THE OSCHOLARS

THE WILDE CHRONOLOGY

This is assembled from the Calendars that were published monthly in THE OSCHOLARS in 2001/2.

It complements THE WILDE CALENDAR (q.v.) in that the information is given in chronological order rather than as a day-by-day diary.

Although much in this Chronology is well-known, we believe that a continuing project of adding new material to it is possible, and that it will be an increasingly valuable biographical tool.

Much work still needs to be done and all contributions and corrections are welcome and of course will be credited.

We will add the American lectures omitted from the monthly calendars. There is a well-designed and accurate Calendar of Wilde's engagements in America, edited by Marilyn Bisch, on the website of The Oscar Wilde Society of America. This can be found at http://owsoa.org/library/libraryhome.htm.

Contributors include Geoff Dibb, Danielle Guérin, Anne Jordan, Robert Maguire, Peter Vernier and Roy Waters,
to whom our thanks, which are also due to John Cooper for suggesting this format.

CL = Complete Letters

New material and corrections last added: 9th March 2006

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Year	Day	Month	Event
1805	02	04	Birth of Hans Christian Andersen.
1809	06	08	Birth of Alfred Tennyson.
1811	31	08	Birth of Théophile Gautier.
1812	07	04	Birth of Robert Browning.
1813	22	05	Birth of Richard Wagner.
1820	06	04	Birth of Nadar.
1823	11	05	Birth of Alfred Stevens.
1824	11	05	Birth of Jean Léon Gérôme.
1828	12	05	Birth of Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
1833	30	04	Birth of Hortense Schneider.
1833	28	05	Birth of Félix Bracquemond.
1834	10	07	Birth of Whistler.
1836	31	05	Birth of Jules Chéret.
1836	25	08	Birth of Bret Harte.
1837	05	04	Birth of Swinburne.
1838	20	08	Birth of Augustin Daly.
1840	02	04	Birth of Zola.
1840	20	04	Birth of Odilon Redon.
1840	07	05	Birth of Piotr Tchaikovski.
1840	09	05	Birth of Blanche d'Antigny.
1841	22	05	Birth of Catulle Mendès.
1842	12	05	Birth of Massenet.
1842	23	08	Birth of John Payne.
1843	15	04	Birth of Henry James.
1844	03	05	Birth of Richard D'Oyley Carte.
1844	22	05	Birth of Mary Cassatt.
1844	15	08	Birth of Walter Crane.
1845	12	05	Birth of Gabriel Fauré.
1845	16	05	Birth of Elie Metchnikoff.
1848	07	06	Birth of Paul Gauguin.
1849	18	08	Birth of Gyp de Martel.
1850	20	04	Birth of J.-F. Raffaëlli.
1850	05	08	Birth of Guy de Maupassant.
1851	12	11	Wedding of Jane Elgee and William Wilde.
1852	26	09	Birth of William Charles Kingsbury Wilde (Willie).
1853	24	05	Birth of Alphonse Bertillon.
1853	30	05	Birth of Frank O'Meara.
1853	06	06	Birth of J.E.C. Bodley
1853	30	09	Birth of David 'Dunsky' Hunter Blair [no hyphen]. [PV]
1854	11	01	Birth of William Welsford 'Bouncer' Ward [PV]
1854	16	10	BIRTH OF OSCAR WILDE.
1855	26	04	Wilde baptised at St Mark's, Great Brunswick Street (now Pearse Street),Dublin.
1855	21	05	Birth of Émile Verhaeren.
1855	24	05	Birth of Arthur Wing Pinero.
1855	28	08	Wedding of HoraceLloyd and Adelaide (Adele) Atkinson, the parents of Constance Wilde.
1856	09	04	Birth of Harry de Windt.
1856	06	05	Birth of Sigmund Freud.
1856	20	05	Birth of Henri-Edmond Cross.
1856	22	06	Birth of Henry Rider Haggard.
1856	26	07	Birth of George Bernard Shaw.
1857	02	04	Birth of Isola Wilde.
1857	02	06	Birth of Richard Reginald 'Kitten' Harding ['not Reginald Richard', as Ellmann, p 43, has it, the mistake originating in the Magdalen Record]. [PV]
1858	04	04	Birth of Remy de Gourmont.
1858	04	05	Birth of Frank Benson.
1858	19	06	Birth of George Alexander.
1858	17	07	Birth of Florence Balcombe.
1858	21	07	Birth of Lovis Corinth.
1858	15	08	Birth of Emma Calvé.
1859	15	05	Birth of Pierre Curie.
1859	22	05	Birth of Arthur Conan Doyle.
1859	28	07	Birth of Mary Anderson.
1860	13	04	Birth of James Ensor.
1860	22	04	Birth of Ada Rehan [Crehan] in Limerick.
1860	09	05	Birth of J.M. Barrie.
1860	31	05	Birth of Walter Sickert.
1860	18	08	Birth of Jules Laforgue.
1861	29	06	Birth of Félix Fénéon.
-15 1876	11	07	Wilde attends garden parties at Bingham Rectory and the Duke of Rutland's(CL, p.22). [PV]
1862	29		Birth of Maurice Maeterlinck.
1862	24	04	Birth of Cyril Maude.
1862	22	06	Birth of Dante Gabriel Rossetti and of Claude Debussy.
1862	06	08	Birth of Elizabeth Robins.
1863	06	05	Lady Wilde writes to Mary Travers.
1863	25	05	Birth of Camille Erlanger.
1864	28	01	William Wilde knighted.
1864	18	04	Birth of Richard Harding Davis.
1864	22	04	Birth of Phil May.
1864	01	08	The Wildes visit Bray [to 12th August].
1864	12	12	Travers v. Wilde opens [to 17th December].
1865	07	05	Birth of A.E.W. Mason.
1865	19	05	Birth of Reginald Lister.
1866	26	02	Wedding of the Marquess of Queensberry and Sibyl Montgomery in Saint George's Church, Hanover Square. [DG]
1866	17	05	Birth of Erik Satie.
1867	12	05	Birth of Frank Brangwyn.
1867	27	05	Birth of Arnold Bennett.
1867		08	Wilde spends three weeks in Paris.
1867	02	08	Birth of Ernest Dowson.
1867	04	08	Birth of Travers Humphreys.
1868	29	05	Birth of Baron Frédéric d'Erlanger.
1869		02	Wilde goes to Portora Royal School, Enniskillen [to 1871].
1869	25	05	Birth of Robert Ross.
1870?	02	06	Birth of Reggie Turner.
1871	16	04	Birth of John Millington Synge.
1871	10	07	Birth of Marcel Proust.
1871	10	10	Wilde goes up to Trinity College Dublin, with rooms at 18 Botany Bay [to 1874].
1871	22	10	Birth of Lord Alfred Douglas.
1871	26	11	Wilde becomes a Queen's Scholar.
1872	31	01	Wilde placed third in Exam Honours.
1872	09	04	Birth of Léon Blum.
1872	29	04	Wilde wins the Michaelmas Prize.
1872	21	08	Birth of Aubrey Beardsley.
1872	24	08	Birth of Max Beerbohm.
1872	02	10	Wilde gives 'Selected Poems of Matthew Arnold' to Helena Sickert.
1873	11	05	Birth of Chaliapin.
1873	09	06	Wilde elected to a Foundation Scholarship.
1873	19	11	Wilde elected to the 'Hist' at Trinity.
1874	27	04	Birth of Maurice Baring.
1874	21	05	Birth of W. Somerset Maugham.
1874	11	06	Wilde's Magdalen demyship gazetted.
1874		08	J.E.C. Bodley meets Wilde in Dublin during Horse Show Week.
1874	17	09	Wilde matriculates at Oxford.
1874	10	10	Start of the Michaelmas Term at Oxford University. Wilde starts at Magdalen College. [PV]
1875	19	01	J.E.C. Bodley encounters Oscar Wilde with Willie at the Victoria Music Hall, Oxford.
1875	17	02	'Found Wilde and Barton boxing in my rooms' [D.P. Barton?] (J.E.C. Bodley's diary).
1875	22	02	J.E.C. Bodley meets Wilde.
1875	23	02	Wilde received into the Oxford University Freemasons, Apollo Lodge.
1875	05	04	Birth of Mistinguett.
1875	22	04	Wilde let off progging fine.
1875	24	04	Wilde raised to second degree Mason.
1875	25	04	J.E.C. Bodley dines with Wilde.
1875	14	05	Wilde on the River Cherwell with Bodley and Goldschmidt. Wilde, Bodley and Bodley's brother Albert have supper at the Mitre Hotel (J. E. C. Bodley's diary, Bodleian Library). [PV]
1875	25	05	Wilde raised to Master Mason.
1875	25	05	Wilde and Bodley dine together. Lodge meeting: William Grenfell, Prince Leopold, Wilde, Bodley.
1875	16-20	06	(between) Wilde visits Venice.
1875	03	06	Wilde found by J.E.C. Bodley late in the evening in Harter’s rooms in Oriel College, Oxford, singing noisily with Arnold Fitzgerald of Oriel. 'Late in the evening I went to Harter's rooms in Oriel where I found Groves preparing to be ploughed on the morrow & Fitz & Wilde who were very noisy about the "Villa Bayheu" &c. (J.E.C. Bodley’s diary, Bodleian Library). [PV]
1875	07	06	J.E.C. Bodley, who has been watching the Commemoration Procession of Boats, meets Wilde in Christ Church Meadow. [PV]
1875	16-2	06	(between) Wilde visits Padua.
