... By Oscar Wilde As played at the St. James's Theatre, London. Box Offca Tel.: Gice. 2197. Chelt 22378. NEX' MR. WH.” ...

... OSCAR WILDE, Featuring AZIMOV A. rjiHEATRE DE J^UXE. KORTHGATE, GLOUCESTER. MONDAY. OCT. 15. and ALL THE WEEK. |J AROLD I LOYD in • QRDEKS.” And Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. THE SPANISH JADE, featuring David Powell. T J) ANSANT * pEABIS’ £IAFE, rpilE ...

... OSCAR WILDE, Featuring AZIMOVA. Q.LOUCESTER ||rPPODROME. 6.lo—Twice Nightly—B TO NIGHT? 1 JJJG pROGRAMME Including THE ALABAMA BLUES BAND (Ten Whit© Performer*). Direct from the Alexandra Theatre. London. BIG CARNIVAL NIGHT FRIDAY. Com© and Aak for your ...

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... DEATH OF OSCAR WILDE. The Pans correspondent of the Dublin Evening Mail telegraphs that Mr. Oscar Wiide died Friday at three o’clock the Lutin Quarter. The cause ol deaih was meningitis, lie had been suffering for some time. Two days ago he became unconscious ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE C LORD A. RB. ON TRIAL FOR The trial of Lord Alfred Brace Douglas, accused of libelling Mr. Robert Baltimore Ross, litarary exercutor to Oscar Wilde, was resumed at the Old Bailey on Monday. Further cross-examined, Mr. Ross and defendant ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON. STATE OF HIS HEALTH. During the past few days unauthorised reports have (says the Morning) been put in circulation regarding the health and mental condition of Oscar Wilde since his imprisonment in Pentonville Gaol. One report went ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN CHELTENHAM. O. Wedmiday Mr. Will. gave two Metter. at the Assembly limems. Ml. NthCOON mere malt that in the arming above Mktg only. The afteemen tact.. was ea Drees. Ia the course of his addreee, Mr. Will. mid he Mind to Mimes the fact ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON. AU the effort* to get Oscar Wilde bailed out until Thursday hare so far been ineffectual, and remains at Holloway Gaol. As already stated, Wilde was not placed in an ordinary cell; at his own request was immediately located in a ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE IN CHELTENHAM. On Wednesday afternoon and evening, Mr. Oscar Wilde—whom a Cheltenham audience has before liad opportunity of hearing —lectured In the Assembly Rooms upon Dress and The value of art in modern life, and his remarks upon ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE DUPED. The New York correspondent of the Standard telegraphs:—The superiotendent of police confirms the' report t►at Oscar Wilde was duped by Banco swindlers on December 14th. One of them pretended to be the son of Drexel, the banker ...

... WHAT OWE TO OSCAR WILDE. Affectation not mark of wit, nor does the preaching of novel theory or crack-brained social fad argue the possession of great intellect. Whence, then, sprang the foolish fear of being natural, the craving to attitudinise in everything ...