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... CASE OF OSCAR WILDE. HOW THE JURORS VOTED. Says the Morning of Thursday: — We are enabled this morning to draw aside the veil which has hitherto shrouded the proceedings of the jury 1D the Wiide ease during their retirement, and to supply an authentic ...

... OSCAR WILDE UELEASEU DA Mr. Oscar Wilde waa bat night ftoui Heading Gaol Pentonvifle, and waa Wedneeday morning formally relenaed from custody, having completed u*s lull term of lent, to which sentenced two yours ago the Old Bailey. BLOODGUILTINESS OF ...

... had champagne, &c. Oscar Wilde took his brother laitfr to the Savoy Hotel. A Trip to America. I Alfred Wood was the next witness called to prove the relationship which it was alleged existed between himself, Taylor, and Oscar Wilde. He detailed how he ...

... AliBEST OF OSCAR WILDE. SENSATIONAL SEQUEL TO THE LIBEL CASE. The Central News says:—Sensational -lad ccnliicting were current m. London. dio-ing the evening respecting the whereabouts ot Mr. Oscar Wilde and his jnmediato inten- tions. One of these war ...

... I OSCAR WILDE. IN THE DOCK WITH TAYLOR. The Hearing Resu Itled at the Old Bailey. I TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. LONDON, Monday,—Mr Justice Charles re- sumed to-day, at the Central Criminal Court, the hearing of the several indictments preferrpd against Oscar ...

... Oscar Wilde Case. BAIL GRANTED. I c.tron Pollock to-day consented to the release Oscar Wiide on personal bail of 22,500, coupled With two sureties of £ 1,250 each. Press Association, in a later massage, skates the authorIty of Mr Humphreys, solicitor ...

... Oscar Wilde Case. PO F THE At the Central Criminal Court tc).d;,y-before Mr Justice Charlie — ]y[r Charles Matthews applied on behair ot Oscar Wilde for a postponement of the trial until next Sessions. He produced an affidaxit, sworn by Mr Humphreys, ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON. EMPLOYED MAKfNG MAIL BAGS Opear Wilde, who i in Wandsworth Prison, is employed in making ma.il bags, and his m.1. duct since his removal from Wormwood Scrubs, has been in every way satisfactory. Wilde i? accorded the special privilege ...

... OSCAR WILDE GAOL It reported tut Wilde. *ho ou M«y 25th. Idds. to two rear-.’ unpriananx-Rt. had been aecretly rrl«a*--d » ...

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... r- OSCAR WILDE. POET AND DRAMATIST IN THE DOCK. The Trial Resumed at Bew street. I STATEMENT BY SIR EBWARD CLARKE. LONDON, Thursday.-To.day Sir John Bridge again sat in the Extradition Court at Bow-streeb to hear further evidence on the charges of gross ...