... 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 ...

... at Chelsea was valued at no less 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 view persons who had suffered from burglars have been calling ...

... carriage, and for some time was confined in • lunatic asylum. Eventually the youth was sent back to the wotkliouse. Mr. Oscar Wilde is decorating a room for Mrs. Langtry ir her new home in London. Fans (haud• painted) are to he tl.e chief decorstioun. ...

... carriage, and for some time was confined in a lunatic asylum. Eventually the youth was sent back to the workhouse. Mr. Oscar Wilde is decorating • room for Mrs. Langtry iv her new home in London. Fans (haudpaint) are to be the chief decorations. The death ...

... look as if they proceeded from utter wearisomeness life. You must, of course, be an admirer of Mr. Burne Jones and Mr. Oscar Wilde. But, after all, the most important thing is to live the life, which consists in rendering the lives your fellows not ...

... assisted here were also attired in the colours of spring Mixers. All these dresses were made with the divided skirt. Mrs. Oscar Wilde, in terr cotta and black, wore the full Syrian drial skirt, with silk blouse and sleeves gathered high on the arms. The ...

... like. AU your look as if they proceeded from utter wearisomeness of life. You must, of course, be an Burne Jones and Mr. Oscar Wilde. But, elm silk the most important thing is to live the which consists in rendering the lives fellows not worth living when ...

... assisted here were also attired in the colours of spring fioxers. All these dresses were made with the divided skirt. Mrs. Oscar Wilde, in terr -cotta and black, wore the full Syrian dual skirt, with silk blouse and sleeves gathered high on the arms. , The ...

... Frank Leslie, the proprietress of several journals published in New York, has married Mr. William Wilde, brother of Mr. Oscar Wilde. James Lambert, aged 23, Alford, Lincoln, hanged himself on Sunday. He left a letter saying he could no longer bear being ...

... was productive of no satisfactory result. I hear that Mr. James McNeill Whistler has been seen in conversation with Mr. Oscar Wilde. It seems that he made a somewhat clever remark, whereupon Oscar remarked: That's inalu bly good; I wish I had quoted those ...

... scalloped at the edges and bound with black silk. lady Monckton looked well in tan colour, and Mn. Jopling in grey. Mr. Oscar Wilde was beauMfully, got up in • long brown coat of rather peculiar cut, with a tie in • pinkish shade of hellobops, and some ...

... Syrian, other Japanese. The Syrian was the nose paces] of the two, and was worn with success by Lady Netherton and Mrs. Oscar Wilde. The Nauss style struck me as being rather untrue- NI, end I doubt it any woman can look really well with her skirt eight ...