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... Furness. A New Plat by Mr. Oscar Wilde.—Our speciaJ correspondent at New York telegraphs : At the Broadway Theatre, Mr. Lawrence Barrett presented, on Monday night, new tragedy, entitled Guida Ferrari, by Mr. Oscar Wilde, There was large andience. and ...
... Chelsea was valued at no less a sum than £500. Among one lot of valuables was property identified as belonging to Mr. Oscar Wilde. Ever since the publication of the fact of the property being on view persons who had suffered from burglars have been calling ...
... Chelsea,was valued at no less than a sum of .£5OO. Among one l o t o f valuables was property identified as belonging to Mr. Oscar Wilde. Ever since ti.e publication of the fact of the property being on view persons who have suffered from burglars have been ...
... Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft, Miss Genevieve Ward, Miss Fortescue, Miss M'lntyre, Mr. Randegger, Mr. P. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilde, Mr. W. pollock, Mrs. Gabrielle, Mr. Percy Anderson, Madame Albani, Madame Ravogli, Madame Beati, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyndham ...
... Chelsea,was valued at no less than a sum of £5OO. Among one lot of valuables was property identified as belonging to Mr. Oscar Wilde. Ever since publication of the fact of the property being on view persons who have suffered from burglars have been calling ...
... the wealthy proprietress of several periodical publications New York, has just married Mr. William Wilde, brother of Mr. Oscar Wilde. A Chester correspondent states that is the intention of Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone to pass the winter in Italy, and with that ...
... Gazette publishes a humorotis v suggesting preface to the County Council* the regulation theatres and music apologies to Mr. Oscar Wilde. See his l^*'1 * Dorian Gray in the March number of tbe Review.) It reads as follows: Tho actor the creator of beautiful ...
... entertainer. very large number clergymen were among the audience, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilde chanced tosit immediately before me. MBS. ©SCAB WT LOB'S Mrs Oscar Wilde very faithful to the long*/ fawn-coloured cloaks have described often before. arm the ...
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... remarkable, yet perfectly ladylike and undeniably becoming. knew the wearer to he the wife of rising young artist. Mrs. Oscar Wilde has well-developed taste for these yellowish browns, and looks, it must be said, charming in them. Apropos, I not think ...
... moss-green velvets merging into sage-green silks; and so on, as Lady Horberton said, In all the colours of the rainbow? Mrs. Oscar Wilde wore a term-ootta skirt and bodice, with a mall black jacket. The bazaar was opened by Lady Sandhurst, and its proceeds ...
... Progressive in women and of all kinds. who are promoting Margaret Lady Sandbarst, Mrs. Wyulord Mary Crawshay, Mra. Eva Me’ Mrs. Oscar Wilde, Mrs. is the secretary. has exeited so mach interest, is only 25 years of She is an rides with ber busband bad destroyed ...