... ° Sir E. ClarkeTtei Oscar Wilde. Sir E Clarke has defended Mr Oscar Wilde at a great pecuniary sacrifice. It is believed that he has lost considerably over a thousand pounds, having bad to several big briefs. to say nothing of the annoyance be has subjected ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. PROSECUTION OF THE MARQUIS OF QUEENSBERY. London, Wednesday. The Marquis of Queensbery surrendered to his ball to-day at the Central Criminal Court, indicted for publishing a defamatory libel on Oscar Wilde, by addressing to him ...

... OSCAR WILDE AND :THE MARQUIS. The Singular Libel Aotiee. London, Thursday. This hearing of the libel action brought by Mr Oscar Wilde against the Marquis of Queensberry for libel was resumed to-day at the Old Dailey. Mr Carron, Q C, resumed the cross-esami• ...

... authority for stating with reference to Mr Oscar Wilde's defence, that Sir Edward Clarke wrote early on Saturday to Mr Humphreys saying that having regard to events el Filthy he thought it right to say that if Mr Oscar Wilde desired that he should defend hint ...

... and has paid at different times £lOO in fines and costs, whilst he has also spout 14 months in prison. Mr Oscar Wilde and the Command- Mr. Oscar Wilde, says a correspondent of the Christian World, hoe had his attention drawn to the interest which his laat ...

... jury at the Old Bailey to-day returned a true bill against the Marquis of Queensberry. who is charged with libelling Mr Oscar Wilde. The case is expected to be in the list before the judge to-morrow montheg, but it is probable that the trial will be adjourned ...

... about Oscar Mr. Oscar Wilde states that Lady Win. dormere's Fan has paid him nearly five thousand pounds in royalties in two Vesse or more than his books, newspaper and poems have paid hint in the lea: l ,t: years. It has been Oscar Wilde* tune to have ...

... Oscar's latest• An American, who had met Mr Oscar Wilde previously, rushed up to him and grasped his hand. Oscar drew back a little. Why, don't you remember me ? exclaimed the American, rather taken aback. Well, to tell you the truth, remarked Oscar ...

... necessary to the well-being of tha Service. Oscar Wilde and the British Museum. The Etchlige Telegraph Company states that the Chief Librarian of the British Museum has issued an order prohibiting Oscar Wilde 's novels beim issued in t h e reading-room ...

... BEEEOEES. Min Kate Field, authors., and mistress, known in America and hogland, is in favour of men wearing k.s breeches like Oscar Wilde. In an inter.iew with a New York Herald reporter she gave her views at considerable length. Why, she arid, should all ...

... OSCAR FRIENDS. The Mysterious London corrosooodont tolegrar issue of further warrants in the Oscar Wilde affair has given another fillip to public excitement. Everybody is speculating as to the identity of the person B who has been re. furred to throughout ...

... proposed by the Lord Mayor of who subsequently responded to the toast of the visitor.. The Prosecution of Oscar Wilde. London, Thursday. Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor again appeared in the dock at Bow street to-day, the former on charges of gross indecency ...