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... MR OSCAR WILDE IN DEFENCE HIS NOVEL. Mr Oscar Wilde has written to the St James’s Gazette in defence of his recently published novelette, “The Picture of Dorian Gray,” which was vigorously attacked that journal. Mr Wilde says your issue of to-day you ...
... on the stage. Mr. Ellis smith's called 'Vera,' differs considerably from that in a play of the same name written by Mr. Oscar Wilde, but it I. poweeful and might have a chance of ultimate popularity. Madame de Saucese very slight accent, and is evidently ...
... JRISH SOCIETY interest me any more.” These are the words of Mr Oscar Wilde. Sir James Hannenhad before him last week in the list of decrees to be made absolute that of French-Brewster v. French-Brewster. The case was before the court in December, 1889 ...
... feel no thrill when I see my name in a paper. The chronicler does not interest me any more. These are the words of Mr. Oscar Wilde. are disadvantages connected with wheat fields of mammoth proportions, as when, for example, a fire is started in the grain ...
... cents., contains several interesting articles. The completed story one of the special features of this publication. is by Oscar Wilde, and is entitled The Picture of Dorian Gray. The articles on The Cheiromancy of To-day, Kelly's Contributions to ...
... It would perhaps have been better to have the flare up on the wedding day. Thai would have oast only SM. Modest Mr. Oscar Wilde, He has been having a little dispute with the London papers, and this is what lie writes to one contemporary :— My story ...
... breach promise. would perhaps been better to have flare up on the wedding day. That would have coal only £2O. Modest Mr. Oscar Wilde! has been having a little with the London papers, and this ia what bo writes one contemporary:—“My story is an essay decorative ...
... ooat-oollar cut alter lady's pattern, and you have some idea of the personage who suddenly descended ta. Who waa it It not be Oscar Wilde. Ho has good taste and some intelligeooa and talent. Waa Radyard Kipling, the new novelist Just then speculation was prematurely ...
... the irresistible charms of Mary t Kate. Novelists, from Miss Braddon to Zola, I and back ?? shall we now ; include Mir. Oscar Wilde ?-may point to 6 Mary- Kate Lynch in real life as quite as good f 3-or bad-as anything they have pourtrayed E in fiction ...