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Irish Popular Superstitions
William Robert WildeAlmost 150 years ago, Sir William Wilde, father of the famous writer Oscar Wilde, attempted to capture in a single volume the wit and wisdom, the lore and legend, of the superstitious Irish imagination.
On the physical, moral, and social condition of the deaf and ...
William Robert W. Wilde (sir.)William Robert W. Wilde (sir.) ON THE PHYSICAL, MORAL, AND SOCIAL CONDITION THE DEAF AND DUMB. BY WILLIAM R. WILDE, F. R. C. S., ASSISTANT CENSUS COMMISSIONER J SURGEON TO ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL; AUTHOR ...
Wilde’s Wiles: Studies of the Influences on Oscar Wilde and ...
PreviewStudies of the Influences on Oscar Wilde and His Enduring Influences in the Twenty-First Century Annette M. Magid ... An additional detail regarding the name “Wilde” is posited to 2 Frederick C. Blodi, “William R. Wilde (1815-1876) in Vienna,” ...
Wilde Discoveries: Traditions, Histories, Archives
Preview58 Robert Harborough Sherard,TheRealOscar Wilde (London: T. Werner Laurie, 1916), 110–11, andEllmann, OscarWilde, ... 67 In 1864, Wilde'smother, Jane Francesca Wilde, took out alibel suit against Mary Josephine Travers, apatient of ...
Medicine, Disease and the State in Ireland, 1650-1940
Greta JonesFor Wilde's European reputation as an otologist, see Sproule, 'Sir William Wilde', p. 581; Lesky, The Vienna Medical School, p. 178. For his influence in Australia, see R.F. Lowe, 'William R. Wilde, Andrew S. Gray and two eye hospitals of very ...
History of Ophthalmology 5: Sub auspiciis Academiae ...
PreviewWilliam R. Wilde (1815–1876) in Vienna FREDERICK C. BLODI Department of Ophthalmology, University of Iowa Key words: History of ophthalmology, William Wilde William R. Wilde was born 1815 in a small hamlet in Connaught, the most ...
The Library of William Andrews Clark, Jr: Wilde and Wildeiana
More editions"Speranza" was the nom deplume of Jane FrancescaWilde,the mother of Oscar Wilde, which she signed to all her ... By || Sir William R. Wilde, M.D.,|| Vice- President Of The Royal Irish Academy ; || [etc.,etc] Illustrated with numerous Wood ...
Oscar Wilde's Enniskillen
PreviewSir William Wilde to the amount of "One Farthing," being the lowest award which could legally be made, so as to carry costs, ... From scraps of letters produced during the trial, as having been addressed from Sir William R. Wilde to the plaintiff, ...
The Fall of the House of Wilde: Oscar Wilde and His Family
Emer O'Sullivan7 Marriage In November 1851 all the Dublin papers carried the following announcement: 'Married on the 12th inst. at St Peter's Church by the Reverend John M. Wilde, A.M., Incumbent of Trinity Church, Northwich, William R. Wilde, Esq., ...
A Practical Treatise on the Disease of the Ear, Including ...
ReadWilde, William R. Some Observations on the Early History of Aural Surgery, and the Nosological Arrangement of Diseases of the Ear, by W. R. Wilde, M.R.LA. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science. Vol. xxv. Dublin, 1844. Wilde, William R.
Las Iglesias ante la violencia en América Latina: los ...
Alexander WildeAlexander Wilde, Daniel H. Levine, Robert Albro, Patrick William Kelly, Virginia Garrard-Burnett, María Soledad Catoggio, Gustavo Morello, Rafael Mafei Queiroz , Elyssa Pachico, Javier Arellano-Yanguas, Winifred Tate, Robert Brenneman, ...
Narrative of a Voyage to Madeira, Teneriffe and Along the ...
ReadWith Observations on the Present State and Prospects of Egypt and Palestine, and on the Climate, Natural History and Antiquities of the Countries Visited William Robert Wilde. WILDE'S AUSTRIA. " Our author's work is by no means prolix, not ...
Wilde's Women: How Oscar Wilde Was Shaped by the Women He Knew
Eleanor FitzsimonsThe modest ceremony that joined 'William R. Wilde Esq., F.R.C.S.' and 'Jane Francesca' was conducted by the groom's older brother, Reverend John M. Wilde . For the occasion, Jane had exchanged her mourning clothes for a 'very rich dress ...
Delphi Complete Works of Oscar Wilde (Illustrated)
Oscar WildeThe publication of such a pamphlet was calculated to injure both Sir William and Lady Wilde in public esteem, and Miss Travers was not content to let the matter rest there. She drew attention to the pamphlet by letters to the papers, and on one ...
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