1875	15	06	Wilde in Florence; writes 'San Miniato'.
1875	22	06	Wilde in Milan with Mahaffy.
1875	23	06	Wilde in Milan.
1875	24	06	Wilde in Milan.
1875	26	06	Wilde arrives in Lausanne.
1875		10	At Magdalen College, Oxford, Wilde moves into the two-room set designated 'Cloisters VIII, Ground Floor Right' (Rooms Register, Magdalen Archives). [PV]
1875	31	10	Wilde and Bodley breakfast at the Mitre and go on to Wilde's rooms.
1875	23	11	Wilde at the dedication by Cardinal Manning of S. Aloysius, Oxford.
1875	04	12	J. E.C. Bodley and Arnold Fitzgerald call on Wilde at Magdalen' (J.E.C. Bodley's diary, Bodleian Library). [PV]
1876	22		Wilde visits Blenheim Palace in a party of 24 made up of 12 Magdalen men and their relatives. The nineteen-month-old Winston Churchill is in the nursery upstairs. At the picnic lunch afterwards in a field outside Blenheim Park Wilde sets tongues wagging by flirting with Gertrude Ward (Florence Ward's Oxford diary; Marian Fowler, Blenheim, 1989, p.68). [PV]
1876	19	04	Death of Sir William Wilde.
1876	22	04	Funeral of Sir William Wilde at Mount St Jerome, Dublin.
1876	04	06	Lord Ronald Sutherland-Gower and Frank Miles visit Wilde in his rooms at Magdalen (Cloisters VIII, Ground Floor Right). 'By early train to Oxford with F. Miles…There I made the acquaintance of young Oscar Wilde, a friend of Miles's. A pleasant cheery fellow, but with his long-haired head full of nonsense about the Church of Rome. His room filled with photographs of the Pope and of Cardinal Manning' (Gower, My Reminiscences, II, p.134). [PV]
1876	16	06	'Terminal Examinations' at Magdalen College, Oxford. Wilde in the category 'Specially Commended for Regularity and Diligence' for the first time. [PV]
1876	21	06	Around 3.15 pm: Wilde is in a group of 23 Magdalen men and their relatives photographed by Jules Guggenheim in the Magdalen Cloister Quadrangle. The group includes William Ward, his mother and sisters Gertrude and Florence; Reginald Harding, his brother James, their sister Amy ('Miss Puss', 'the child Amy'), whom Wilde mentions in his letters., and their mother. (The Oxford diary of Florence Ward, Magdalen College Archives; Richard Ellmann, Oscar Wilde, 1987, Illustration 9). Wilde at a dinner-party for 11 given by William Ward in his rooms at Magdalen, later Wilde's rooms (Florence Ward's Oxford diary). [PV]
1876	23	06	Wilde lunches with the Wards at their lodgings at 53 Broad Street, Oxford. Wilde visits Radley College, near Abingdon, William Ward's old school, with the Wards and Henry Shuttleworth. Wilde gives a dinner-party at Magdalen. The Wards are among the guests. Wilde attends a private dance at the Alfred Masonic Lodge, Oxford. Talks to Florence Ward, who writes: 'I think Wilde found me very green and tried to puzzle me by asking me such questions as "whether I found the world very hollow?" etc.' (Florence Ward's Oxford diary). [PV]
1876	25	06	Wilde and William Ward take Mrs Ward, Gertrude and Florence to see 'All Souls and Worcester and a lot of colleges' (CL, p.17) . [PV]
1876	27	06	Wilde rides to Abingdon with William Ward and they dine there (CL, p.17). [PV]
1876	28	06	Wilde and William Ward have tea and lawn tennis at Radley College (CL, p 17). [PV]
1876	29	06	Wilde dines with William Ward at the Mitre Hotel, High Street, Oxford (CL, p.17). [PV]
1876	30	06	Wilde goes from Oxford to West Ashby, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, to stay with his uncle, the Revd John Maxwell Wilde (CL, p.17) [PV]
1876	30	06	Wilde goes from Oxford to West Ashby, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, to stay with his uncle, the Revd John Maxwell Wilde (CL, p.17). [PV]
1876	02	07	Wilde attends morning and evening service at West Ashby church...'argued fiercely with my poor uncle, who revenged himself by preaching on Rome in the morning, and humility in the afternoon. Both very "nasty ones" for me' (CL, p.18). [PV]
1876	03	07	Wilde 'runs up' to London from West Ashby. He finds Frank Miles sketching 'the most lovely and dangerous woman in London -- Lady Desart'. Evening: Wilde goes up to Magdalen College, Oxford, to read for his viva voce exam for Classical Honour Moderations (CL, p.19). [PV]
1876	04	07	Wilde has got the date of his viva wrong. At 10 a.m. he is 'lying in bed…with Swinburne (a copy of)' when he is woken by the Clerk of the Schoolsarriving to find out why he has not come for his exams. 'About one o’clock'he 'nips up' to the Schools (next to the Bodleian Library) and is 'ploughedimmediately in Divinity' for barefaced, if witty, insolence to Dr Spooner. In Moderations he gets 'a delightful exam from a delightful man', who would have been one of these College Fellows: W. Lock, Corpus Christi; D. B. Monro, Balliol, later Provost of Oriel; A. O. Prickard, New College; J. Wood, Balliol (CL, pp. 20,21; Oxford Honours). [PV]
1876	05	07	Evening, 7 p.m.: the Classical Honour Moderations class list is posted at the Schools. As Wilde is going up the High Street with 'the B.C.'s [?]'to dine with Nichols' at Christ Church he is told the list is out but refuses to go and see it, claiming he knows he has a First, swaggering 'horribly' and making all the others 'very ill, absolutely'. [PV]
1876	06	07	Noon: 'breakfasting' at the Mitre Hotel, High Street, Wilde reads the Mods class list in The Times and finds he has indeed got a First. 'My poor mother is in great delight and I was overwhelmed with telegrams on Thursday from everyone I know' (CL, pp.20, 21). [PV]
1876	07	07	Wilde goes to London and stays at 4 Albert Street, SW, the lodgings of Charles Harrison 'Julia' Tindal, Magdalen undergraduate reading law 1874-77 (CL,pp. 20, 21). [PV]
1876	08	07	'Young Stewy' dines with Wilde and Tindal - and possibly the Peyton brothers (CL, p. 69). [PV]
1876	09	07	Wilde hears Cardinal Manning preach at the Church of Our Lady of Victories, South Kensington, the Pro-Cathedral. Wilde visits London Zoo with Tindal, Algernon Peyton, heir to a baronetcy, Magdalen undergraduate 1873-75, and his brother Thomas, Magdalen undergraduate 1875-79 (CL, p.21). [PV]
1876	10	07	Wilde goes from London to Bingham Rectory, Nottinghamshire, to stay with Frank Miles's family (CL, p.21). [PV]
1876	17	07	Wilde leaves Bingham Rectory (CL, p.22). [PV]
1876	25	07	In Grafton Street, Dublin, Wilde happens to meet the Revd John Rigaud, Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, and his brother Major-General Gibbes Rigaud (CL, p.24). [PV]
1876	17 & 20 (between)	07	Wilde goes home to Dublin (CL, pp.22, 23). [PV]
1876		08	Wilde at Moytura with Frank Miles.
1876	14	12	Wilde at the Albert Hall for a performance of Haydn's 'Creation'.
1876	15	12	Wilde & David Hunter Blair see Ellen Terry in 'New Men and Old Acres' at the Court Theatre.
1876	16	12	Wilde goes to see Henry Irving in 'Macbeth' with Arthur Dampier May.
1876	17	12	Wilde leaves for Ireland.
1877		01	At Magdalen College, Oxford, Wilde moves into the three-room set designated' Kitchen Stairs 1 pair left', now one very large room known as 'The Oscar Wilde Room' (Rooms Register, Magdalen Archives). [PV]
1877	03	03	Wilde visits the Royal Academy.
1877	05	03	Wilde enters for the 'Ireland' Scholarship.
1877	14c	03	Wilde has tea with Frank Miles to meet Lord Ronald Gower and Constance Duchess of Westminster.
1877	31	03	Wilde enters Ravenna on his way to Greece (CL, p.71). [PV]
1877		04	Wilde returns from Greece with Mahaffy viâ Rome.
1877	01	04	Wilde leaves Brindisi.
1877	02	04	From Corfu Wilde writes to the Revd H. R. Bramley, Senior Dean of Arts at Magdalen College, Oxford, saying that he is afraid he 'will not be able to be back for the beginning of term [4 April]. I hope you will not mind if I miss ten days… . We expect to be in Athens by the 17th and I will post back to Oxford immediately'. From Corfu Wilde writes a postcard to Reginald Harding telling him that he has come to Greece, not Rome as he had planned, but 'I will take Rome on my way back' (CL, p.44, 45). [PV]
1877	26	04	The Easter Term at Oxford started on 4th April 1877 and on 26th April, when Wilde is still absent without permission after three weeks, the Magdalen Officers meet and 'resolve' that he shall be 'rusticated' [suspended] for the rest of the academic year and fined half a year's Demyship [scholarship]money; and that if he does not return punctually in October 'with an amount of work prescribed by his Tutor satisfactorily prepared, the Officers will consider whether he shall retain his Demyship' (President Bulley's 'President's Note-Book, Magdalen Archives). [PV]
1877	30	04	Wilde at inaugural reception of the Grosvenor Gallery, wearing a coat that from behind resembled a 'cello.
