... | THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE I V I VERDICT A-ND SE.NTENCE. II The second trial of Oscar Wilde for alleged offences under the Criminal Law Amendment n Act was resumed and concluded at the Central Criminal Court, London, on Saturday. The t prisoner, who bad ...

... I MR. OSCAR WILDE IN LIVERPOOL. On Saturday, ~Mr. Oscar Wilde, who has y recently returned fromalecturing tour in the j United States, gave the. Liverpool 3ublio the se 3 benefit of his experiences in that mteret a. 'r couty whose sores have, duing the ...

... that no one regretucd mora deeply tan he that any tension had existed. THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE At the Central Criminal Court, London, on Saturday, the trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred TIaylor on an indictfient charging them wvith certain uiidemeancuois, ...

... train to steamed into Westbourne Park Station, and } the first person to alight was Oscar Wilde, who a was accompanied by the deputy-governor of the Reading Prison. Oscar Wilde, who wore a tall * tlk hat, a black overcoat, patent leather shoes, and carried ...

... America n wvhich e0 that country Is likely to bs represented in any- } thing but a pleasant light Aerica laughed a t Oscar Wilde, Oscar Wilde will retaliate by 1 Y A p aantly . sugetive - lie pauhet, fit written in a vein of libellous personality, is s baing ...

... Wednesday ?? magistrate 'e remanded the prisoner, who pleaded not guilty. THE CHARGE AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. At the Bow-street Police Court, London, yes- terday, Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were, again brought before Sir John Bridge charged I with offences under ...

... carry off the whole cult of the lily te America to be worshipped Car ridiculed) among our cousins across the water. Mr. )Oscar Wilde is succeeding in spite of the wretched rudeness of his pbilstine detractors. Where he dines they display the lily every- ...

... TRIAL OF THE MARQUIS OF i' QUEENSBERRY. I you they enou M11 OSCAR WILDE IN TE BOX. oh, (quo auth THE CUROSS-EXAMINATION. that a Vye The Central Criminal Court, London, was of wv crowded yesterday morning long before the boor fixed for the sitting of the ...

... morning the trial of the Marquis of Queensberry on a charge of publishing a malicious and defamatory libel concerning Mr. Oscar Wilde was resumed at the Central Criminal Court, London, before Mr. Justice Collins and a I jury. Sir E. Clarke, Q.C, Mr. C. Mathews ...

... on the subject. - t Papers were clso read on The Land, by M\lrs. is Bateson, Cambridge; on u Home Pile, by Mrs. r- Oscar Wilde, Chelsea; on the Plan of Can- ?? ?? bbyy 1 rs. Byles, Bradford on IVaccina- eton. by Mrs. Corbyn, Portsmouth; on Women ...

... subscribed to the fund. The bank a were allowed costs, and further proceedings against i them stayed. k THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. s The re-trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor (3 was fixed to commence yesterday morning at the t( ti Old Bailey, before Mr. Justice ...

... that he was alone as a genius in the world. He has been capped, however. Such glory cannot remain unchal- lenged. Mr. Oscar Wilde appears in the Pall Matl to-night, insisting that the painter is not the greatest artist. Who is it that is the supreme ...