... OSCAR WILDE. BICYCLING ON THE CONTINENT. [CINTIIAL NIIVS TELEGIUIII.] Thunday. Since Tuesday last Wilde has in Paris. kis he left London for Dieppe, he speat meetly a week takiag bag bicycle rides each day, accompanied by two or three young friends who ...

... OSCAR WILDE. An Interesting Helhnsburgh Reminiscence. The recent proceedings in one the London Coaru remind mo (says a writer m the Helentburyk Times) incident which happened when Oscar Wilde delivered his lecture on “Drms” in King Street Hall, Helensburgh ...

... OSCAR WILDE, whom he refers in a subsequent paragraph, he says that that gentleman’s epigrams are understand**! of the people. “ 1 had always imagined them the exclusive delight of the stnileless stalls, of the folk,' who laugh with the cerebellum instead ...

... OSCAR WILDE Good evening, said Mr. Wilde, with a rleasant smile, as he shook hands with our representative in the smoking-room of the Central Hotel last night. Just draw your chair in here. Mr. Oscar Wilde is a young man, tall and well formed, with ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Mr. ewer Wilde preached his gospel in the East End on Saturday ;night, and ' his audience were not only delighted with his humour, but were surprised at the excellent good sense ho talked. Mr. Wilde's subject was a plea in favour of art ...

... RELMASE OF OSCAR WILDE OleSr Wilde was ~noted oa Tuesday! night from Jail to Primeval', and was yesterday formally from mierrady. baring completed the fuil of trupiesamest to whieh he vu seatessid ewe Iran ago it the Old &Off. ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. A Sensational Rumour. fDaUicft Tttturam. . London, Noon.—DalxieVa Agency says There a sensational rumour current in legal circles tbe effect that number the important witnesses oa behalf of the proeecutiou in the Oscar Wilde case ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE Mr Justice Charles resumed yesterday, at the Central Criminal Court, the hearing of the several indictments preferred against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor. His Lordship took his seat, at eleven o'clock, and there wv.as again a crowded ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. A. Pathetio Incident A pathetic incident the sale _ the booh* tnd picture* of Mr Oacar Wilde last work was amid the jeers and coarse eipletives of the dfoalen*, children’s picture-books, toys, and even their baby clothe* were put ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. Bxpactad Developments. Th® Central News says the Oscar Wilde case is about to have startling developments, a decision having been arrived at to proceed against certain persons other than the two men now custody. MR TOOLE’S RETIREMENT ...

... OSCAR. WILDE SCANDAL. The PrisoDer’s Defence- Sir Edward Clarke Oiiera hie Services Free[By ) LONDON, Monday.—The Press Association has authority for stating, with reference to Mr Oscar Wilde’s defence that Sir Edward Clarke wrote early Saturday to Mr ...

... BAIL TO BE CRAHTED'. Application was made in ehambers yester- dsy-ibefore NIr Baron Polloek-for an order to rele3se ME Oscar Wilde on bail. Mr Gill, for the Treasnry, wvas present. His Lordship, hbire Eromi~fg that bail shoold be granted, said he would ...