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... OSCAR WILDE. Rumoured Re-Opening of the Case The legal correspondent of the Pell it. , Gazette states fiat the last has not yet ii,. heard of the crimps' caw which tormicated at the Old !Utley last Baturday. It is mien as. OD behalf of at least one ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Id Re-Opening of the Caere• I correepoodeos of the Pall Mali &tea that the lest hee oat yet been cricooal ca. which bailey lent iisturday. It intended. .f at lent Out of the primnere, to rot of error on the ground that there senttal defeat ...

... OSCAR WILDE. His Release Ordered To-Day. London, Monday. Messrs Humphreys and Sons, Oscar Wilda's solicitors, attended before' Baron Pollock in Chambers to-day and intimated they were prepared with the necessary securities, which the police were satisfied ...

... OSCAR WILDE APPEARS IN THE DOCK TO-DAY. THE MAN TAYLOR BY NIS BIDE• ...

... Oscar Wilde. It has been decided by the an.. Moe authorities that Oscar Wilde must serve the full term of hie aentance, subject only to the ordinary regulations governing a ticket-ofleave The release of the prisoner was at one time daily expected, but ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Is ran un Saturday con voted to the release Otcar Wilde bis teraemal bail of coupled two sure ties £ 1.250 emdt. applicatiua was made that no* aurety £2,500 mi;bt be accepted instead £1.250, sad IViue.k would reserve bia decision on tbit ...

... OSCAR WILDE. When Oscar was school he was Tittln wild, to to speak, and ms-asicnally his teacher was under the painful necessity writing homo and cnmplviimg to the boy's father. Sir William Wilde, the well-known surgeon-denttsr. On on* occasion the reception ...

... MB OSCAR WILDE. The appearance of Mr Oscar Wilde the Gaiety Theatre yesterday afternoon somehow failed excite that enthusiasm which the {esthetic apostle has met with elsewhere, and which, doubtless, expected to find in his native city. There was room ...

... THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. London. Wednesday. At the Central Criminal Court, London, this afternoon, Mr Charles Matthews, who has been retained with Sir £dward Clarke to defend Mr Oscar Wilde, asked for the postponement of the trial until next sessions ...

... MR OSCAR WILDE WOl deliver TWO AFTERNOON LECTURES, On THURSDAY WEEK, Nov. (at 3), THE HOUSE BKA TIFDL. The true principles Decorative Art a« applied to the extenor and interior decoration of the homrs of the people. FRIDAY. Nov. (at 3). PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Thursday and Friday afternoons, Mr Oscar Wilde will, previously announced, deliver two lectures at the Gaiety Theatre. The first, entitled The House Beautiful,” will rotate chiefly to the true principles of decorative art as applied to the ...