... Beatrice Herbert, Lady Grosvenor, Hon. G. Wyndham, Lady Maude aud Mr. Parry, Lady Katherine Thynne, Lord Cairns, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilde, Miss Lockwood, Mias Wilson, Miss Tennant, Mr. and Mrs. Peel, Hon. Michael and Mrs. Herbert, Lady Brownlow, etc. Favourable ...

... Florence St. John came later on in the schedule. Meantime Mr. Frank Miles and Mr. Oscar Wilde had set up housekeeping together, under one roof, in 'Fite-street. hlr. Oscar Wilde preached his gospel of the where Frank Miles charmed others by his graceful ...

... 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 ...

... should look if they proceeded from utter wearisomeness r life. You must, of course, admirer of Mr. Rurue Jones and Mr. Oscar Wilde. Hut, after aIU the most important thing to “live the life,” which consists rendering the lives of your fellows not worth ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... best U*# shooting will be liad next month. I hear that Mr. James McNeill Whistler has »»eec seen in conversation with Mr Oscar Wilde. It seems that made a somewhat clever remark, Oscar remarked: “Tliat’s incomparably pood; wish liad quoted those words!” ...

... tears, is wonderfully humorous. Thu idea, however, is entirely (bear's. It might surprise the elegant and dachrae-beloved Oscar Wilde to learn (continues our correspondent) that he is looked on by the Parisian Strialists • kind of Messiah. this is so. His ...

... strong points in book. diction crisp and the style is elegant. There are epigrams scattered through tha pages of whioh even Oscar Wilde not ba ashamed to acknowledge the paternity. Ou the whole, the noval ia one that will be talked aboat aa thoroughly satisfactory ...

... of course, be pret y, but who is it who declares that every girl can be pretty if she only Bets about it the right way ? Oscar Wilde, in his book, Dorian Gray, says that the secret the charm of American women is that they as if they were beautiful. There ...

... was to ion and visit to productive no satisfactory result hear that Mr James McNeill Whistler has conversation with Mr Oscar Wilde It seems that he clever remark Oscar remarked: “That’s incomparably wish I words’ “Oh! you will will” painter’s answer For ...