... OSCAR WILDE. aESUMED TRIAL AT OLD BAILEY WILLIAM PARKER EXAMINED. EDWARD CLARKEVsPEECH FOR THE DEFENCE. LONDON, Thursday. The trial Oscar Wilde on charges of indecency ¦Fere resumed before Mr. Justice Wills at the Oli Bailey to-day. The public gallery ...

... OSCAR WILDE. The Press Association states that an effort has been made to secure the release of Oscar Wilde from prison technical grounds bearing upon the framing of the indictment, in which, it will be remembered, there were two sets of counts. The ...

... OSCAR WILDE. THE SECOND TRIAL. SIR EDWARD CLARKE'S ADDRESS. WILDE IN THE WITNESS-BOX. SEVERE CROSS-EXAMINATION. SIR EDWARD CLARKE'S APPEAL TO THE JURY.. LONDON.Friday. The of Oscar Wilde charges of indecency resumed txxlay at the Oid Bailey, before Mr ...

... OSCAR WILDE. THE DAILY ROUTINE IN PRISON The British Medical Journal gays many rumours have been spread abroad in regard to the health and treatment of Oscar Wilde, now confined in Pentonville Prison. They are, however, absolutely witboat foun- dation ...

... OSCAR WILDE. FINAL MOMENTS OF THE CASE. JUDGE'S PERORATION. WAITING FOR THE VERDICT. Mr Justice Charles, in concluding his summing-up of the Wilde and Taylor case yesterday, said: — I have had to sum this case up you with some minuteness because of its ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Oscar Wilde has left the Midland Hotel, St. Pancras, and although his movements are kept secret, there is good reason to believe that he took his departure for the sea coast by an early train on Thursday morning. Before leaving town Mr ...

... - OSCAR WILDE. REIIED MAGISTERIAL !SQUIRT. Lo N Thursday. and Alfred Tailer again appeared in g . Row-street, to-day, the forner on charges of companion on i warrant alleging :Iraq for an unlawful purpose. The extradition go urt thronged when Sir Joan ...

... OSCAR WILDE* It is announced that the trial of Oscar Wilde ?? take gkse ot tto Old Saity todty* ...

... OSCAR WILDE. > continued l teri lav before Mr Justice tl» e court, Sir f*i tl le Se re-opened the point 'he f ase Shelley being with- • * aud read judgment thp —lordship said he IVS , 'se he had taken, as he \r decision after great tfN dw ard Clarke then ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Oscar Wilde has left the Midland Hotel, St. Pancras, and although his movements are kept secret, there is good reason to believe that he took his departure for the sea coast by an early train on 'Thursday morning. Before leaving town ...

... OSCAR WILDE. THE QUESTION OF BAIL. The Exchange Telegraph Company states on the ttpbest authority that nothing has yet been done in eespect to making an application for bail in the case ut Osoar Wilde, owing to the fact that two of the counsel who will ...

... OSCAR WILDE. About ten years ago Oscar Wilde went to America a lecturing tour. Everybody remembers how trie Atlantic disappointed him, and what nasty things said of it; but everybody does not remember what the Yankees thought of the Apostle of the Sunflower ...