... not yet known, but it will hard.N . re postponedL It lis said to be a tingenious comed1y, filled with thr in which Mr. Oscar Wilde delighot- .. f. that it has been read bymore than,':: ?? ,d every one of whomu was curious to w , author of Lidy Wi::dermere's ...

... Mr. John Bur- Xeston. Mr Waiter SeaLby, and Miss Agnest ut Taylor. It may b'e he mentioned that an on Monday neit Mr. Oscar Wilde'8 play . Lady Windermeres Fan is to be given at the ! Shakespeare Theatre for th~e first time in this CitY. ' when it ...

... special service in the chapel this morn- j1 ini in memory of Prince Victor of Hohenlobe. The Bishop of Ripon ?? Grcdo.t 'Mr. Oscar Wilde, who has been staying'for t some davs at (liyn-y-Garth, Menai Bridge. the i guest of Mrs. Schssabe, left yesterday for London ...

... sthe domestic novel, in wvhichl there ias becn a marked change during the period ranging from Richardson and Thackeray to Oscar Wilde. Among other contributions worthy of! tlecia attention are Mr. freed and his r jCritics, bv T. Rice Holmes ; Glimpses ...

... the provinces, has, returned to a vi .0 London and the St. Jamies'e Theat-re. He Te-3 ff openied latst niigt vwith Mu. Oscar Wilde's ploy, canl ~ Lady Windermere's Fane. It is too late as -nitself, ay anything new of the play elai islbtits efbect on ...

... ?? is to be orer zE looked and improvements made in the be5 and pit butit is expected to be readv Lo October, when Mr. Oscar Wildes's plav sube frnom Et taken up. The play hac bad qan. from a phenomenal run. The critics hd Sfj ire in cipated that it would ...

... should exist, Mr. Teriple makes 'a no secret of the fact that he goes to the halls p because it pays better. n M Mir. Oscar Wilds's new play, Lady Winder- g Imere's Fan, again shows him to be no stickler r , for absolute originality. His poems wereechoes ...

... to be? &pp eciatedj of 5Bnt,,seaking~generally;.thtas ot is a frosts.* L ofI i_ . ?? are premised nothing big until Mr. Oscar Wilde's new ply is produced at the Hay-.T market-date unfixed. Velvet is the only wear. The velvet mantle turns out to be the ...

... Wynd- i ham and Miss Moore are in pleasant company. Ls Produced at St. James's Theatre in February fe S las M I 1 last, Mr. Oscar Wilde's first serious dramatic v ae essay attracted at once the attention which the P is nersonality oF its author demanded. Fore- ...

... popular melo- W e dramas, includes ten plays to be produced in Liver- q pool for the first time, among them being Mr. In 4 Oscar Wilde's piece Ladv Windermere's ;- Fan. The list is as follovsa:- Arrah ah Y na PoFuue (special production); the Adelphi hi ...