1877	01	05	Wilde at the official opening of the Grosvenor Gallery.
1877	04	05	Wilde's fine: the Magdalen Officers rule that 'the Order of 26th April be maintained with the proviso that half the fine shall be remitted, if in October the work prescribed by his Tutor be satisfactorily prepared'(President Bulley's 'President's Note-Book', Magdalen Archives). [PV]
1877	08	05	Wilde travels from London to Oxford to attend the 'anniversary festival' of the Churchill Masonic Lodge. He is 'appointed and invested' one of the Lodge's new officers, Junior Deacon, and J.E.C. Bodley is likewise made one of the two Directors of Ceremonies (local newspapers; Peter Vernier, 'Oscar's "Mental Photograph" Revisited', The Wildean 15, July 1999). [PV]
1877	11	05	Wilde arrives back in Dublin (CL, p.47; Peter Vernier, Oscar's "Mental Photograph" Revisited', The Wildean 15, July 1999). [PV]
1877	15	05	Mr Gladstone writes to Wilde.
1877	09	06	Wilde dines with Henry Wilson.
1877	13	06	Death of Henry Wilson (Wilde), æt.39, of pneumonia. Was the cause of death mentioned? A severe chill, it seems.
1877		07	Publication of Wilde's 'The Tomb of Keats' in The Irish Monthly.
1877	14	07	From his house in Bradmore Road, Oxford, Walter Pater writes in reply to Wilde’s sending him a copy of The Dublin University Magazine containing his first published prose work, a review of the exhibition at the new Grosvenor Gallery in London. Pater bestows, in Wilde’s words, 'such sympathetic praise' and writes: 'I hope you will give me an early call on your return to Oxford'. [PV]
1877		08	Wilde goes to Clonfin House, Granard to shoot.
1877	15	10	The Magdalen Officers 'resolve': 'That the Officers having considered the reasons given by Mr. Wilde for not having prepared the work assigned by his Tutor in accordance with the Orders are so far satisfied that they will inflict no further penalty than that already imposed, of the loss of the emoluments of his Demyship for the half-year ending Michaelmas 1877'(President Bulley's 'President's Note-Book', Magdalen Archives). [PV]
1877	29	10	Mr Gladstone writes to Lady Wilde.
1877	29	12	Publication of Wilde's article on Henry O'Neill anonymously in Saunders' Newsletter, Dublin (but 29.12.1878 is also given).
1878	01	05	Wilde as Prince Rupert at Mrs George Morrell's fancy dress ball, Headington Hill Hall. On or around this date Jules Guggenheim photographs Wilde as Prince Rupert with his Magdalen friend J. H. T. Wharton standing beside him as Sir Walter Raleigh (The Oxford and Cambridge Undergraduate's Journal, 2nd May 1878; Richard Ellmann, Oscar Wilde, 1987, Illustration 11; Merlin Holland, The Wilde Album, 1997, p. 51; CL,p 38). [PV]
1878	01	06	Wilde starts the written exams for 'Greats' (The Oxford University Gazette; R.F. Horton, An Autobiography, 1917). [PV]
1878	10	06	Wilde wins the Newdigate Prize with 'Ravenna'.
1878	15	06	Wilde gives a dinner at Magdalen for Julia Constance Fletcher, author of Mirage and The Nile Novel, and her stepfather. Invites A. H. Sayce to join them (CL, p 68). [PV]
1878	21	06	'Terminal Examinations' at Magdalen College. Wilde in the category 'Specially Commended for Regularity and Diligence' for only the second time. At the 'Terminal Examinations' Wilde is presented with the marble bust of the young Augustus bequeathed to the College by Dr Daubney to be given to the first Magdalen undergraduate to win the Newdigate after Daubney's death (President Bulley's 'President's Note-Book'). [PV]
1878	24	06	Wilde attends the University Ball in the Corn Exchange, Oxford, with his brother Willie (guest list in local newspapers). [PV]
1878	25	06	Wilde attends the Freemasons' Ball in the Corn Exchange, Oxford, with his brother Willie (guest list in local newspapers). Wilde photographed in academic dress standing behind a seated lady who is most likely his mother in a huge group. [PV]
1878	26	06	Wilde recites Ravenna in the Sheldonian. Ravenna published by Thomas Shrimpton & Son, Broad Street, Oxford. Wilde photographed in academic dress standing behind a seated lady who is most likely his mother in a huge Encaenia day group in the Magdalen College Cloister Quadrangle (Peter Vernier '"Newdigate" Photographs of Oscar Wilde', The Wildean 10, January 1997). Wilde attends the Christ Church Ball in the Corn Exchange, Oxford, with his brother Willie (guest list in local newspapers). [PV]
1878	15	07	'Ravenna' published by Thos. Shrimpton & Sons, Oxford. [RW]
1878	19	07	Wilde's First in Literae Humaniores ('Greats') is announced. [PV]
1878	22	07	Gaudy Dinner at Magdalen College, Oxford. Wilde, the College's first Newdigate Prize-winner for more than half a century, with top Firsts in ‘Mods' and 'Greats', has been invited to the Gaudy. The Gaudy speech at the dinner is made by Herbert Warren, Probationer Fellow (and next President of Magdalen, 1885-1928). Wilde to William Ward: 'They made me stay up for the Gaudy and said nice things about me' (President Bulley’s 'President’s Note-Book', Magdalen Archives; CL, p.70). [PV]
1878	23 (prob)	07	Wilde to William Ward: 'Then I rowed to Pangbourne with Frank Miles in a birchbark canoe! And shot rapids and did wonders everywhere – it was delightful' (CL, p.70). [PV]
1878	08, 11, 12	07	Hearings in a law suit concerning some house property that Wilde has inherited from his father take place in Dublin. Wilde is not present (CL, p.69). [PV]
1878		09	Publication of Augustus Moore's 'To Oscar Wilde, author of Ravenna' in The Irish Monthly.
1878		10	At Oxford Wilde moves into lodgings--rooms above a chemist's shop at 71 High Street (Oxford University lodgings records, Bodleian Library; Oxford City Directories). [PV]
1878	28	11	Wilde takes his B.A. at Oxford.
1878	17	12	End of Michaelmas Term at Oxford
1878	29	12	Publication of Wilde's article on Henry O'Neill in Saunders’ Newsletter, Dublin (but see 29.12.1877 as alternative).
1879			Wilde visits Oscar Browning in Cambridge.
05 1874	01	05	Birth of Romaine Goddard (Romaine Brooks).
1879	07	05	Lady Wilde gives up 1 Merrion Square.
1879		06	Publication of Wilde's poem 'Easter Day' in 'Waifs and Strays' (ed. Harold Boulton) no. 1.
1879	01	06	Death of The Prince Imperial (inspiring a poem by Wilde).
1879	02	06	Wilde present at the opening of the Comédie Française London season at the Gaiety Theatre (to 12th July).
1879	11	06	Wilde publishes 'To Sarah Bernhardt' in 'The World'.
1879		07	Wilde in Belgium with Rennell Rodd.
1879	16	07	Wilde publishes 'Queen Henrietta Maria' in The World.
1879		08	Wilde visits the Sickert family in Dieppe.
1880	04	02	First cartoon of Wilde by George du Maurier appears in Punch.
1880	04	02	Wilde one of 350 guests (all men) at Irving's party at the Lyceum.
1880	08	05	Death of Gustave Flaubert.
1880		08	Wilde moves with Frank Miles to Keats House, Tite Street, Chelsea.
1880	25	08	Publication of Wilde's sonnet 'Ave Imperatrix' in The World.
1880		09	Wilde's 'Vera' published by Ranken & Co.
1880	25	09	Wilde's 'Pan, A Villanelle' published in 'Pan'.
1880	10	11	Publication of Wilde's 'Libertatis Sacra Fames' in the 'New York World'.
1881	31	01	Opening night of the Tennyson's play 'The Cup' at the Lyceum, where Florence Balcombe begins her acting career with a small part alongside Henry Irving and Ellen Terry. Wilde attends the performance and sends some flowers to his former beloved. [DG]
1881	c28	02	Edmund Gosse meets Wilde at a masked party at Alma-Tadema's, Wilde not masked.
1881	02	03	Wilde's 'Impression du matin' published in The World.
1881	13	03	Assassination of Tsar Alexander II.
1881	19	04	Death of Disraeli.
1881	23	04	Wilde at first night of 'Patience' at the Opéra Comique.
1881	23	04	Wilde's 'Impressions' published in 'Pan'.
1881	25	04	Wilde at the first night of the revival of Sheridan Knowles's 'Virginius', Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
1881	29	04	Wilde at the General Private View for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, painted by Frith.
1881	02	05	Wilde at first night of 'Othello'.
1881	17	05	Wilde signs the contract with David Bogue for the publication of his poems.
1881	25	05	Birth of Robert Vansittart.
1881	30	06	Publication of Wilde's 'Poems'.
1881	26	07	Mr Gladstone writes to Wilde.
1881	03	08	Mr Gladstone encounters Wilde at the studio of Burne-Jones.
1881	30	09	Wilde receives telegram from Colonel Morse suggesting the U.S. lecture tour.
1881	01	10	Wilde sends telegram to Colonel Morse accepting the U.S. lecture tour.
1881	30	11	Wilde withdraws 'Vera' from production.
