... THE CHARGE AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. At Bow-street Police-court yesterday Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were charged on remand beforp Sir John Bridge with otfences under the Criminal Law Amendment Act. — Mr. C. F. Gill, with Mr. Angus Lewis, again ap- peared ...

... OSCAR WILDE COMMITTEB FOR TRIAL, At Bow-street yesterday, before Sir J Bride. . i,_ „ .ng was resumed of the charts agaiast Sf.V ' ? e Alfred ray lor under the Criminal Liw \m., i . anii Mr. C. V. Gil!,instmctedbv Mr vn^ri w' ,tAct -r Treasury, prosecuted ...

... MB, OSCAR WILDE AND LORD ■ QUEENSBERRY. At the Marlborough-street Polico Court on S.iturdav before Mr. Newton, the Maniuis of Queensbeny , v , rendered to iiis bail to answer the oharg -. of libeling \i r Oscar Wilde by the utterance and publication ...

... I Mr. Oscar Wilde on America. — On Tuesday j evening, at the Prince's Hall, Piccadilly, Mr. Oscar WilJa | gave a lecture- in which he related his personal impress!. as oi . America. Mr. Wilde, who was attired in ordinary evening; dress, made his appearance ...

... , proved the arrest of Oscar Wilde at the Cadogan Hotel, Sloane-street, and to conveying him to Scotland-yard, where the warrant was read to him. He made no answer to the charge. Taylor was also taken to Bow-street. Oscar Wilde applied for bail.— Det ...

... cerning one Oscar Wilde, of Albemarle-strcet, on the LSth of February. 1895. Mr. C. V. Humphreys, solicitor, prosecuted, and Sir George Lewis, solicitor, appeared for the defence. Mr. Humphreys, in opening the case, said that Mr. Oscar Wilde was a married ...

... THE WILDE CASE. At the Central Criminal Court, yesterday, before sfr_ Justice Wills, Oscar Wilde, 40, author, and Alfred Taylor, ?? of no occupation, who were severally ttied at the msS Sessioi.s on an indictment char^in:. them with certain mis- demeanours ...

... THE WILDE CASE. At the Central Criminal Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Charles, the trial was resumed of Oscar Wilde, 40, author, and Alfred Taylor, 33, of no occupation, on an indictment charging them with certain misdemeanours. Sir. C. F. Gill ...

... THE CHARGES AGAINST MR. OSCAR WILDE. At Bow-street on Saturday, before Sir John Bridge, Mr. Oscar Wilde, of 16, Tite-street, Chelsea, was charged on a warrant under the 11th section of the Criminal Law Amendment Act.— Mr. Gill, who appeared on behalf ...

... To-morrow night the run of Hypatia will terminate, as on Wednesday next Mr. Tree will produce the new play by Mr. Oscar Wilde, entitled A Woman of No Importance. ...

... THE WILDE CASE. Baron Pollock, sitting in Chambers, on Saturday, decided to allow Oscar Wilde out on bail, himself in £2,500, and two sureties of £1,250 each. The Judge, in the interval since the previous afternoon, hail read through the whole of the ...

... .— l am, sir, your obedient servant, C. A. ROSSER, Chaplain to the Forces. Cairo, March 18. The Shakspehean Show.— Mr. Oscar Wilde has also consenteel to write for the book which is to commorate the coming Shakspere _ show at the Royal Albert Hall. Under ...