... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Woman's World (Cassell & Co.), a publication which took a high position from the first, when it was under the care of Mr. Oscar Wilde, but has, we think, developed a wider range of interest in the hands of the new editor : I have great faith, said Carrie ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... waist might tint properly be expected to be slight. It Is just here that th mistake is made. It Is possible that Mr. Oscar Wilde may be listened to where Professor Virchow and the angel are refused • hearing, for it will be conceded that if anybody ...

... 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 ...

... (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, ...

... wellare and t.—Herr Brand, of the German Seciety of Authors, Mr, responded. —The toast $& Paotram, of America, also by Mr. Oscar Wilde. mm At the trial Mitrovitza, in Crotia, of the ten of poisoning their husbands, four were sentenced ene to penal servitude ...