... servant, ThoxAs J CoTrroi City Gas Examiner, i The Chairman and Members, Special Gas Committee. RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE, London, Wednesday. * Oscar Wilde was removed last night from Reading uail to Peutonville, and was thii morning formally released from custoly ...

... got fifteen companies playing now in Europe, America, and Australia- includ- ing, of course, Oscar Wilde and Archibald Forbes. Why don't you have Oscar Wilde give readings of his poems ? s Well, I don't know why it shouldn't be a very good scheme, ...

... T C; John Kennev. Laurence Malo0nt, Richard Read, Charles Burke, soil. citor, HI Evano, James Read, Octavims O'Brien, Oscar Wilde, M H Chamsberlain, Joseph McGrane, Daniel MCGrane, L Egan, T C ; P Egan, C H Callanan, &C. The membere of the medical staff ...

... A vote of thanks to tho chairman brought the proceedings to a close. OSCAR WILDE ON TRIAL. London, Wednesday. At the Centv* Otiminal' Court to-day, before Justice Wills, Oscar Wilde was put upon -his trial for the second tine on a charge of com- mitting ...

... being all wormen. The :name of- the last is Mrs Marion Whitbread, aged 23. OSCAR WILDE. London, Thursday. A receiving order was made in the Bank. ruptoy Court to-day against Oscar Wilde, thi petitioning creditor being the Marquis oe 4ueensberry, who claims ...

... her saintly life and of her happy career in the convent in Cort, where she lived and died. A tribute to the genius of Mr. Oscar Wilde, the winner of the Oxford Newdigate Poetry Prize; a reminiscence of A Sick Call in Aatralbia, and some notices of new ...

... street, London, E C, March 22nd, '95. MR. OSCAR WILDE'S LIBEL ACTION, London, Monday. The Recorder, in charging the Grand Jury at the Old Bailey to-day, referred- to the charge of libel preferred by M&r Oscar Wilde against the Marquis of Queensberry. He ...

... in regard to the health and treatment of Oscar Wilde, now confined in Pentonville Prison. They are, howevor, absolutely without fotndation. Not- withstanding all that has been said it is a fact that Oscar Wilde is in goed health and is not in the infirmary ...

... Commons was an empty honour, that freedom he would not abate (cheers).- THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. STARTLINTG DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED. London, Thursday. ThceCeNtral News says-The Oscar Wilde is about to have startling developments, * decision having been arrived ...

... their horse& They Were conViCed, and Dowd was fined 20s, and the other two defendants lo.. each. .-THE OSCAR WILDE CASE Londen, Friday. Oscar Wilde, 40, and AlfrL dTaylor. 33, aP. peared in the dock at the Centrsl Criminal r Court, to-day. to meet the ...

... short s, ace of f Oscar Wilde allows himself for the stuly . .r safficient for falfilment of bis purpose-tin. giving lectures on Japan on -his return t L an Apart from all kidicule, there is rnch to . . and to wonder at in Oscar Wildes cas-sr. have herea ...

... were obscene. He wished the last letter to be read. It related to a visit he paid.te Lord Donglas's house. He heard 'Mr Oscar Wilde was there, and wished to know if his other son was there. The Magistrate said that the Marquishad better not touch that ...