1881	17	12	Wilde's 'Vera' due, but fails, to open at the Adelphi Theatre with Mrs Bernard Beere in the title rôle.
1881	23c	12	Wilde dines at 'one of the taverns of Bohemia' with Whistler and Rennell Rodd 'just before' leaving for America.
1881	24	12	Wilde embarks for America on the Guion Line's Arizona.
1882	24	03	Death of Longfellow.
1882		04	Publication of Rose Leaf and Apple Leaf by Rennell Rodd, with an Introduction by Oscar Wilde. London: J.M. Stoddart & Co.
1882	10	04	Death of Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
1882	27	04	Death of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
1882	02	06	Wilde lectures at the Globe Theatre, Boston.
1882	29	06	Death of James Aloysius Hansom. I'll take a hansom. There is nothing in the world so respectable as a good Shrewsbury and Talbot.
1882		08	Bankruptcy of David Bogue, Wilde's publisher.
1882	22	10	Wilde gives an interview to the New York World.
1882	06	11	Wilde at first night of Tom Taylor's 'An Unequal Match', Wallack's Theatre, New York.
1882	07	11	Publication of Wilde's 'Mrs Langtry as Hester Grazebrook' in the 'New York World'.
1882	27	11	Wilde leaves America on the S.S. Bothnia from New York.
1882	04	12	First mention of Wilde in Sweden, in 'The Göteborg Newspaper'.
1883			Wilde begins 'The Duchess of Padua'.
1883		01	Wilde in Paris, first at the Hôtel Continental and then at the Hôtel Voltaire [till ?May] and is visited by Sickert.
1883		02	Sickert meets Wilde.
1883	15	03	Wilde sends MS of 'The Duchess of Padua' to Mary Anderson.
1883		04	Wilde meets Robert Sherard 'at the house of a Greek lady'.
1883		04	Wilde meets Robert Sherard 'at a dinner-party at which I was also first introduced to Paul Bourget and John Sargent'.
1883	21	04	Wilde meets Edmond de Goncourt.
1883	30	04	Death of Manet.
1883		05	Walter Sickert a guest of Wilde at the Hôtel Voltaire.
1883	05	05	Wilde dines with Edmond de Goncourt and Giuseppe de Nittis.
1883	05	05	Death of Eva Gonzalès.
1883	15	05	Death of Madame Mohl.
1883	20	06	Wilde at a poetry recital in London.
1883	30	06	Wilde lectures to the Royal Academy arts students at their club in Golden Square, Westminster.
1883		07	Wilde lectures on America at the Prince's Hall, Piccadilly.
1883	10	07	London. Wilde lectures in Prince's Hall, Piccadilly, on 'Personal Impressions of America' for the first time (CL, p. 21; Richard Ellmann, Oscar Wilde, 1987, pp. 225-6). [PV]
1883	20	07	Wilde at a poetry recital. Also present Lady Wilde, Matthew Arnold, Robert Browning, Mary Endicott.
1883	26	07	Margate. 3.30 p.m.: Wilde lectures at the Cliftonville Hotel on 'Personal Impressions of America'. His notes for this lecture on Cliftonville Hotel paper were sold at Sotheby's on 19th July 1993, Lot 286. Ramsgate. 8 p.m.: Wilde lectures on 'Personal Impressions of America' (advertisement and ‘trailer’ article for both lectures in Keble's Gazette, 21st July 1883). [PV]
1883	01	08	Wilde lectures at the Winter Gardens, Southport on 'Personal Impressions of America' (Donald Mead, ‘Personal Impressions of America: Oscar Wilde at Southport', The Wildean 16, January 2000) . [PV]
1883	02	08	Wilde sails for New York on board RMS Britannia.
1883	11	08	Wilde arrives in New York.
1883	20	08	Wilde at production of Vera (Union Square Theatre, New York).
1883	24	09	Wilde begins lecture tour in England, lasting on and off all year.
1883	11	10	Wilde among those who see Irving and Ellen Terry off to the USA on the Britannic for their first American tour.
1883	20	11	Wilde gives a lecture on poetry in Dublin.
1883	22	11	Wilde lectures on 'The House Beautiful' and 'Personal Impressions of America' in Dublin.
1883	26	11	Wilde and Constance become engaged.
1883	10	12	Wilde lectures at the Claughton Music Hall, Birkenhead; Robert Le Gallienne in the audience.
1883	23	12	Whistler gives a breakfast party for Wilde and Constance; Lord and Lady Garmoyle also present.
1884	21	01	Wilde lectures at Firth College, Sheffield on 'The House Beautiful (CL, p.224). [PV]
1884	23	01	8 p.m.: Wilde lectures in the Queen Street Assembly Rooms, Huddersfield on 'The House Beautiful' (Geoff Dibb, 'Oscar Wilde's Lectures in West Yorkshire, The Wildean 3 nd). [PV]
1884	26	01	8 p.m.: Wilde lectures at the Dean Clough Institute, Halifax on The House Beautiful' (Geoff Dibb, 'Oscar Wilde's Lectures in West Yorkshire, The Wildean 3 nd). [PV]
1884	31	01	Afternoon: Wilde lectures in the Grand Saloon of the York Fine Art and Industry Exhibition Hall on 'The House Beautiful'. Evening: Wilde lectures in the Grand Saloon of the York Fine Art and Industry Exhibition Hall on 'Personal Impressions of America' (Geoff Dibb, 'Oscar Wilde in York', The Wildean 13, July 1998). [PV]
1884	01	02	Wilde lectures on 'Personal Impressions of America', Londesborough Theatre, Scarborough (stayed at Pavilion Hotel, Westborough). [GD]
1884	04	02	Wilde lectures on '"The House Beautiful" with special reference to Women's Work in House Decoration', Mechanics' Hall, Darlington. [GD]
1884	11	02	Wilde lectures on 'Personal Impressions of America' (afternoon) and 'The House Beautiful' (evening), Albert Hall, Mechanics' Institute, Leeds.
1884	13	02	Wilde lectures on 'Personal Impressions of America', Public Hall, Cockermouth.
1884	14	02	Wilde lectures on 'Personal Impressions of America', Mechanics' Institute, Bradford.
1884	16	02	Evening: Wilde lectures in the Victoria Hall, Sunderland, on 'The House Beautiful' (local newspaper). [PV]
1884	17	02	Wilde lectures in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (CL, p 245). [PV]
1884	18	02	Wilde lectures on 'The House Beautiful', County Hall, Carlisle.
1884	22	02	Wilde lectures on 'The House Beautiful', Temperance Hall, Ulverston.
1884	23	02	Wilde lectures in the Victoria Hall, Sunderland on 'Personal Impressions of America' (local newspaper). [PV]
1884	04?	03	Wilde lectures on 'The House Beautiful', Bijou Theatre, St Leonard's.
1884	29	05	WEDDING OF OSCAR WILDE AND CONSTANCE LLOYD at St James', Sussex Gardens, London.
1884	29	05	The Wildes honeymoon at the Hôtel Wagram, rue de Rivoli, and in Dieppe [to 24th June].
1884	04	06	Wilde and Constance give a dinner party.
1884	09	06	Wilde gives an interview to the Morning News in which he discusses Sarah Bernhardt's 'Macbeth'.
1884	24	06	The Wildes return from honeymoon.
1884	25	06	Wilde and Constance go to the theatre with Mme Gabrielli.
1884	19	07	Wilde and Constance at first night of 'Twelfth Night' (Irving, Ellen Terry, Rose Leclercq).
1884	30	07	Wilde at one of Lady Archie Campbell's Open Air concerts. [AJ]
1884	30	07	Death of Charles Hawtrey.
1884	14	10	Publication of Wilde's 'Woman's Dress' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1884		11	Wilde's last visit to Ireland. Stays in Dublin at the Shelbourne Hotel.
1884?		11	Wilde and Constance visit Oscar Browning in Cambridge.
1885	01	01	The Wildes move to 16 Tite Street, Chelsea.
1885	05	01	Dublin. Afternoon: Wilde lectures in the Gaiety Theatre on 'Dress'(CL, p.244). [PV]
1885	06	01	Dublin. Afternoon: Wilde lectures in the Gaiety Theatre on 'The Value of Art in Modern Life' (CL, p 244). [PV].
1885	08	01	Wilde probably present at Sidney Webb's lecture, Kelmscott House, on 'The Irish National Movement and its bearing on Socialism'.
1885	18	01	Wilde lectures at Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (CL, p. 245) [PV]
1885	19	01	Evening: Wilde lectures in the New Assembly Hall, Sunderland on 'Dress'(local newspaper). [PV]
1885	20	02	Wilde attends Whistler's 'Ten o'clock Lecture' at Prince's Hall.
1885	21	02	Publication of Wilde's 'Mr Whistler's Ten o'clock' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1885	28	02	Publication of Wilde's 'The Relation of Dress to Art' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1885	07	03	Publication of Wilde's 'Dinners and Dishes' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1885	14	03	Publication of Wilde's 'Shakespeare on Scenery' in 'The Dramatic Review'.
1885	15	03	'Saw Oscar Wilde and his wife just going into the Fine Arts to see the Holman Hunt. He is a rather fine looking gentleman, but inclined to stoutness. The lady was strangely dressed.' [Diary of Beatrix Potter]
1885		05	The Wildes at a party of Sir Morell Mackenzie.
1885	09	05	Publication of Wilde's 'Hamlet at the Lyceum' in The Dramatic Review. (This production, with Irving as Hamlet, had opened on the 2nd. [RW]
1885	22	05	Death of Victor Hugo.
