... TRIAL OF OSCAR 'WILDE. On the judge taking his seat at the Old Salley, ea Tuesday morning, Mr. Gill asked that the counts' reprd to conspiracy of Wilde and Taylor might be witbdraws.—Sir L Clarke mid that U those Monts had been withdrawn at the first ...

... TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. At the Old Bailey on Wednesday, bes-t fore Mr. Justice Charles, Mr. Charles Matthews, who has been retained with Sir Edward Clarke for the defence of Oscar Wilde, asked that the trial might be postponed until the May sessions. Thle ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. The second trial oi Oscar W.lde and red lor will be commenced belore Mr. Justice Wilis and a jury at li.c Old bailey Monday next. The Solicitor General (bir K. LockwooJ, (J.C., M.P.), Mr. Gill, Mr. Horace Avo.y, and Mr. H. Suilou ...

... THE PROSECUTION OP OSCAR WILDE. Ocajr Wilde, described in the calendar s an author, surrendered to his bail at the Old Bailey on Monday to answer certain charges preferred under the 11th qection of the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1835. On the case being ...

... alleged libel preferred by Oscar Wilde against the Marquis of Quegneberry, which was tried at that court at the last sessions. A plean of jnstification filed by Lord Queensberrv was upheld, and arising out et that triai Oscar Wilde was. arrested, and charged ...

... on Tuesa dav. he ore Mir. Vaeghban, Mr. Travera Humnphreys made an application in re- vard to this case. Hle said Mr. Oscar Wilde was tried at the last sesesions of the Central Cr minal court on au ndict- sent con:aining several counts charging hmwilh ...

... OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. The of Near Wilde nod Alfred Taylor will be commenced before 'Mr. Justice Wale atoll jory at the Old Bailey tomorrow The Sollciturceeaeral iehr Y. Lockwood,. Mr. 11.11, Mr. H. Avery, and Mr. Stamm appear to proterute on behalf of the ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN PARIS. Since Tuesday last Oscar Wilde has been in Paris. After his release he left London for Dieppe, where he spent ueary a week, taking long bicycle rides each day, necompanied by two or three friends, who have come with him to Paris ...

... writes to ae follows;—“You mention in report that the man Shelter was introduced to Mr. Oscar Wilde his publisher.' Allow me to say that I know nothing Mr. Oscar Wild* escept in business capacity, bv publishing hi# ‘Lady Windetmare’e Fan,’ *c., and never ...

... THE HEALTH OF OSCAR WILDE. The state of health of Oscar Wilde has of late teen causwg considerable anxiety to his friends, in answer to whose inquiries the Dome uu.ce recently sent down two doctors to examine and report upon his condition. On examination ...

... TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. The trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Tavlor was commenced on Friday at the Old Bailey, before Mr. Justice Charles. The indictments charged both prisoners with committing offences under the Criminal Law Amendment; Act.—Mr. Horace Avory ...

... OSCAR WILDE INTERVIEWD. -Mr. Wilde had a lively time the day following his arrival in New York. The reporters were out after him early, the smartest being the New York Dramatic News man, who caught the poet in a tram-car with this effect:--I object to ...