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... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. Mr. Justice Wills will the presiding judge at the ensuing Sessions at the Central Criminal Court, which commence on Monday, the inst., which day, we understand, the learned judge has arranged to proceed with the second trial of the ...
... RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE, Legal formalities at Bow-street Police-court revealed on the 7th inst. the well-kept secret of who were the two gentlemen who had agreed to be the required sureties in £1250 each for the appearance of Oscar Wilde at the next Old ...
... PETITION FOR OSCAR WILDE. A petition for the release of Oscar Wilde, which has originated in the office of the Paris Plume, the organ of the younger school of French writers and poets, has been put into circulation. It runs follows: To Her Most Excellent ...
... Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The Editor has secured the active co-operation of many ladies eminent foi their rank or talent, or both. It is very handsome, very interesting, and full of promise. Paper, type printing, :tnd illustrations arc admirable.—The Queen ...
... Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The Editor has secured the active co•oppeeration of many ladies eminent for their rank or talent, or both. It is very handsome, very interesting, and full of promise. Paper, type, printing, and illustrations are admiratile.—The ...
... FREEMAN’S EXMOUTH JOURNAL—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1882 MR OSCAR WILDE IN AMERICA. The following is an account extracted from the York Herald of a dinner given to Mr. Wilde Mr. S. Ward: Covers were laid for eight. The tabla was graced with a mammoth bed ...
... ENLARGEMENT OF The Woman's World , Edited by OSCAR WILDE, With the NOVE hi PER PART, price /rt. • Very handsome, very interesting,. and full of promise. Paper, type, printing, and illustrations are admirable.— The Queen. ...
... MONTHLY, The Woman's World. Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The Editor hos secured the active co-oteraliox of many ladies eminent for th eir rank or talent, or &M. It is very handsome and very interesting.— The Owls. ...
... MONTHLY, is. The Woman's World. Edited by OSCAR WILDE. 4 ' Ambitious of higher honour than they have yet received, the publishers have sought not only to improve the appearance of this serial by adding to and enlarging its pages, and rendering it as beautiful ...
... ENLARGF.MENT OF The Woman's World, Edited by OSCAR WILDE, With the NOVEhIRER PART, Price le. Vcry handsome, very interesting, and full of promis e. Paper. iype, printing, and illustrations aaa adminible. 7 Orem. ...
... cross-examina- tion of Mr. Oscar Wilde in the Queensberry ! case. Sir Edward Clarke submitted that the examination-in-chief had no bearing on the present charges. Mr. Gill said he was content to have the denial of Oscar Wilde of the charges made in the ...
... New, Enlarged, and Greatly Improved Series of The Lady's World, under the title of The Woman's World, and Edited by MR. OSCAR WILDE, is commenced with the November Part, price Is. •. A Prospectus of THE WOMAN'S WORLD will beforwarded •• post free on a ...