1885	23	05	Publication of Wilde's 'Henry V at Oxford' in The Dramatic Review, mentioning having seen it 'the week before ' [RW]
1885	30	05	Wilde reviews Ellen Terry in 'Olivia' in the Dramatic Review. The first night of this revival was 27th May, which he can be assumed to have attended. [RW]
1885		06	Publication of Wilde's poem 'Roses and Rue' in 'Society'.
1885	05	06	Birth of Cyril Wilde.
1885	06	06	Wilde reviews an amateur performance of 'As You Like It' at Coombe House in the Dramatic Review, mentioning having seen it the week before. [RW]
1885	06	08	The Labouchère Amendment (Clause XI of the Criminal Law Amendment Act, sometimes referred to as Clause 2 through the mistaken identification of the Arabic numeral ll with the Roman II).
1885	18	11	Publication of Wilde's 'A Handbook to Marriage' in 'The Pall Mall Gazette'.
1885	16	12	Publication of Wilde's 'Aristotle at Afternoon Tea' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1886	16	02	Wilde attends a performance of 'Twelfth Night' in Oxford. [RW]
1886	20	02	Wilde reviews 'Twelfth Night' at Oxford in the Dramatic Review.[RW]
1886	28	04	Wilde and Constance at a political conversazione at the Hancocks'.
1886		05	Publication of Wilde's review 'A Fire at Sea (from the French of Ivan Tourgenieff)', Macmillan's Magazine.
1886	07	05	Wilde attends a private performance of 'The Cenci' at the Grand, Islington. [RW]
1886	15	05	Wilde reviews the performance of 'The Cenci' in the Dramatic Review. [RW]
1886	22	05	Wilde reviews 'Helena in Troas' in the Dramatic Review. (This opened at Hengler's Circus on 17th May, and he can be assumed to have attended the first night. [RW]
1886		07	Publication of Wilde's 'Keats's 'Sonnet on Blue'' in the Century Guild Hobby Horse.
1886	09	09	Publication of Wilde’s 'Balzac in English' in 'The Pall Mall Gazette'.
1886	09	09	Wilde meets Bernard Shaw at J.F. Molloy's house, Red Lion Square, London.
1886	20	09	Publication of Wilde’s 'Ben Jonson' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1886	18	11	Publication of Wilde's 'A "Jolly" Art Critic' in 'The Pall Mall Gazette'.
1886	24	11	Wilde lectures on Chatterton at Birkbeck College, London.
1887	23	03	Publication of Wilde's 'The American Invasion' in 'Court & Society Review'.
1887	28	03	Publication of Wilde's 'Great Writers by Little Men' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1887	13	04	Wilde proposes meeting Alsagar Vian for dinner at Pagani's the following Friday.
1887	18	04	Publication of Wilde's 'A Cheap Edition of a Great Man' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1887	02	05	Publication of Wilde's 'Injury & Insult' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1887	18	05	Wilde begins editorship of Woman's World.
1887	30	05	Publication of Wilde's 'From the Poets' Corner' in 'The Pall Mall Gazette'.
1887	11	06	Publication of Wilde's 'Mr Pater's Imaginary Portraits' in 'The Pall Mall Gazette'.
1887	13	07	Wilde & Constance give a party at Tite Street.
1887	17	07	Wilde elected a Fellow of the Society of Authors.
1887	23	07	Wilde and Constance at the Irving benefit, Lyceum Theatre.
1887	27	09	Publication of Wilde's 'Two Biographies of Keats' in 'The Pall Mall Gazette'.
1887	14	11	Wilde attends magistrate's court hearing of Cunninghame Graham and John Burns, arrested on Bloody Sunday. Haldane, Asquith and Mrs Pankhurst also present.
1887		12	Gissing attends a lecture on art by Wilde.
1888	20	01	Publication of Wilde's 'From the Poets' Corner' in 'The Pall Mall Gazette'.
1888	15	02	Publication of Wilde's 'From the Poets' Corner' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1888	06	03	Death of Louisa May Alcott.
1888		04	Wilde visited at 'Woman's World' offices by Edith Somerville.
1888	15	04	Death of Matthew Arnold
1888	09	06	Theatrical Dinner at the Garrick Club - possible attendance by Wilde?
1888	14	07	Mr Gladstone writes to Wilde.
1888	21	07	Death of Mary Atkinson née Hemphill grandmother of Constance Wilde.
1888	25	07	Wilde at the Society of Authors' Dinner for visiting American writers, Criterion Restaurant. He sits next to Lady Colin Campbell, and this was not a successful placement.
1888	25	07	Yeats visits Lady Wilde for the first time.
1888	02	08	Wedding of Adrian Hope and Laura Troubridge, eventual guardians of the young Wildes.
1888	11	08	Wedding of Whistler and Beatrix Godwin.
1888		09	Yeats meets Wilde at the house of W.E. Henley.
1888		10	Wilde proposed but not accepted for the Savile Club.
1888		11	Ill-mannered exchange between Whistler and Wilde in 'The World'.
1888	01	11	Mr Gladstone writes to Wilde.
1888	06	11	Wilde lectures at the Somerville Club for the Rational Dress Society.
1888	08	12	Publication of Wilde's 'English Poetesses' in 'Queen'.
1888	11	12	Publication of Wilde's 'Sir Edwin Arnold's Last Volume' in 'The Pall Mall Gazette'.
1888	25	12	Yeats keeps Christmas with the Wildes.
1889	26	01	Publication of Wilde's 'The New President' in The Pall Mall Gazette.
1889		02	The Wildes entertain Boucicault.
1889		02	Publication of Wilde's 'Some Literary Notes' in 'Woman's World'.
1889	03	02	Dowson has suggested to Jean Thorel that he send Wilde a copy of 'La Complainte Humaine'.
1889	05	02	Wilde present at Shaw's lecture to the Church & Stage Guild on 'Acting, by one who does not believe in it'.
1889	08	03	Robert Ross is set upon by six undergraduates and thrown into the fountain of King's College. Very distressed, Robbie has a minor nervous breakdown and leaves Cambridge. [DG]
1889	30	03	Publication of Wilde's 'The Birthday of the Infanta' as 'The Birthday of the Little Princess' in French and English in Paris Illustré.
1889	30	04	Death of Carl Rosa in Paris.
1889	27	05	Wilde at a reception given by the Attorney-General, Sir Charles Russell QC (later Lord Russell of Killowen).
1889		08	Ricketts & Shannon publish The Dial and send a complimentary copy to Wilde.
1889	27	09	Wilde attends Wilkie Collins' funeral
1889		10	Wilde gives up the editorship of 'Woman's World'.
1889		10	Publication of Constance Wilde's 'There Was Once'.
1889	16	11	Yeats visits Lady Wilde.
1889		12	Wilde attends the thought reading session of Dr Onofroff.
1889		12	Conversation between Yeats and Wilde.
1889	17	12	Wilde attends inaugural dinner for 'The Speaker', a new weekly.
1889	19	12	First night of Frank Benson's 'Midsummer Night's Dream', Wilde 'a frequent visitor'.
1890	08	02	Publication of Wilde's review of 'Chuang Tzu: Mystic, Moralist and Social Reformer' in 'The Speaker'.
1890	12	03	Publication of Wilde's 'Mr Pater's Appreciations' in 'The Speaker'.
1890	24	05	Lady Wilde awarded a civil list pension of £70/-/- a year.
1890	20	06	Publication of Wilde's 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' in 'Lippincott's Magazine'.
1890		07	Wilde calls at the Gazette offices and protests to S.H. Jeyes about his review of Dorian Gray.
1890		07	Wilde calls at the Whitefriars Club; has long talk about Dorian Gray with Sidney Low.
1890	08	07	Society of Authors Annual Dinner, Criterion Restaurant: Wilde present.
1891		01	William Morris meets Wilde at the Richmonds.
1891		01	Wilde meets Lady Blanche Hozier.
1891		01	Publication of Wilde's 'London Models' in The English Illustrated Magazine.
1891		01	Wilde and Constance at first night of 'Macbeth' (Irving, Ellen Terry).
1891		01	Wilde meets Lord Alfred Douglas for the first time.
1891		01	Rhymers' Poetry reading at Herbert Horne's. Wilde there with John Gray.
1891		01	Sherard sees 'much' of Wilde in London.
1891		02	Wilde at a meeting of the Rhymers' Club at 20 Fitzroy Street.
1891	24	02	First visit by Wilde to a Mallarmé 'Mardi'.
1891	03	03	Wilde visits Mallarmé.
1891	11	03	Wilde in Paris to meet Zola.
1891		04	Publication of The Picture of Dorian Gray in book form.
1891	24	04	Wilde sees 'Hedda Gabler' at the Vaudeville Theatre, 2.30.
1891	04	05	Traditional date of the death of Holmes and Moriarty in the Reichenbach Falls.
1891	10	05	Wilde, Constance Wilde and Edward and Georgiana Burne-Jones dine with the Ranee of Sarawak.
1891	04	07	Wilde at the Crabbet Club.
1891	05	07	Wilde at the Crabbet Club.
1891	09	10	Wilde at first night of Zola's 'Thérèse Raquin' at the Royalty Theatre.
1891	16	10	Wilde lunches with William Heinemann.
