Authors, Irish -- 19th century -- Biography; Wilde, Oscar, 1854-1900
March 12, p. 123. Lord Wildermere's Mother-in-Law.
" " p. 124. Pathetic Description of the
Present State of Mr George
Alexander.
April 30, p. 215. Staircase Scenes.--No. 1, Private
View, Royal Academy.
June 25, p. 304. The Playful Sally.
July 2, p. 315. A Difficulty.
" 9, p. 1. A Wilde Idea; Or, More Injustice
to Ireland.
" 16, p. 16. On the Fly-leaf of an Old
Book.
" 16, p. 23. Racine, With the Chill Off.
1893
January 19, p. 29. "To Rome for Sixteen Guineas."
April 22, p. 189. The B. and S. Drama at the
Adelphi.
" 29, p. 193. Stray Thoughts on Play-Writing.
" " p. 195. The Premier at the Haymarket
last Wednesday.
May 6, p. 213. A Work--of Some Importance.
" 13, p. 221. Wilder Ideas; _Or, Conversation as
she is spoken at the Haymarket_.
" 27, p. 246. A Wylde Vade Mecum. (_By
Professor H-xl-y_)
June 3, p. 257. Second Title for the Play at the
Haymarket.
July 15, p. 13. An Afternoon Party.
" 15, p. 22. "The Play is Not the Thing."
" 29, p. 46. At The T. R. H.
August 26, p. 94. Still Wilder Ideas. (_Possibilities
for the next O. Wilde Play._)
December 30, pp. 304-5. New Year's Eve at Latterday Hall.
An Incident. Dorian Gray
taking Juliet in to Dinner.
1894
February 17, p. 73. "Blushing Honours."
March 10, p. 109. She-Notes. By Borgia Smudgiton.
July 21, p. 33. The Minx.--A Poem in Prose.
August 4, p. 60. Our Charity Fete.
October 13, p. 177. The O.B.C. (Limited).
" 20, p. 185. The Blue Gardenia. (_A Colourable
Imitation._)
" 27, p. 204. Morbidezza.
November 10, p. 225. The Decadent Guys. (_A Colour-Study
in Green Carnations._)
December 15, p. 287. The Truisms of Life. (Note 12.)
1895
January 12, p. 24. Overheard Fragment of a Dialogue.
" 19, p. 29. "To Rome for Sixteen Guineas."
" " p. 36. "A penny Plain--But Oscar
Coloured."
February 2, p. 54. A Wilde "Ideal Husband."
" " p. 60. A God in the Os-Car.
" 23, p. 85. The O. W. Vade Mecum.
March 2, p. 106. "The Rivals" at the A.D.C.
" " p. 107. The Advisability of Not Being
Born in a Handbag.
" 16, p. 121. The Advantage of Being Consistent.
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