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... by the 20th of this month. Oscar Wilde as a Hail way Traveller, â A railway conductor who has been describing in the Philadelphia Press the different behaviour of some notable personages on the cars says : â Oscar Wilde was more bother than all the ...
... TRIAL OF LORD QUEENSBERRY. EVIDENCE OP MR. OSCAR WILDE. REMARKABLE CROSS-EXAMINATION. 9 The hearing of the charge of criminal libel brought by Mr. Oscar Wilde against the Marquess of Queensberry was begun at the Central Criminal Court yesterday, before ...
... —Loom and Manager, Re. ALEXANDER. TO DAY. at 10. TO-NIGHT. at 0.0 polaktuallr, a New sad Original Play, I. Acts. by Mr. Oscar Wilde. entitled LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. Preasdird. at by MIDSUMMER DAY. by Walter Frith. Dams °Pia Thy of the pit sad opso at 7 ...
... Mansions, S.W., May 6. ?? We cannot print any more letters on this subject. Oscar Wilde. — A clerk from the office of Messrs. Humphreys and Son, solicitors to Mr. Oscar Wilde, yesterday attended before Mr. Baron Pollock, in Chambers, at the High Court ...
... BPErt AL TOR • EW BOOKS, RECENT CASSELL and COMPANY'S ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1113 11- trit i T s Or WOMAN 'S WORLD. Edited by Mr. OSCAR WILDE. •. • A Prowernm with Idat of Coattredara sot yeti free ea applistioe. Itflerli.iiire _ of ENLARGED BERMS of T hs ii: t ...
... - - . - —•------ - - - T. JA3 ESI I .—CLOPED for llobsoroals until TUESDAY NEXT. Feb. 17 wbes • Ceased, for People. tot OSCAR WILDE. IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, unit be produced. t Mr. Arnold) open daily. 10.0 to 50. Seat, may be booted in advance by ...
... starts for an American tour, sea the theatre passes temporarily into other hands tor the production of • comedy by Mr. Oscar Wilde. CRITERION. The Case of Rebellion is the unconventional title of an unconventional play, and one to some extent in the nature ...
... chief and the cross-examination of Mr. Oscar Wilde. — Sir E. Clarke submitted that the examination in chief had no bearing on the present charges. — Mr. Gill said he was content to have the denial of Oscar Wilde read to the charges made iv the plea of ...
... bays he j dssappuhaed the Atlantic.— /*tag - - - - - - - - Tb..re's Oscar Wilde, that gifted chylde, Fair Poesie's anointed, like a bnck, the Atlantic to be disappointed. Poor Oscar Wilde, mathoic chylde The Atlantic ought to know it! A fault an to misbehave ...
... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Charles. ) THE CASE OF WILDE AND TAYLOR The trial was resumed of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor, on an indictment charging them with cer- tain misdemeanours. — Mr. C. F. Gill and Mr. Horace Avory prosecuted; ...
... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, f _. *. (Before Mr. Justice Wills.) THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. The trial of Oscar Wilde, 40, author, on an indict- ment charging him with certain misdemeanours, was resumed on Saturday. The Marquess of Queensberry was again in ...
... Mr. Beerbohm Tree addressed the following remarks to the audience:— •• Ladies and Gentlemen,—On the drat night of Mr. Oscar Wilde's play, I said, ' I RIII very proud to be connected with this work of art; an I am yet prouder in being able to repeat those ...