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... OSCAR WILDE THE BAIL. The Proms As.ociatioa atateA that Baron Pollock to-day consentod to the relrom, of Oscar Wilde on a peraonal bail of £2,500. coupled with two t4uretiew of £1,25.) each. Tht, As..ociation, in a later un the authority of Mr. flumphreye ...
... OSCAR WILDE. THE BANKRUPTCY 111 j azott «» describing Oscar Wilde's V nder tl? ™ptcy Court, says: W^h° Verco care ° two wai- ders, wearing V 1 ...
... OSCAR- WILDE. PROCEEDINGS AT BOW STREEr. Oest Wilde and AlfIed Taylor alain appeared in the dock at Bow street, London, yesterday. The Extradition Court was thronged when Sir John Bridge took his Neat, Mr Gill again appeared for the Treasury; Sir Edward ...
... OSCAR WILDE DISPLAYS ' , COURAGE AND RESIGNATION, AND READS PATER AND NEW/LAN. Mr. Hobert Harborough Skerard, the author and journalist, was able, by special permissiln of the Home Secretary, to visit Oscar Wilde at Wandsworth Gaol, few days since. Tbe ...
... By OSCAR WILDE. Pricks or Admission— Reserved Seats, 3a; Front Beats. 2s ; Second Seats, la Box Plan now ready, and Seats can be secured Bruton & Co.’s. Music Warehouse, Weston-super Mtre. 77 iff out*. fITANTED CLASS OF ADVERTISE ▼ ▼ MENTS. For Insertions ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Oscar Wilde's solicitors attended before Baron PolloCk in Chambers to-day, and intimated that they were prepared with the necessary securities, which the police were satisfied with. An appearance on behalf of Wilde will be made at Bow-,street ...
... OSCAR WILDE. THE JURY DISAGREE : THE CASE TO BE TRIED AGAIN. At the Central Criminal Court, .on Wednesday, the jury who beard the evidence In the proceeding’s against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were o to agree, and were discharged. A verdict of ** ...
... OSCAR WILDE. For some few seconds I failed to trace the features of Oscar Wilde in the almost emaciated face of the man who stepped into the debtor's box at Bankruptcy Buildings yesterday morning. The change in his personal appearance is scarcely ' credible ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Oscar Wilde slept as She Midland Hotel, 81 Panotae, on Tuesday night, nod remained then on Wednesday cosily engaged arranging his private aflairs preparing for the new trial. It la Rated that hie health la fat from aatistaotory, and, though ...
... OSCAR WILDE. SAID TO BE RAVING MAD. A London ccrrespondent regrets to hear a statement that Sir Edward Clarko persists iv his intention to attempt re-opening of the Wilde case on the ground that there were technical irregularities in the conviction. But ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Who would hare expected to find in the apostle of culture a champion of the weaker races? It appears that recently Oscar Wilde's agent purchased three sleeping-car tickets from Atlanta, Oa., to Savanah, and when the three berths were occupied ...
... OSCAR WILDE. THE EFFORT FOR HIS RELEASE. The Press Association states that an effort has been made, on technical grounds, to secure the release of Oscar Wilde from prison. Within the last few days application was made to Sir R. T. Reid, Attorney- General ...