... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. The second trial oi Oscar W.lde and red lor will be commenced belore Mr. Justice Wilis and a jury at li.c Old bailey Monday next. The Solicitor General (bir K. LockwooJ, (J.C., M.P.), Mr. Gill, Mr. Horace Avo.y, and Mr. H. Suilou ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. The Daily News says that Mr. Oscar Wilde returns to England a sadder not a wiser man. He leaves the Americans a merrier but not a less wise people. They have laughed at him, and when they were tired of laughing they forgot him. In New ...

... Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. Oscar Wilde sailed for England by the Bothnia yesterday. The correspondent of the Dail)i News states that Mr. Wilde left sorrowfully. He says his mission to reform the tastes and dress of the Americans has been a failure. He has been ...

... THE BANKRUPTCY OF OSCAR WILDE. At the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday, before Mr. Registrar Liuklater, Oscar Wilde was brought in custody .o undergo ids public examination. He estimated that his income amounted to i'2,000 a year, and he attributed his ...

... THE BANKRUPTCY OF OSCAR WILDE. At the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday morning, the particulars were Issued by the Official Receiver in the case of Oscar Wilde. The receiving order was made upon the petition of the Marquess of Queensberry, and the debtor ...

... BANKRUPTCY OSCAR WILDE. . At the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday a mectiug of creditors was held ,n the case of Oscar Wilde, the couvict, aud a resolution was Passed authorizing the sale of the bankrupt’s reversionary interest under marriage settlement ...

... REPORTED RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. The Exchange Telegraph Company is informed that a rumour ia persistently current in circles that claim to be well informed to the effect that, as a result of a report by the medical, prison, and Home Office representatives ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE EXPLAINS. To the Editor of the St. James’s Gazette. Sir, —Allow me to correct a statement put forward in your issue of this evening, to the effect that I have made certain alteration in my play in consequence of the criticisms of some ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE EXPLAINED. To the Editor of the Sr. James’s Gazette. Sir, The opinions of the old on matters of Art are, of course, of no value whatsoever,” says Mr. Oscar Wilde, in his letter to you of yesterday; while, he adds, The artistic instincts ...

... the REPORTED RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. . There is, it is stated, op.,truth in the report thut, Oscar Wilde lias been from prison. He was sentenced .to two years' hard labour on ■ay 25 last year,, and has thus been about fifteen months in gaol. He has been ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE AND THE ATLANTIC A correspondent of the Liverpool Post interviewed Mr. Oscar Wilde on his arrival in the Mersey, board the llothnia, on Saturday. Mr. Wilde said his lecturing tour was the most successful undertaking of the kind ever known ...

... Mr. Oscar Wilde in America. Mr. Oscar Wilde has visited Niagara, with which he was at first disappointed ; complained of its want of grandeur and variety of line, but he admitted that the colours were beautiful. Underneath the Falls he realized their ...