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... charge of having published a defamatory libel of Mr. Oscar Wilde, at Albermarle-Street, on the 18th of February last. Mr C.O. Humphreys, solicitor, who prosecuted, in opening the case, said Mr. Oscar Wilde was a married man, living on most affectionate terms ...
... ems to eight and closed lower. Fears of an log iiearaiess of money appear to be taistacle to higher prices of Stocks. Mr. Oscar Wilde was received on 'Change to. day with vuotl-natured derisior ...
... closed lower. Fears of an approach- ing dearness of money appear to be the chief obstacle to higher prices of Stocks. Mr. Oscar Wilde was received on 'Change to- day with good-natured derision. ...
... JAMES'S THEA — TR - E.—Lemee and — bianager, Mr OROROE •LEXANDER. TO-NIGHT mls 0 ounctiially. LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. by Mr Oscar Wilde. Mr Oeorge Alexauder. Mr H H. %Utast. Mr. Ibm Webster. Mr • an..-Tesupeet. and Mr Nuteombs Goold: Miss Winifr..l I , :tnery ...
... cloth. VNIGMAS of the SPIRITUAL LIFE. By the 14 Be'. A. H. CILAZFURD. Author of ' The Uaanown God. Bola ee WENS. By OSCAR WILDE. Crown Ivo., Wit US% gdrtion. pnre is. Id. i.ii :VE and SELFISHNESS. By OSSIP SCHTTBIN. Translated from the German by BARI= ...
... THE QUEENSBERRY LIBEL CASE REMARKABLE TERMINATION. ARREST OF MR. OSCAR WILDE. ♦ The hearing of the charge against the Mar- quess of Queensberry of criminally libelling Mr. Oscar Wilde was resumed yesterday morning at the Central Criminal Court, before ...
... own 10. Commence LW), Carramtes 10 4k_ IT JANIESS.-02 TUESDAY. fob. 12. a Trivial 1.7 Comedy for flerioisa Peonle. by OSCAR WILDE. eatrt le TIIK IMPOKTANCIII OF 1011411 EAIiNEST. •111 b. produc.J. Mr. Arms.. I open daily. 100 a.a. by. • may be bocia ...
... attended. There were about 150 gentlemen present altogether, including Lord Aberdeen, Earl Compton, Mr, Lewi3 Harcourt, Mr. Oscar Wilde, Mr, J. A. B. Bruco (Secretary), Mr. O. Browning, and others. The pro- ceedings were mainly of a conversational character ...
... foreign arrivals were 3115, and clearances 3486. Messrs. Stoddard and Co., of Philadelphia, announce a volume of new poems by Oscar Wilde, and a volume in prose containing an exposition of :estheticism, made under his authority. They are also establishing a ...
... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Wills.) THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. The trial was resumed of Oscar Wilde, 40, author, on an indictment charging him with certain mis- ?? Solicitor General (Sir Frank Lock- wood, Q.C). Mr. C. F. Gill, and Mr. Horace ...
... TESTEKDjL TS PUBLICO. TIONS. Intentions. Cy Oscar Wilde, .lames K. Osgood, Mcllvaine, and to., ?? Albemarle-street, VT. 7s. td. Town Holdings. A liiitest of the Iteport of the H.i.-ct Committee of the liouse cd* Commons on i.ease- j hold Enfranchisement ...
... JAMES'S THEATRE. —Lessee and Manager, Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. TO-NIO HT. at 0.0 punctually. LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. Alexander, Mr. H. H. Vineent. Mr. Beu Wetritar, Mr. A. Vanel moped. and Mr. Nutcombeliould : W !red Emery. Miss - Filmy ...