... Mr. John Bur- Xeston. Mr Waiter SeaLby, and Miss Agnest ut Taylor. It may b'e he mentioned that an on Monday neit Mr. Oscar Wilde'8 play . Lady Windermeres Fan is to be given at the ! Shakespeare Theatre for th~e first time in this CitY. ' when it ...

... seamnen, belonging to the steamer t ?? Ranald, vere fined £426 Ss. for smuggling onlS tubacco a- cigars, has Toe trial of Oscar Wilde was brought to a cr ne-ci c n e. the Central Criminal Court, narr L., ?? on Saturdav. The jury returned a fore c-e-ict- ...

... speeches were delivered. We are about to have another novelty in dramatic art. It is not Mr. Ibsen this time, nor yet Mr. Oscar Wilde, nor the Independent Theatre. But it emanates frosn the Shake- speare Reading Society, who intend in November to produce ...

... special service in the chapel this morn- j1 ini in memory of Prince Victor of Hohenlobe. The Bishop of Ripon ?? Grcdo.t 'Mr. Oscar Wilde, who has been staying'for t some davs at (liyn-y-Garth, Menai Bridge. the i guest of Mrs. Schssabe, left yesterday for London ...

... Commons - -::c tro influire into the working of :t.: Cepnene ST-SteIn. : .c - .t le Mlarquis of Queensberry] -: e Mr. Oscar Wilde came to a n, ;iaton at the Old Bailey, :; nv rdav. The jury returned a i- r' ot guilty, and added that -ni canr had been ...

... standing by ' rule they exonerated the captain of the Crathie from all blame. The Jury enm.panelled to try the case of Oscar Wilde and Taylor at the Old Bailey, London, failed to agree upon a verdict yesterday, and were discharged. The prisoners will ...

... on Saturday at Marlborough-street I Police Court, London, on a warrant, charged with publishing a libel concerning Mr. Oscar Wilde. The case was adjourned, and the defendant was admitted to bail. t The result of the polling for the election f of two city ...

... in thc Y~ 'iSietches by 13oz, but dravwn fromn .shigh T, iife' chiefly, as seen through the eyeglass of an cl imerican Oscar W'ilde. Worl-rrs ieithout Watge. By Edith Carring. F tOnI, author of 6Bread and Butter. Storiea, 3 tdc. (2s. old. London:o Griffith ...

... representatives to g.overning bodies. The hearing of the charge against the Marlquis ofr Queensberry of libelling M1r. Oscar Wilde was commenced yesterday at the Old Bailer London. The Mayor of Kendal, Alderman William I Lindioss, died on Tuesday night ...

... tdvised him to remain silent. Prince would not r l stem. I-le was resolved to have his say, and got nut a reference to Oscar Wilde before he could d be redueed to silence. You see, they will not b let me speak, he said, turning to the jailer; d they ...

... reason- mE able number of followers. At present the an forward march of the British force is being Mi continued. ]as har Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were the yesterrdav committed to take their trial at or( the Central Criminal Court, London, for In allened ...

... works bad not yet got abroad to the extent of batter lknn works by major poets. Amongstr1 manny others, he referred to Mrr. Oscar Wilde, who, besides being a poet, was a personality, a a qualification which he did not see in other minor 1 poets; but the sorrow ...