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... (West Hackuey, London)* Mr. Frederick J. Walker and Mrs. Walker (Bath). Mr. and Mrs. Van Scritch, Mr. J. Van Alen, Mrs. Oscar Wilde. Mrs. Smith Milner (Dunston Park, Derbyshire), Miss Pollitt (The Park, Blackpool), Mrs. W. de Burgh, Mrs. A-8. Devens, and ...
... the Irish Land BiS\ m Other guests were Mr. Woodall, m.p., Mr. Bram Stoker (of the Lyceum Theatre), Mr. Woodroffe, Mr. Oscar Wilde, Mr. Edmund Routledge, and Mr. Chas. McLaren, the latter formerly member for Stafford, and, like Mr. Routledge, bound to ...
... throwing &o.,is reduced by one half. Lippincoti's Magazine for July hss been looked for with much interest it was known that Oscar Wilde was to enter its pages as a flctionist.The Picture Dorian Gray is likely hold many of its reader* fascinated. But though ...
... (West Hackney, London), Mr. Frederick J. Walker and Mrs. Walker (Bath), Mr- and Mrs. Van Scritch, Mr. J. Van Alen, Mrs. Oscar Wilde, Mrs. Smith Milner (Dunston Park, Derbyshire), Miss Pollitt (The Park, Blackpool), Mrs. W. de Burgh, Mrs. A. S. Devens, ...
... on the Irish Land Bill. Other guests were Mr. Woodall, m.p., Mr. Bram Stoker (of the Lyceum Theatre), Mr. Woodroffe, M»\ Oscar Wilde, Mr. Edmund Routledge, and Mr. ChBs. McLaren, the latter formerly member for Stafford, and, like Mr. Routledge, bound to ...