1891	17	10	The musical comedy 'La Cigale' achieved its first anniversary at the Savoy, and a Birthday Celebration was held at the theatre. Arthur Bryan covered a whole page (No. 176) in the 17th October issue of the broadsheet Sporting and Dramatic News with caricatures of the guests. Wilde appears prominently among them. [RW]
1891	27	10	Wilde breakfasts with Wilfrid Blunt, George Curzon and Willy Peel in Paris.
1891		11	Wilde in Paris (19 boulevard des Capucines), writing 'Salome'.
1891		11	Wilde visits Lord Lytton several times at the British Embassy.
1891	02	11	Wilde lunches at the British Embassy.
1891	03	11	Visit by Wilde to a Mallarmé 'Mardi'.
1891	26	11	First meeting of Wilde and Gide?
1891	28	11	Second meeting of Wilde and Gide, chez Heredia.
1891	29	11	First meeting between Wilde and Pierre Loüys. Third meeting of Wilde and Gide.
1891	30	11	Fourth meeting of Wilde and Gide.
1891	02	12	Fifth meeting of Wilde and Gide. Dinner at Stuart Merrill's.
1891	03	12	Sixth meeting of Wilde and Gide. Dinner at Aristide Bruant's with Marcel Schwob.
1891	06	12	Seventh meeting of Wilde and Gide, chez Princess Ouroussof.
1891	07	12	Eighth meeting of Wilde and Gide. Dinner at Marcel Schwob's.
1891	08	12	Ninth meeting of Wilde and Gide. Dinner at Aristide Bruant's.
1891	11	12	Tenth meeting of Wilde and Gide.
1891	12	12	Eleventh meeting of Wilde and Gide.
1891	13	12	Twelfth meeting of Wilde and Gide, chez Princess Ouroussof, with Henri de Régnier.
1891	15	12	Thirteenth meeting of Wilde and Gide plus Marcel Schwob.
1891	17	12	Wilde writes to Margot Asquith saying he had dedicated 'The Star Child' to her.
1891	17	12	Article on Wilde by Sherard (with contributions by Wilde!) appears in 'Le Gaulois'.
1892		02	Wilde chairs a public meeting.
1892	19	02	Wilde meets Graham Robertson.
1892	20	02	Wilde offends with Edward Shelley. First performance of Lady Windermere's Fan at the Saint James's Theatre. [DG]
1892	21	02	Wilde calls on Coulson Kernahan, a.m. (possibly the 22nd).
1892	24	02	Wilde goes to dinner party at Philip Currie's.
1892	04	03	Wilde at first night of the triple bill 'Le Baiser' (Banville, tr. John Gray), 'A Visit' (Brandes), 'A Modern Idyll' (adapted by Arthur Symons from the novel by Frank Harris.
1892	17	03	Death of Emily Lloyd, aunt of Constance Wilde, leaving her £3000.
1892	07	04	Wilde lunches at a Paris restaurant.
1892		05	Death of James Ripley Osgood.
1892		05	Wilde meets Richard Le Gallienne in Piccadilly, the day after J.R. Osgood's death.
1892	17	05	Wilde has tea with Elizabeth Robins.
1892	19	05	First night of Brookfield's satire on Wilde 'The Poet & the Puppets' at the Comedy Theatre. It runs for 40 performances.
1892	20	05	Wilde moves back to his mother's house.
1892	26	05	Wilde speaks at meeting of the Royal General Theatrical Fund.
1892	31	05	Society of Authors Annual Dinner, Holborn Restaurant: Wilde present.
1892	30	06	Wilde at the Lyric Club with George Ives.
1892	03	07	Wilde takes the cure at Homburg, staying at 51 Kaiser-Friedrich Promenade.
1892	31	07	Last night of Brookfield's 'The Poet & the Puppets', at the Comedy Theatre.
1892		08	Wilde writes A Woman of No Importance at Grove Farm, Felbrigg, near Cromer, Norfolk [to September].
1892	08	08	Edward Carson takes his seat in the House of Commons.
1892		09	Wilde at a house party given by Mrs Walter Palmer.
1892		11	The Wildes rent Babbacombe Cliff, near Torquay.
1892	18	11	Wilde first meets Fred Atkins’ at Little College Street. Neil McKenna: The Secret Life of Oscar Wilde. London: Century/Random House 2003 p.211.
1892	21	11	Wilde goes to Paris with Fred Atkins by the 2.45 Club Train. Neil McKenna: The Secret Life of Oscar Wilde. London: Century/Random House 2003 p.211.
1893		02	Wilde at a dinner party chez George Louis.
1893		02	Wilde meets Debussy.
1893	23	02	Wilde sends Shaw a copy of Salome (which Shaw appears not to have received).
1893	05	03	The Wildes leave Babbacombe.
1893	13	03	Alfred Taylor introduces Wilde to the Parkers. Wilde offends with Charles Parker at the Savoy Hotel.
1893	20?	03	Dowson sends Wilde a copy of 'The Pierrot of the Minute'.
1893	03	04	First night of Brookfield's satire on Wilde 'The Poet & the Puppets' at the Garden Theatre, New York.
1893	20	04	Wilde dines at the Albemarle Club with Lord Alfred Douglas, Max Beerbohm and Herbert Tree.
1893		05	Wilde in Oxford.
1893	04	05	Pierre Louÿs publishes his sonnet 'Hyacinthe', inspired by a letterof Wilde to Bosie, in The Spirit Lamp. [DG]
1893	25	05	Wilde and Pierre Louÿs quarrel.
1893		06	Wilde at The Cottage, Goring-on-Thames.
1893	02	06	Society of Authors Dinner: Wilde present.
1893	03	08	Contract signed for the publication of 'The Portrait of Mr W.H.'
1893	16	08	Wilde at last night of A Woman of No Importance.
1893	07	09	Wilde stays the night in Jersey for a performance of A Woman of No Importance.
1893	20	09	First night of Henry Arthur Jones' 'The Tempter', but Wilde at the Alhambra with Lord Alfred Douglas.
1893		10	Wilde takes rooms at 10 and 11 St. James's Place and writes 'An Ideal Husband' there.
1893	15	10	Wilde dines at the Savoy with George Ives and (perhaps) Raffalovich and Sir Egbert Sebright.
1893	19	10	Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas are guests of George Ives.
1893		12	Wilde and Queensberry meet at the Café Royal.
1893	13	12	Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas dine with George Ives at the Albemarle Club.
1893	23	12	Wilde dines with George Ives at the New Travellers Club.
1894	13	01	Constance Wilde opens a 'fancy bazaar' for the Ferdinand Place Mission Schoolroom, Chalk Farm.
1894		04	Wilde takes Vyvyan to see 'Once upon a Time' at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket.
1894	01	04	Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas lunch at the Café Royal and are seen there by Queensberry. Queensberry writes threatening letter to Douglas, provoking the response 'What a very funny little man you are'.
1894	21	04	Wilde at first night of 'The Arms and the Man'.
1894	27	04	Wilde in Paris at the Hôtel des Deux Mondes with Bosie.
1894	28c	04	Wilde meets Marcel Proust.
1894		05	Wilde in Florence with Douglas. Meets Mary Costello (Berenson) several times.
1894		05	Vyvyan Wilde goes to Hildersham House School, Broadstairs.
1894		05	Fourteenth meeting of Wilde and Gide, in Florence.
1894	26	05	Wilde taken by Mary Costello to have tea with Eugene Lee Hamilton and Vernon Lee.
1894	26c.	05	Wilde has tea with Walpurga Lady Paget in Florence.
1894	02	06	Goncourt discusses Wilde with Baronne Deslandes.
1894	18	06	Wilde at the wedding of Violet Maxse and Lord Edward Cecil.
1894	30	06	Death of Walter Pater.
1894	30	06	The Marquess of Queensberry bursts into Wilde's home in Tite Street, with a pugilist as bodyguard. [DG]
1894	27	07	Meeting between Wilde and George Ives.
1894		08	Wilde begins writing The Importance of being Earnest at Worthing, andis joined by Lord Alfred Douglas.
1894		08	Wilde writes the scenario for 'Mr & Mrs Daventry' at Worthing.
1894	07	08	Wilde lunches at the Café Royal with Lord Alfred Douglas and Max Beerbohm.
1894	12	08	Alfred Taylor arrested in the police raid on 46 Fitzroy Street.
1894		09	Wilde finishes 'The Importance of being Earnest'.
1894		10	Wilde at Brighton with Lord Alfred Douglas.
1894	16	10	For his fortieth birthday, Oscar receives a vindictive letter from Douglas concluding with these words : 'When you are not on your pedestal, you are not interesting. The next time you are ill I will go away at once.' [DG]
1894	19	10	Death of Lord Drumlanrig.
1894		12	Publication of Wilde's 'Phrases & Philosophies for the Use of the Young' in 'The Chameleon'.
1894	25	12	Wilde attends rehearsal of 'An Ideal Husband'.
1895	26		Sherard visits Wilde in Wandsworth.
1895		01	Wilde and Carson meet in the Strand.
1895	04	01	Gilbert Burgess interviews Wilde for 'The Sketch'.
1895	17	01	Wilde visits Algiers with Lord Alfred Douglas.
1895	30	01	Fifteenth meeting of Wilde and Gide, in Algiers.
1895	31	01	Wilde returns from Algiers. First night of 'An Ideal Husband' at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket. [DG]
1895	14	02	First night of The Importance of being Earnest.
1895	18	02	Lord Queensberry leaves his card for Wilde at the Albemarle Club :'To Oscar Wilde, posing as a somdomite' [or 'posing somdomite']. [DG]
1895	28	02	Wilde calls on Charles Ricketts and goes on to the Albemarle Club where he is handed Queensberry's card.
