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... M'Farland, Brigade Surgeon; James A. Lindsay, M.D., M.Ch. ; Charles Elliot. 223, AAmhurst Road, Hackney, London, N. Irs. Oscar Wilde, J. 3. Collins, Mrs. Ellis Cameron, Rev. J. E. E. Murphy, M.A.; James M'Aiister, V.A.; D. T. M'Enery, M.A.; Rev. Charles ...
... inflation, butthe reut was joined, and it withstood every test that could be t applied to it. I' It is amusing to see how Mr. Oscar Wilde's threat of becoming a French citizen has annoyed some of the Jingo papers here. At! most one would fancy that the resolution ...
... further t reduced, and last week such cases numbered only - 62, compared with 36 and 71 in the preceding weeks A M 11r. Oscar Wilde is coming out as a playwright at last. His new play, ' Lady Windermere's Fan, t is to be produced at St. James's Theatre ...
... have determined to boycott all the natural flowers artificially coloured, like the turquoise blue carnations, which Mr. Oscar Wilde introduced as a buttonhole the day his play, Lady Winder- mere's Fan, came out. The blossoms look sickly, as well they ...
... evidently much interested in the pictures and not at all anxious to encourage the adoring attentions at their acquaintances. Mr Oscar Wilde was there as large as life, graciously critical and paradoxical, his veil of cynicism not so thick as to prove inipenetrable ...
... is as a holiday resort, is not at all so rattractive when you take up your residence there permanently. At present Mr. Oscar Wilde is staying at Babbicombe, a very pretty suburb of Torquay, where he is 0Writ- ing, a new play for Mxr.Tree. Meanwhile he ...
... againsthimn. The judgmenetis a most inmportant one, applying, as it does, to every County Coluncil in the country. - ; MEr. Oscar W;ilds, appearing before the curtainL at the St. Jamnes's Theatre last night. cigarette in hand, to thank the audience for the ...
... , I Let ns hope that few of us have them at twelve guineas the yard-the price of one of Madame Bernhardt's gowns in Mr Oscar Wilde's Salome. Mr Wilde may well re gret that his play cannot be given in London, for Lady Windermere's Fan i Proved a notable ...
... Mr ?? int the eyes of the, Lch elect, inaylb w 67s de lc- 1 itta ke Mr.e Ad Georges Ohnet. ?? hasabeen charged -by ot M Oscar-Wilde with having_ exhausted thes as IovonsBtc' this'subjjectite should have- idisomthig nw t, sy.He' ha been the dr isolaotinit ...