... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. THE POINTS OF LAW. It is stated that the first opportunity will be taken by Sir Edward Clarke to brin% {urwud a motion in the High Courts dealing with the points of law to be argued on the demurrer reserved by Mr. Justice Cofllilns ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. APPLICATION FOR BAIL. In chambers, at the High Court of Justice, the expected application wtgmit Mr. Oscar Wilde to bamnu'l.tge next sessions at the Old Bailey, which commence on the 20th inst., came on for hearing before Mr. Baron ...

... Schoolmistre How many times have I got good grammar to say me and aml to say?” Teacher: * never learn you nothing ? Mr. Oscar Wilde chanced t just purchased a number of were standiug in artistic disor ““You have just come in time B T . “ ‘and can arrange ...

... OSCAR WILDE'S AFFAIRS. BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS. Another scene in the remarkable drama of the life of Oscar Wilde was opened on Tuesday, when hLe appeared in the London Bankruptcy Court. Mr. J. P. Grain and Mr. Rowsell were counsel for the debtor, and the ...

... way, and with a Trade Journal for a life Ppreserver, swim on the top of the water, while others around are sinking. Mr. Oscar Wilde will contribute to the J’n]‘y namber of Lippincott's Magazine s complete novel, entitled - Thepiictnn of %orim Gray,” which ...

... THE WILDE CASE. Mondn{ was appointed for the second trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor for offences under the Criminal Law Amendment Act, and proceedings commenced at the Old Bailey before Mr. Justice Wills. The Sqliuitor-flcnem{ (Sir ¥. Lockwood) ...

... they closed the public-houses and excluded them from the museums they would not drive them into places of worrhip. —Mr. Oscar Wilde seconded the motion, which was agreed to, as were also two others, one rejoicing that the Queen had signalised the Jubilee ...

... auspices of the Women's Committee of the International Arbitration and Peace Association. Mrs. Leatham Bright presided.-Mrs. Oscar Wilde read a paper, in which she offered a number of practical suggestions to wives, mothers, and schoolmistresses. Children should ...

... editor), Mr. M‘Donnell, Mr. Barry O’Brien, Mz. E. F. Knox (that rara avis an Ulster landlord and a Home Ruler), Mz. Paul, Mr. Oscar Wilde, Professor Morris, Mr. Henry Lucy, Mr. H. James (the novelist), Professor James Bryce, M.P., Mr. Frederick Harrison, Mr ...

... good grammar to say me and Bill ?” Pupil : * What aml to say?” Teacher: *Bill and me. Can'tl never learn you nothing ? Mr. Oscar Wilde chanced to call on a lady who had Just purchased a number of Japanese screens, which were standing in artistic disorder ...

... THE WILDE CASE. Oscar Wilde, 40, and Alfred Taylor were indicted at the Central Criminal Court, London, on certain chariu ariainfi out of the Queensberry libel suit.— Mr. C. F. Gill and Mr. Horace Avory prosecuted on behalf of the Treasury; Sir E. C&rte ...

... was dazzled by the rejuvenescence and wonderful form of the veteran cricketer, and in the horror excited by the pauseous Oscar Wilde euc,thcnguhlic caught at the shilling subscription as aki of national demonstration in favour of athletic and mxnly virtues ...