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... POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS. Mr. Oscar Wilde gave excellent reason on Wednesday for not dining with the Thirteen Club--an institution whose object, it appear*, is to 44 discourage belief in the ridiculous superstitions and omens which prevail in all ranks ...
... s Magazine contains, as usual, complete novel, the title of which is The Picture of Dorian Gray, and its author, Mr. Oscar Wilde. The story is rather obscure, nor is it pleasant one ; it is morbid tone and characterised by the introspective probings ...
... walk on the pavement?rapa : Oh, no. We must not obstruct the perambulaton and wheel-harrows. (WAR WILDIR THAN (Par. Oscar Wilde contributes to the July of an a called • The Picture of Dorian Gray,' which of 'shocker,' the affectations of the supetline ...
... Saharas is another topic that is not calculated, practical though it be, to excite the interest of the '. general reader. Oscar Wilde concludes his quaint contribution on The true function and value of criticism, ' with some remarks on the importance ...
... new play Vera, which deals with Russian modern life, indebted to Mr. Oscar Wilde for its existence Rumour says that Mr. Ellis Smith is but now de pltnne , and that under it Oscar Wilde has hidden himself. That is a novel use of the electric light which ...
... chiffon sleeves. Miss Merisia Nevili was in red, Mrs. Jopling Rowe in black. Mrs. Oscar Wilde looked very well in white with blue bows on the shouldem,and Mr. Oscar Wilde was much ex ieideice in the stalls with a pink Malmaison In his buttonhole. When ...
... about much like the real thing as a service at Mr. Spurgeon’s is like the Kleusinian Mysteries ; and after that an Arabian Oscar Wilde (only was very lean) shuffled through a drearily aesthetic pas sent on a platform ; and on my way out 1 stumbled into “French ...
... adventures made H. Rider Haggard? Are the ends gained for which Mrs. Humphrey Ward? What brain trouble has driven poor Oscar Wilde f Some of the crops yielded by Lord Beacons-fleld. How the dish tasted which made Randolph Church-11l ? What fate or fortune ...
... interred with their bones.” s’iamw,” . re ** so little it they don think it worth keeping.” . 'f** & feminine disciple of Oscar Wilde, who, inqunng at Allinson’s, Uegent-street, for furniture covers, wanted ** something with a distinct individuality—but—rather ...
... Murray, whose name is associated with the heroines of the late poet's dramatic works, Mr. Stuart Wortley, M.P., and Mr. Oscar Wilde. To Core Skin Dis»a«is.—Sulpboline Lotion drive* away all Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Redness, and Disfigurement*, 'eaving ...
... Hawkins may have set the be#] fashion, but the last judge who was on thill circuit. Sir Fitmmes Stephen, was a veritable Oscar Wilde. Next year Somerset, Dorset, and Wilts, which are included in District D,” are have their share of the 22 Queen’s premium ...
... the author has written no other book of the sort and announcement of similar work as from his pen is absolutely untrue Mr Oscar Wilde will contribute to the July number of Lippincott’s Magazine complete novel entitled The Picture of Dorian Gray” which as ...