... OSCAR WILDE. His Release Ordered To-Day. London, Monday. Messrs Humphreys and Sons, Oscar Wilda's solicitors, attended before' Baron Pollock in Chambers to-day and intimated they were prepared with the necessary securities, which the police were satisfied ...

... Oscar Wilde. It has been decided by the an.. Moe authorities that Oscar Wilde must serve the full term of hie aentance, subject only to the ordinary regulations governing a ticket-ofleave The release of the prisoner was at one time daily expected, but ...

... The Trial of Oscar Wilde. London, Saturday. The trial of Oscar Wilde WAS resumed at the Old Bailey to-day before Mr Justice Wills. The prisoner, who looked ill and anxious, having catered the dock, The Solicitor-General resumed his speech in reply for ...

... The Trial of Oscar Wilde. London, Thursday. %trial of Mr Oscar Wilde on the charge ein renamed at the Old Bailey . Th.- pC,oner entered the court shortly Mho 10.30. and stood convening for some tinwith Lord Douches, of Hewick, and the Heedlam. He afterwer ...

... The Oscar Wilde Cam London, Monday. Mr Suction Charles resumed his bearing of the charges against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor to-day at the Central Criminal Court. There was again a large attendant* of the public. Evidence for the prosecution was continned ...

... Oscar Wilde in Prison. gear Wilde during the present week been removed from Pentonvllle to Wormwood Serubbe, whilst Taylor him goes to Wand.- worth. Both are in good health. ...

... The Oscar Wilde Case. The Exchange Telegraph Company understand that an application will be made to try Oscar Wilde separately from Taylor. Mr Justice Wille will attend at the Old Bailey on Monday to hear the argnineets of counsel. An Aeronaut's Escape ...

... OSCAR WILDE AND THE MARQUIS Mr Carom —Yea, I do. Imprisonment of a Spy. SBLIGRAK.) Th•leaerial D.plowatique to-day announces sat ths Italian Cabinet has decided to submit • proposal to King Humbert ter the pardon of the Frtneh Captain Itomani.who is ...

... The Case of Oscar Wilde. The Exchange terupany etates that the first opportunity will be taken by Sir Edward Clarke upon his return from the country to bring forward • motion in the High Courts dealing with the points of law to be argued on the demurrer ...

... POEM BY OSCAR WILDE. /Ir. Omar Wilde ha just re.published his The Dad, Chroaiale quotes this sonnet Po Mitt even isse,ion Is a string. It. on which all winds can Pb'. Is It fee this that have give away Methinks my lile Is roll hos With Idle g% or and ...

... The Oscar Wilde Case. THE JUDGES SUMMING UP. I.ondon, Weriumiday. Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor again appeared in the dock at the Central Criminal Court today on the several indictments preferred against them. Mr Justice Charles began his summing up to ...

... Oscar Wilde 's Success. Mr. Oscar Wilde states that •• Lady Win. dertnere's Fan has paid nearly live thousand pounds royalties in two yeas. or more than his books, newspaper articles, and poems have paid him in the last twenty years. It has been Oscar ...