1895	01	03	Wilde obtains warrant for Queensberry's arrest.
1895	01	03	Death of Prince Richard Metternich.
1895	07	03	Wilde at 'The Importance' with Lord Alfred Douglas and Constance; Constance returns alone to Tite Street.
1895	13	03	Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas go to Monte Carlo for a week.
1895	25	03	Wilde visits the fortune teller Mrs Robinson.
1895	01	04	The Café Royal meeting between Wilde, Douglas, Frank Harris and Shaw. Wilde at 'The Importance' with Lord Alfred Douglas and Constance, after dining together.
1895	05	04	Acquittal of Queensberry; Wilde consults Sir George Lewis; Wilde and Douglas lunch at the Holborn Viaduct Hotel, where George Wyndham tries unsuccessfully to see them; then go to the Cadogan Hotel, stopping en route at a bank where Wilde draws 'a considerable sum of money'. Wilde arrested at the Cadogan Hotel, room 53.
1895	06	04	Wilde charged at Bow Street and refused bail; imprisoned at Holloway [till 26th April].
1895	14	04	News of Wilde's plight discussed in Paris.
1895	16	04	Wilde writes to Sherard from Holloway.
1895	24	04	Selling up of Wilde's possessions at Tite Street. Lord Alfred Douglas goes abroad, not returning until November 1898.
1895	26	04	Wilde's first trial opens before Mr Justice Charles. Death of Count Eric Stenbock.
1895		05	The Wildes move to Nervi, near Margaret Brooke, Ranee of Sarawak.
1895	08-19	05	Wilde stays at the Leversons' house in Courtfield Gardens.
1895	08-19 (between)	05	Wilde meets Robert Cunninghame Graham in Rotten Row.
1895	04	05	Frank Harris visits Wilde in Holloway.
1895	07	05	Wilde released on bail of £5,000.
1895	08	05	Wilde moves into his mother's house where he is visited by R.H. Sherard and Ernest Dowson.
1895	15	05	Toulouse-Lautrec's drawing of Wilde appears in the Revue Blanche.
1895	22	05	Wilde's second trial opens before Mr Justice Wills (Sir Alfred Wills). Lord Queensberry and Lord Percy of Hawick bound over to keep the peace.
1895	25	05	Wilde sentenced to two years' hard labour and imprisoned at Pentonville. Announcement of a knighthood for Henry Irving.
1895	25	05	Death of Rosa Bonheur.
1895	28	05	Daudet brings to Paris news of Wilde from Sherard.
1895		06	The Wildes move to Bevais, nr Neuchâtel and stay with Otho Lloyd. Here they change their names to Holland.
1895	05	06	Article in the Daily Chronicle suggesting Wilde is suffering a mental breakdown. This is read by Asquith (Home Secretary and former social acquaintance) who orders an investigation.
1895	12	06	Wilde visited by Haldane in Pentonville (miscalled Holloway in Haldane's Autobiography).
1895	21	06	Queensberry petitions for Wilde's bankruptcy.
1895	04	07	Wilde is transferred to Wandsworth.
1895	06	07	Mirbeau compares Wilde and Huysmans.
1895	11	07	Birth of Dolly Wilde.
1895		09	Constance Wilde moves to Sori, near Bogliasco.
1895	21	09	Constance Wilde visits Wilde in Wandsworth.
1895	24	09	Wilde's first examination in bankruptcy.
1895	12	11	Wilde's second examination in bankruptcy.
1895	20	11	Wilde transferred to Reading Gaol. The Clapham Junction incident.
1896	11	02	Salome is produced at the Théâtre de l'Oeuvre in Paris, with Aurélien Lugné-Poé (Hérode) and Lina Munt (Salomé).[DG]
1896	12	02	Constance visits Wilde in prison.
1896	10	05	Charles Ricketts visits Wilde in prison [N.B. Peter Vernier questions this].
1896	10	05	Death of Beatrix Whistler.
1896	13	06	Frank Harris visits Wilde in Reading Gaol.
1896	21	11	Alleged visit by Frank Harris to Wilde in Reading Gaol.
1897	28/9		Lord Alfred Douglas in Rouen.
1897	28		Or perh. 29th. Wilde gives a children's party at Berneval.
1897	29		Lord Alfred Douglas leaves Rouen for Paris.
1897		01	Wilde begins 'De Profundis'.
1897		01	Wilde is allowed to let his hair grow.
1897	28	01	More Adey visits Wilde in Reading Gaol.
1897	19	02	Constance goes from Genoa to Reading to inform her husband of his mother's death. [DG]
1897	22	02	After visiting Wilde in his jail, Constance visits Edward Burne-Jones and his wife. [DG]
1897		03	Willie Wilde called to the Bar.
1897		03	Wilde visits Greece with Mahaffy, returning viâ Rome in April.
1897		03	Publication of Wilde's poem 'Impression de Voyage' in Waifs and Strays 3 (Oxford, ed. by Harold Boulton) (N.B. 'the dear Duchessof Bolton').
1897		03	Lillie Langtry stays with Sir George & Lady Lewis at Walton-on-Thames.Wilde and the Comyns Carrs visit.
1897		03	Wilde finishes The Duchess of Padua.
1897		03	Wilde and Constance dine with Mr and Mrs Charles Hancock.
1897		03	Wilde lectures on Chatterton.
1897		03	Publication of Wilde's 'Further Literary Notes in Woman's World.
1897		03	Wilde finishes 'De Profundis'.
1897	13	03	Death of Rodolphe Salis.
1897	17	04	Frank Harris visits Wilde in Reading Gaol.
1897	18	05	Wilde transferred to Pentonville.
1897	19	05	Wilde is released and goes to Stewart Headlam's house, 31 Upper Bedford Place, Bloomsbury, where he is visited by Ada Leverson.
1897	19	05	Wilde sails from Newhaven by the night boat, the 'Tamise'. Publication of Dracula.
1897	20	05	04.30. Wilde lands at Dieppe and stays at the Hotel Sandwich.
1897	26	05	Wilde moves from Dieppe to the Hôtel de la Plage, Berneval-sur-Mer.
1897	27	05	Wilde is visited by Lugné-Poë.
1897		06	Charles Wyndham visits Wilde at Berneval in the hope of persuading him to adapt Eugène Sue's play 'Le Verre d'Eau'. Wilde turns the idea down in September.
1897	16	06	Wilde and Dowson together.
1897	17	06	Wilde and Dowson together.
1897	20	06	Sixteenth meeting of Wilde and Gide, in Berneval. Weather terrible.
1897	21	06	Publication of Wilde's first letter to the Daily Chronicle.
1897		07	Whistler visits Dieppe and is seen passing by, but does not see, Wilde.
1897	24	07	Wilde and Beardsley meet.
1897		09	Wilde interviewed in Dieppe by Gideon Spilett for 'Gil Blas'.
1897		09	Wilde has suggested that Dowson should translate Louÿs' 'Aphrodite'.
1897	09	09	Wilde in Rouen.
1897	20	09	Wilde leaves Dieppe for Paris, staying in a hotel in the rue de Helder. Constance Wilde writes to Oscar a letter full of anger : 'I forbid you to see Lord Alfred Douglas. I forbid you to return to your filthy, insane life. I forbid you to live at Naples. I will not allow you to come to Genoa'. [DG]
1897	25c	09	Wilde arrives at Naples and stays with Douglas at the Hôtel Royal des Etrangers.
1897	27	09	Wilde stays at the Villa Giudice, Posillipo [37 via Posillipo].
1897	15	10	Wilde visits Capri with Lord Alfred Douglas.
1897	18	10	Wilde leaves Capri.
1897	06	11	The Academy prints a list of 40 possible members of a British Academy of Letters. Shaw and H.G. Wells suggest Wilde (13, 20.11.1897).
1897		12	Wilde visits Sicily with Lord Alfred Douglas.
1897		12	Wilde meets J. Joseph Renaud at lunch.
1898	28		Lord Ronald Gower and Frank Hird travel from Tours to Paris.
1898	30		Lord Ronald Gower and Frank Hird travel from Paris to Strasbourg, Heidelberg and Dresden.
1898	13?	02	Wilde moves to Hôtel de Nice, rue des Beaux Arts, Paris.
1898	13	02	Publication of The Ballad of Reading Gaol; Wilde sends inscribed copies to William Archer, R.B. Haldane, Ada Leverson.
1898	09	03	Wilde meets George Ives in Paris.
1898	13	03	Wilde meets Carlos Blacker in Paris.
1898	16	03	Publication of Wilde's second letter to the 'Daily Chronicle'.
1898	16	03	Death of Aubrey Beardsley.
1898	27?	03	Wilde moves to the Hôtel d'Alsace, 13 rue des Beaux-Arts.
1898	28	03	Wilde cuts his lip badly in a fiacre accident.
1898		04	Wilde dines at Pousset's with Henry and Aline Harland.
1898	07	04	Death of Constance Wilde.
1898	13	04	Carlos Blacker visits Wilde, Ross also there.
1898	14	04	Wilde introduces Henri Davray to Frank Harris at Foyot's.
1898		05	Wilde meets and dines with Diaghilev (perhaps).
1898	19	05	Death of Mr Gladstone.
1898	26?	05	Wilde goes to the Salon with Lord Alfred Douglas and Maurice Gilbert; then meets Sherard in Campbell's Bar and goes on to dine with the Vicomte d'Humières.
