... Physicians and Surgeons of Ireland, OSCAR WILDE'S AFFAIRS. MEETING OP CREDITORS. At the Lerida' Bankruptcy Court yesterday meeting, the Bret meeting of creditors was bold under the receiving order reads against Oscar Wilde, described as late of Tite-•lreer ...

... iota. 'nation made ptiblic is that the proceedings were of • frnhadly character. In the Wdde•Quceeaberry libel case, Mr. Oscar Wilde was further examined. Mr. Carson had net concluded his address to the jury whoa the mart adjourned. Counsel said the Marquess ...

... wham As Ideal Husband was performed before a crowded house, which included Lord Wharnrliffe, Sir Edward Lawson, Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. W. S. Peeler, and •any other theatrical and jeurnaloitoc notabilities. The tire o'clock in likely to be repeated. and ...

... CRITERION THEATRE, LONDON. Lessee sad Managor—Mr. CHARLES W YNDELAX by aireingetuant with Mr. WALLEY sad Mr. IdultELL. Oscar Wilde'. PIE. AN IDEAL HUbBAND, TO-MUYT awl EVERY EVENING. YEA TILANdb'EllitEO. with tho Origi nal bate, tfe HAYMAItILEIrtIATISY ...

... MADNESS AND METHOD. It la rather late to be discussing Oscar Wilde's Salome, hot Mr. Au brey Beardshie • illustrations thereto have rewakenad the American iatereet In Oscar and the new movement in pictorial art. America indeed pays more attention to ...

... suggests thoughts of Wilde. Dear me, the lamp is smoking, said an anxious hostess the other night. Happy lamp! exclaimed Oscar Wilde, who was among her guests. And by the way, another name occurs to one now in connection with Wilde. Tools has won great ...

... tire peer for wimple fraocbae, payment members, payment of In.l election sad emplificatieo of the forms of the Howe of THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. COMMITTAL The bearing of the charge. schism and Alfred Taylor was reamed at Bewatreet raatarday attar**. Wilde named ...

... Catholics and Protestants of Uganda. (From the Pail Mail Cazett.) The Dentin Figaro has an interesting anecdote as to how Mr. Oscar Wilde came by his Christian name. The Satiety wee a literary coterie in the Irish capital. Dr. Wilds (afterwards Sir William) ...

... MR. OSOAkt WILDE IN TUN BOX. trial of the Marques. of Quitentherry for libelling Mr. Oscar Wilde was resumed at the Omani Oman on 'l'huisday morning. TW prommator again went into the box. nod by Mr. He ..id he brot met Wood at the rooms of Mr. Taylor ...

... are supplied with water, some scheme will be found which will enable every district to h►ve its require. 'ants met. Mr. Oscar Wilde is not of course to be judged by °idiom./ canons, any more than, according to hie theory, any true literary instinct is ...

... ao begins. ow dose. Howe railway. further declined. some of the falls being nearly full point. The tone wee weak. HR. OSCAR WILDE TO CHANGE NATIONALITY. Sines the Lard Chamberlain's reran! to Mr. Omar Wilda's now ploy. .saleade. Mr. Wilde has ibterwlewed ...

... Door. open at 7.10; !arty Cowmen°. at 7.M. c RITERIoN THEATRE, LUNDuN. Lames sad C - HARLES WYNDHAM. with W ALLIik Mr. Oscar Wilde'. Play. AN IDEAL HUSBAND, TO.NIOHT and AVERY EVENDsti. at E.A. TRANS)! with Origami Caere. from this HAYMARKET THaATIV. ...