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... team her horns, and reruns to see visitors, maims they happen to be intimate seqoaintanoce. With ail hi. pecultaritim, Oscar Wilde bad a great reverence fur hie mother, and the coostdei which he allowed at all limes wee une of marked characterietics. ...
... ULTIMATUM TO NICARAGUA. 00ILINTO TO BE OCCUPIED. ►. demob Colas Ni YORK, WiIINLIDAY. despatch has been hoe trams Manages : THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. At the Central Cart yesterday. beta* Mr. Jeetiee Charles, M. Charles Mathew applied The of the Beilimb abater Arthur ...
... egetistics are fumed you rosy expect another indication of Mr. Myddleton's splendid organisatien. 'rho people who mooted to re Oscar Wilde in court this morning were bated, and will have to welt until the Bth of November before their curiosity can be gratified ...
... Frank Leslie, the propristrem of several jouresh publiehed in that city. has married Mr. Willwe Wilde, brother of Mr. Oscar Wilde. Claims of £20,000 damages have been mad , against the Northern Railway Company of Sp.. by the relative. of Mr. Long and ...
... mandate from Whitehall to bring about, if possible, the union of Newfoundland and the Damluion. A friend of mine who saw Oscar Wilde ildeyestsrd•y, and was permitted to say a word to him, say. that Oscar is in good huitli, though sadly and terribly changed ...
... be discovered in that brilliant master of dialogue, that dexterous wearer of plots— Mr. Sydney Itrundy' Will he be Mr. Oscar Wilde, author of that brilliant literary comedy, Lady Windermere's Ran? Or will the author of The Tragic Muse, with his love ...
... attachment wee issued. The Marquee of Queensberry wee charged on a warrant at Marlboroughetreet Polico:ourt for libelling Mr. Oscar Wild.. Mr. Humphreys, opentile reel, said that Mr. Oder Wilde, a married man, living on must affectionate teems with his wife ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE'S CHARGE AGAINST LORD QUEENSBERRY. PROCEEDINGS AT MARLBOROUGH STREET. COMMITTAL FOR TRIAL. At the Fiatarday, the Marque.. of Queensberry surrendered to his bail to wearer the charge of libelling Mr. Oscar Wilde by the•' utterance and ...
... Mnjurliamdtoa.bt awrr 1 Fowler .. Willinms, klartlett. Estrus.. b Grain .. .. 0 . 11. Carter, out .. 20 LINES TO OUR NEW Dlr. Oscar Wilde, havirg dlacovered r:. ...
... bitten by a he. Bernard dog belonging to the defendant. Baron Pull,ck, on Thursday afternoon, made a receiving order against Oscar Wilde, leave bend given to the defendant to to very the order. The application wm for o small amount. During a quarrel in Smith-street ...
... the prosecution in the charge against the Marques. of Queensimire ef poblishiog • dsfamatory libel of nod concerning Mr. Oscar Wilde. A violsnt tempest at Marsala the other day over. turned sod broke the monument erected in memory of the disembarkment there ...
... BishopSlM/this& different from our own. The Afghan modes of eating, of preparing food, and killing animals The second tent of Oscar Wilde, for alleged oBentw under the Law Amendment Actten oired for consumption. are Peculiar. and must advertedrum lA. rtr ...