... THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION. The trial of Osoar Wilde and Alfred Taylor was com; mencod yesterday, at the Old Bailey, before Mr. Justice Charles. There was great eagerness on the part of the public to obtain admission to the court ...

... OSCAR WILDE AND THE CRITIC. The hero of the green carnation has written controverting in his own witty way the statement thai his name is not Oscar, but John. that affectation of ponderous gravity which is one the most effective weapons in his satirical ...

... THE AFFAIRS OF OSCAR WILDE. e London Bankruptcy Court this morning tho Noting of creditors was held under the receiving blade against Oscar O Flaherty Wells Wilde, late of Tite-street, Chelsea, now of Her ' s prison, Wandsworth, author. Ten proofs * ...

... THE FAILURE OF OSCAR WILDE. the Court Bankruptcy, on Monday, beforo Mr. A. EL ildy. Official Receiver, the first statutory meeting of creditors was held under the failure of Oscar F. W. Wilde, late of. Tite-street. Chelsea, and now of her Maje-ty's prison ...

... MR. OSCAR. WILDE. Mr. Wilde has left the Midland Hotel, St. Panoras. and althoaifh hi;: movements are kept secret there ia good reason to believe that he took his departure for the sea coast by an early train yesterday morning. Before leaving town Mr ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. The hearing was continued (Monday, when the case for the prosecution closed. Tuesday the counts in the indictment were dropped. Wilde and Taylor both gave evidence, strongly denying the charges made against them, and their statements ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE SCANDAL. PROCEEDINGS AT BOW-STREET. ARREST OF THE MAN TAYLOR. Mr. Oscar Wilde was brought custody Bowstreet on Saturday. The court was not opened until after 10 o'clock. Meanwhile, a large crowd of persons assembled around the entrance ...

... Oscar Wilde, = Dross. Oscar Wilde, speaking at Glasgow, on Dress, said that a Lancashire mill-girl, with a shawl over her shoulders and wearing clogs, knew more about dress than a fashionable London lady recently returned front Paris, because in ...

... HE OSCAR WILDE SCANDAL. FURTHER PROCEEDINGS BOW-STREET. The hearing of the charge preferred against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor was resumed yesterday, in the Extradition Court before Bridge. As on previous days large number of persons gathered outside ...

... THE RE-TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. The second day's hearing of the charges against Wilde -was commenced the Old Bailey yesterday, before Mr. Justice Wills. prisoner is charged under tho eleventh section the Criminal Law Amendment Act with unlawfully «>ntmitting ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON. THE QUESTION OF BAIL. The Exchange Telegraph Company states on the hif.be.st authority that nothing has yet been done in respect to making application for bail in the case of Oscar Wilde, owing to the fact two of the counsel who ...

... THE IMPRISONMENT OF OSCAR WILDE. Press Association states that an effort has been made technical grounds to secure the release Oscar Wilde from prison. Within the last few days application was made to Sir R. Reid, Attorney-General, for writ of error in ...