friends were Mr. and Mrs. R. Browning, Mr. ctavius ...

... way, wnat shall besaid nf his younger brother I mean the costume painter, with hie parasite the professional model Was it Oscar Wilde or another who eaid that the profeeeioaai model 4 ruined all fine painting? Tha coetnme painter's faith a simple one. is ...

... Eraser is collecting a book of anecdotes about Lord Beaconsfield ; The licture of Dorian Grey is the name of the novel Mr. Oscar Wilde has written for Lippincott’a ; the Messrs. Clark, of Edinburgh, meditate a new quarterly to deal with theology ; the eminent ...

... Mr. Ellis Smith’s story, called Vera,” differs conaiderablv fr>ro that in a Russian play of the same name written by Mr. Oscar Wilde, but It is powerful and might have chance of ultimate popularity. Madame do Naocane has very slight accent, and is evidently ...

... with their bones” “ I s’pose” snapped Mrs B “that there’s so little of it they don’t it keeping” It feminine disciple of Oscar Wilds inquiring Allinson’s Regent-street for furniture covers wanted “something with distinct individuality but— rather subdued ...