1898		06	Wilde at Nogent-sur-Marne till July with Lord Alfred Douglas, who goes to Paris every day.
1898	07	06	Carlos Blacker visits Wilde at Nogent-sur-Marne.
1898	16	06	Death of Sir Edward Burne-Jones.
1898		07	Wilde leaves Nogent-sur-Marne.
1898		08	Lord Alfred Douglas leaves Nogent-sur-Marne for Trouville, joining his mother; then to Aix-les-Bains viâ Paris.
1898		11	Frank Harris is in Paris and gives Wilde dinner at Durand's.
1898		12	Laurence Housman sends Wilde 'All-Fellows'.
1898		12	A.E. Housman sends Wilde 'A Shropshire Lad'.
1898	15	12	Wilde leaves for La Napoule, near Cannes.
1899		02	Publication of 'The Importance of Being Earnest'. Wilde sends inscribed copy to William Archer.
1899		02	Wilde visits Constance's grave.
1899	25	02	Wilde leaves Nice for Gland, outside Geneva, to stay with Harold Mellor.
1899	16	03	Death of Francisque Sarcey.
1899		04	Wilde returns to Paris, Hotel de la Neva, till May.
1899	01	04	Wilde leaves Gland for Santa Margherita.
1899		05	Wilde moves to the Hôtel Marsollier.
1899		05	Wilde at Marlotte, near Fontainebleau.
1899		06	Wilde dines with Stuart Merrill, meets André Hérold.
1899	02c	06	Wilde meets Ada Rehan and Mrs & Mrs Augustin Daly in a Paris restaurant.
1899	11	06	Wilde meets Ernest Dowson.
1899	23	06	Wilde at Trouville and Le Havre.
1899	26	06	Wilde leaves Trouville and Le Havre.
1899		07	Wilde at Chennevières-sur-Marne.
1899		08	Wilde moves back to the Hôtel d'Alsace.
1900	02	04	Wilde visits Palermo.
1900	10	04	Wilde leaves Palermo.
1900	12	04	Wilde in Rome [till 15th? May].
1900	15?	04	Wilde leaves Rome.
1900	18	04	Death of R.A.M. Stevenson.
1900		05	Wilde spends ten days in Gland.
1900	01	05	Death of Mihaly Munkáczy.
1900		07	Wilde visits the Rodin Pavilion at the Exposition Universelle.
1900	09?	08	Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas dine at the Grand Café.
1900	09	09	George Ives sends Wilde £5/-/-.
1900	10	10	Wilde's operation.
1900	17	10	Robert Ross arrives in Paris and visits Wilde.
1900	20	10	Wedding of Lily Wilde and Alexander Texeira de Mattos.
1900	25	10	First night of 'Mr & Mrs Daventry'.
1900	25	10	Alec Ross and Lily Texeira de Mattos visit Wilde.
1900	12	11	Robert Ross visits Wilde at the Hotel d’Alsace but leaves to join his mother in the south of France. [DG]
1900	28	11	Carlos Blacker goes to Paris from Freiburg, but delays going to see Wilde.
1900	03	12	Wilde's funeral at Bagneux.
1900	08	12	Short piece on Wilde by Max Beerbohm in 'The Saturday Review'.
1901	03	04	Death of Richard d'Oyley Carte.
1903	03	03	Death of Alexandre Charpentier.
1903	25	03	Death of General Sir Hector MacDonald.
1903	08	05	Death of Paul Gauguin.
1903	03	07	Wilde's creditors paid 13/4d in the £.
1903	07	07	Death of Whistler.
1904	11	05	Death of Adrian Hope.
1904	28	07	Vyvyan Wilde leaves Stonyhurst.
1904	02	08	Vyvyan Wilde goes to Dr Kümmer's crammer at Ouchy, Lausanne.
1904	09	09	Stuart Mason finishes his translation of André Gide: 'Oscar Wilde, A Study from the French'. Oxford: Holywell Press 1905.
1906	12	01	Charles Hemphill, great uncle of Constance Wilde, raised to the peerage.
1906	12	01	First performance of Wilde's 'Florentine Tragedy' in Berlin, directed by Max Reinhardt.
1906	14	05	Death of Hercules Brabazon Brabazon.
1906	28	05	Wilde estate declared solvent after all debtors are paid at 20/- in the £ + 4%.
1906	19	08	James Joyce finishes reading 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'.
1907		05	Wilde's 'A Florentine Tragedy' produced at the Théâtre de l'Œuvre.
1907	13	05	Death of Joris--Karl Huysmans.
1907	06	08	Vyvyan Wilde meets Robbie Ross for the first time.
1907	03	11	Vyvyan Wilde comes of age.
1908	04	03	Death of Lord Hemphill, great-uncle of Constance Wilde
1909	24	03	Death of John Millington Synge.
1909	09	04	Death of Charles Conder.
1909	10	04	Death of Swinburne.
1909	20	07	Re-interment of Oscar Wilde at Père Lachaise.
1910	20	03	Death of Nadar.
1910	21	04	Death of Mark Twain
1910	16	05	Death of Henri-Edmond Cross.
1911	29	05	Death of Sir W.S. Gilbert.
1912	20	04	Death of Bram Stoker.
1912	14	05	Death of Strindberg.
1913	20	10	Death of Charles Brookfield.
1914	08	04	Death of Hubertine Auclert.
1914	03	05	Death of Ernst von Schuch, first conductor of Salome.
1915	09	05	Death of Cyril Holland, k.i.a.
1916	01	03	Death of Mounet-Sully.
1916	11	04	Death of Richard Harding Davis.
1917	17	05	Death of Charles Vyner Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak.
1917	02	07	Death of Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree.
1918	16	03	Death of Sir George Alexander.
1918	05	10	Death of Robert Ross of a heart failure in his flat of Halfmoon Street. He was aged just forty nine. His friend Siegfried Sassoon noted 'It seems reasonable to claim that this was the only occasion on which his heart failed him' [DG]
1918	05	10	Death of George du Maurier.
1920	06	05	Death of Hortense Schneider.
1922	07	10	Death of Lily Texeira de Mattos.
1923	01	03	Death of Bourke Cockran.
1923	26	03	Death of Sarah Bernhardt.
1924	21	04	Death of Eleonora Duse.
1924	17	07	Death of Lovis Corinth.
1925	15	04	Death of John Singer Sargent.
1925	14	05	Death of Sir Henry Rider Haggard.
1925	28	05	Death of J.E.C. Bodley.
1925	03	06	Death of Pierre Louÿs.
1926	09	04	Death of Henry Miller.
1928	16	05	Death of Edmund Gosse.
1929	15	03	Death of Laura Hope.
1930	15	05	Death of W.J. Locke.
1930	18	07	Death of Vincent O'Sullivan.
1931	26	03	Death of Arnold Bennett.
1932	12	02	Death of William Welsford 'Bouncer' Ward. [PV]
1932	22	11	Death of Richard Reginald 'Kitten' Harding ['not Reginald Richard', as Ellmann p. 43 has it, the mistake originating in the Magdalen Record]. [PV]
1934	08	03	Death of Stephen Mac Kenna.
1934	10	03	Death of F. Anstey.
1934	14	06	Death of John Gray.
1935	22	10	Death of Edward Carson.
1935	30	10	Death of Sibell Dowager Marchioness of Queensberry.
1936	23	05	Death of Henri de Régnier.
1936	03	06	Death of Margaret de Windt, Ranee of Sarawak.
1937	25	05	Death of Florence Balcombe (Mrs Bram Stoker).
1938	01	04	Death of Mortimer Menpes.
1938	11	04	Death of Edgar Jepson.
1938	19	04	Death of Suzanne Valadon.
1939	12	09	Death of David 'Dunsky' Hunter Blair [no hyphen]. [PV]
1942	15	03	Death of Alexander von Zemlinsky.
1942	21	03	Death of Philip Wilson Steer.
1944	15	05	Death of Sir John Martin-Harvey.
1945	20	03	Death of Lord Alfred Douglas.
1949	06	05	Death of Maurice Maeterlinck.
1950	30	11	Ceremony at Père Lachaise to mark 50th anniversary of Wilde's death. Robbie Ross's ashes are buried beside Wilde. Those present include Francis Marquess of Queensberry and H. Montgomery Hyde.
1951	21	04	Death of Olive Fremstad.
1952	08	05	Death of Elizabeth Robins.
1954	10	04	Death of Auguste Lumière.
1954	22	05	Death of Lloyd Osbourne.
1954	16	10	Sir Compton Mackenzie (Magdalen 1901-1904) unveils plaque on Wilde's house in Tite Street.
1956	22	05	Death of Max Beerbohm.
1967	10	10	Death of Vyvyan Holland.
1972	22	05	Death of Margaret Rutherford ("Miss Prism' in the Anthony Asquith film).
1991	23	08	Foundation of the first Irish Oscar Wilde Society.
1991	29	09	First meeting of the Irish Oscar Wilde Society, Bewley's Café, Dublin.
1994	16-18	09	First Oscar Wilde Autumn School held in Bray, Co Wicklow.
1995	14	02	Panel in stained glass window in Westminster Abbey dedicated to Wilde.
1995	16	03	Death of Heinrich Sutermeister.

[AJ] = Anne Jordan; [DG] = Danielle Guérin; [GD] = Geoffrey Dibb; [PV] = Peter Vernier; [RW] = Roy Waters

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