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... poetical attainments. Formerly he was a teacher Portora Royal School, and had for pupils, amongst others, Messrs. WilUanwmd Oscar Wilde. The Boston papers speak of, him«.in terms of the deepest regret. More evictions have been oat GLENSHARi»LD- eatate. week ...
... been invented in Paris. It is to take the place of a carillon of bells at the Opera. American paper prophesies that Mr Oscar Wilde will succeed Lord Tennyson as Poet Laureate! The children in a certain school in Berlin have been attacked by a nervous ...
... unen•lable poeitiou of firs place was by Sir Richard Temple, t 1,, ~ u cceedutg sight pudtions being occupied follows,—Mr. Oscar Wilde, Kr. hear Bre,ning. Mr Augusta, Moore, Mr. W H Smith, Mr. Go/rhea, Mr. Ashamed Bartlett, Mr. Arthur Balfour, Kr. Spurgeon ...
... articles on an inc ia the engagement at Tel-el Kebir, writs « Private Soldiers’ Wrongs.” Prince Krapo the Hon. Emily Frederic Oscar Wilde, Sir John Pope Hennessy, Mr. Edward Dicey, C.B , are among the | contributors, the papere with such jects Rain of the Civi ...
... its clothes, Mr. Kipling knows its essence. He is our best authority the second-rate.” This is smart; very smart. But Mr. Oscar Wilde sometimes wastes as much ability on being smartly odd would enable another man to simply great. To know vulgarity is not ...