... any great extent T^he burglary season has set in uncomgmonly early this' year, and one ef the latest victims has been Mr. Oscar Wilde. His house in Tite atreet was entered through a skylight, and the marauders-who probably had -esthstic tastes- did their ...

... Amaitaat, w Cork and Macroom Compa; understand, contemplated. This s;. most important and weUd->cder,5. both companie3. _r Oscar Wilde is ai--ir. to te, . a characteristia cunedy, enthili portance of Being Earnes- The was produced on Wednesday nihwa Jasnes' ...

... have determined to boycott all the natural flowers artificially coloured, like the turquoise blue carnations, which Mr. Oscar Wilde introduced as a buttonhole the day his play, Lady Winder- mere's Fan, came out. The blossoms look sickly, as well they ...

... following firms':-.E2 les, Messrs. 11. & J. Martin; £1 I s Great Northern Railway, Goods Depart- meant 80 -- - I. TRLAL OF OSCAR WILDE. -- i The case of Oscdr Wilde and Alfred 'Taylor was - commiienced at the ClfI Bailey yesterdzv Both prisoners pleaded not ...

... contraat, so say a the books 11 a with which the juveniles are supposed to be best b Is acquainted. It is not posiible, even Oscar Wilde T ywill tell you, to make ruch ous of black and T1 e white, hut with thesuntintedlbianchnestitselfwhat w r i to be done ...

... of this sr prineely sum wae ir. H. C. Terry. who ee fifhtn irltu a case against the mnnicipaity of PhilladelphBi. IMrs. Oscar Wilde is said t e aciuscin herelf by making an alrpabetical dictionary of Stake-s' perian quotations. Mrs. 11iide will have ha;:ia ...

... Hayimarket Theatre, which they have leased for about four montths from Mr. Tree. Their opening play is a new comedy by Mr. Oscar Wilde, asd they have also secured a new piece by -Mr. R. C. Carton. Among those already included in the cast are Mr. WalIler, ...

... -Their intention is to figitthe case to-the end. - - iahe G-and Jury- at the Old Bailey to-day retuned a true beil against, Oscar )Wilde and Alfred Taylor., - r0 Arthur'Newton informs the Press-Asso- ciLation :;t nothilg has yet been decided with raference ...

... Ye-'v firt' pie of ciriar tie air he, hrnt it is not err itedt to in e eye. that rates Slairespure dull :nd ri xsiderlv Oscar Wilde interesting. Mr. Samkitol Plimsoll, the sailors' friend, is statedn 'tto ie in a low 'tote of health. Thisgiv; eontra- diction ...

... Robert Reid, the Attorney-General, and Sir ti h F-anlr Lockwood, the Solicitor-General, have given r D directions that Oscar Wilde shall be proseoutad SI s afresh at the next sitting of the Central Grimninal e Court. They do not consider that it is a ...

... theory was that all poets, novelists, painters, and musicians, were, as regarded their brains, degenerates. Wagner. Oscar Wilde, and Tolstoi he included in that class, and he maintained that Zola presented not only the moral but the physical signs ...

... Haymarket Theatre, which thev have lcasod for about four months from Mr. Tree. Their opening play is a new comedy by Mr. Oscar Wilde, and they have atlso secured a new piece by Mr R 0 Carton. Among those already included in the cast are M1r. Waller. M1r ...