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... MR. OSCAR WILDE. __ . _ _ _ . . ?? In about a week Mr. Wilde will be in Englend d again. This is bad news for the earwig; for that o estimable but somewhat crawly insect sbares h Mr. Wilde's devotios to the sunilower, snd during s his absence has perhaps ...
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... Tribune has the following:- He looks like a Iove-sick young girl, vjasi the re- mark of a sensible woman who 1istened to Oscar Wilde in the Broolktyn Academy of Music last evening (Feb. 3). Xr. Wilde delivered bis ?? upon 'The English RenaiEsauce, prefacing ...
... I AM. OSCAR WILDE. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Oscar Wilde delivered a lecture in the Gaiety Theatre, the subject being iThe House Beautiful. There was a large but by no means crowded attendance. 'The gallery was apparently not open to thle public, an there ...
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... ,. lVMDQSCAR WILDE ON DRESS. Yesterday, at three o'clock, Mr. Oscar Wilds i delivered a lecture in the Gaiety Theatre, choosing for his subject Beauty, Taste, and Ugliness in Dress. Although the fact of the lee- ture taking place was fully announced ...
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... LOSCAR WILDE RELEASED ON BAIL.,. - I A OLERGYAMAN AND A LORD AS SURETIES. London, Tuesday. The expected application for Mr Oscar Wilde to be released on bail was made at Bow street this morning before Mr Vaughan. Mr Travers Humphreys appeared on bobabl of ...
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... A LETTER FROM OSCAR WILDE. Ie ' .. _ .X ?? .. Some dcays since the poet Joaquin Miller wrote to Oscar Wilde complimenting him on his cham- pioaship of the cause ot the fine arts, and on his noble stand for the right of individual judgment against the ...
... Pollock te-day consented to release of Oscar Wilde on personal bail of £i2,500; coupled with two sureties of £1,250 each. The Press Abtociation in a later message states on authority of Mr Humphreys, solicitor to Oscar Wilde, that after the bail had been fixed ...