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... CRIMINAL CHARGE AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. AT BOW-STREET. Bow-street Police-court Satunlav, before Sir John Bridge, Oscar Fingall O'Flaherty Wilde, described as gentleman, of No. 16, Titcstrcct, who had been arrested the previous evening, aud confined in a ...
... CRIMINAL CHARGE AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. PROCEEDINGS AT BOW-STREET. At Bow-street Police Court on Saturday, before Sir John Bridge, Oscar Fingall O’Flaherty Wilde, described as gentleman,” of 16, Tite-street, who had been arrested the previous evening and ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE ON DRESS AND FASHION. Oscar Wilde, addressing a Plymouth andiance on Tuesday evening, said it should be remembered that a dreaa waa not for a dummy or a block. It was a figure that had swiftness, motion, and change. The first law was that ...
... TILE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. THE DEFENCE. the trial of Slecar Wilde and Alfred Taylor being resumed to-day at the Central Criminal Court, Mr. Gill, on behalf of the Crown, formally withdrew the counts of indictment alleging conspiracy, and said he did this ...
... MR OSCAR WILDE DRESS AND FASHION. Wilde, addxtiiktg Plymouth audience en Taeaday evening, said should ba remembered d.daj was lor damxy a tailor's block. It was a figure th«t had morroa, asd cbanse. fits; law was thai; the beauty ol the dress shoald come ...
... CRIMINAL CHARGE AGAINST OSCAR WILDE- PROCEEDINGS AT BOW-STREET. At Bow-street Police-court on Saturday, before Sir John Bridge, Oscar Wilde, described gentleman, No. 16, Titestreet, who had been arrested the previous evening, and confined in a cell ...
... OSCAR WILDE AS A RAILWAY TRAVELLER. railway condocter who has been describing in the Pre the different behaviour of some notable personages on the rare says, Omar Wilde one more bother than all the women who ever rode on a 14,1- road car. Lie had an idea ...
... OSCAR WILDE AS A RAILWAY TRAVELLER. A railway oondnotor who baa been deaeribing in the Philadelphia Prtu the different beharioor of aome notable pertonagea on the care, aaya;— Oaoar Wilde waa more bother than all the women who erer rode railroad oar. ...
... Mr. Oscar Wilde and the' Marquis of Queensbuy. The Libel Action. The wretched little police court ?? Marlborough-street was crowdedithis moxn- ing by people of importance and Gtherwise,' who had come tohearthefurtherdevelopment of the libel action brought ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE AND LORD QUEENSBERRY. TRIAL AT THB OLD BAILEY. Ihe Marquis of Queans berry surrendered to hie bail yesterday at Central Criminal Court, indicted for publishing a defamatory libel of Oscar Wilde,by addressing to bim a oard the Albemarle ...
... ARREST OF OSCAR WILDE TREASURY PROCEEDINGS. TO-DAY Oscar Wilde was arrested shortly after seven o'clock last evening, and taken to Scotland Yard. There he was fern ally charged with the commission of offences. After conferring briefly with his counsel ...
... THE CHARGES AGAINST OSCAR WILDE AND TAYLOR. TRIAL. Monday was appointed for the second trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor fur offences tinch-r the Criminal law Amendment Act, and the procrvdings commenced at the Old Bailey before Mr. Just,ee Wills ...