... whose nailed labour® issues that light but bright periodical which is called The Idler do not appear much enamoured of Oscar Wilde. the current number is chaffed and ridiculed rather ancjcrcifully. The Idler bids him take of his cigarette cynicism and ...

... complaint is made reach here from rural distnets- order seems have been given not disth* bate in the urban constituencies. Oscar Wilde is re prosen tod os in a towering r»ge because the Lord Chamberlain ban refused bo license play be wrote, and which Madame ...

... D Francis E MFarland, Brigade Surgeon; Jama# A Lindsay. M D, MCH; Charles Elliott. Amhursl-road, Uaokoey, London. ; Mrs Oscar Wilde,. J J ColUus, Mrs Ellis Cameron, Rev JEM Murphy, A; Jam-s M'Ahalar, A; A ; Rev Charles William Frixell, A; Valentine Dunn ...

... Burma, died Birmingham on Monday. Bbe was the yomigest daughter of the late Colonel William Bremner.of the Madras Army. Mr Oscar Wilde iz present Hamburg. that Pasteur is oat danger. The Qneea has presented M Johannes V. dff with gold pencil-case studded ...

... opposition so far. Much regret is expressed in Sooth Paddington that the Loble lord has not yet add .-sal public meeting. Oscar Wilde highly incensed with the Lord Chamberlain. few weeks ago, said Wilde. I met Madame Sarah Bernhardt Mr Henry Irving's. She ...

... Dene. “ The Bine Pavilions.’’ By Q. “ The Brethren of Mount Atlas. By Hueh E M Stntheld- •* A House of Pomegranates. By Oscar Wilde. Through the Bed-litten Windows;’’ and The Old River Honao.’* Theodor Hertz- Garten. “Clement Barnold’s Invention. By Lionel ...

... ips within the empire, for which he is admirably suited, and to one of which be may be appointed before long. Since Mr Oscar Wilde has been making a to-do abont bis suppressed play, it may well to bear the other side, and one theatrical writer says that ...

... society. The •• Home” was attended about three bundled and gentlemen. tooue were Sir Chartes Duffy . Geotu-al Sir Clarke, Mr Oscar Wilde, Mr J Bl P; W M Crook, Mr hldmaud Dowoev. Major Mxleiness. J R Hogan, Mrs Bryant, F C Gould (Poll Mias Gonne. Mr Hopkins ...

... all is gorgeous to the eye. but fare provided for the hungry wouldbo diner poor, sparse, and unsatisfying. Mr Swinburne Oscar Wilde is reported to have said cynically, yet truthfully—“ Other poets begin bad become good. Swinburne began good, then became ...

... Keglment, was on Saturday installed as Military Knight St Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle. The Daily Telegraph reports that Oscar Wilde’s play. *• Salome,” has been refused a licence by the Lord Chamberlain. The request of Herod's daughter to Herod for the ...

... lift tbe piece. Miss Florence West and Mr Lewis Waller are seen to little advantage more serious characters. Writing of Oscar Wilde’s play, '* Lady Windermere Fan,” the St James's, tba Athtm*umnyn: —The construction is neat and ingenious, and the scene ...

... arrived Marlborough House from Sandringham last evening. It is stated that Madame Sarah Bernhardt ha«» read and accepted Mr Oscar Wilde’s French one act play Salammbo. It is said that it will be prodoced this season, and acted London. The Committee of Privileges ...