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... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. - r. Justice Willa will he the presiding judge 11 the ensuing Sessions at the Central Criminal Court, which commence on Monday, the alth inst., on which day, we understand, the learned judge bee arranged to proceed with the second ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE. The Daily News says that Mr. Oscar Wilde returns to England a sadder not a wiser man. He leaves the Americans a merrier but not a less wise people. They have laughed at him, and when they were tired of laughing they forgot him. In New ...
... OSCAR WILDE DUPED. The superintendent of the New York police con. firms the report that Oscar Wilde was duped by Banco swindlers on December 14th. One of them pretended to be the son of Drexel, the hanker, and thereby induced Mr. Wilde to lend him ...
... THE AFFAIRS OF OSCAR WILDE. At the Bankruptcy Court this morning accounts were issued under the failure of Oscar Fingal O'Flaherty Wills Wilde, described as late of 16, Tite-street, Chelsea, and now of her Majesty's Prison, Wandsworth, author. The liabilities ...
... THE PROSECUTION OF OSCAR WILDE. Osca~r F. O'Tlahe7rty W~ills B'Wilde, 40, described as an author, surrendered to his bail a' the Old Bailey, an Thursday, to answer certain charges preferred unde ?? of the Criminal Law Araendment Act, 1885. lfe Taylor ...
... thinlg thtt a young moa. on the threshold of life, who had heen tos everal years dominated hy Oscar Wilde, and who had bswn ' adored and loved. by Oscar Wilde as the two letters apmvsed. slouuldthsnshow the tendency of his isiid uponl this -ightf i subject ...
... OSCAR WILDE IN GAOL Is reported Is a Sunday paper thet Ouse Wilde, who sinusoid en Key zs, leas, to two years' Imprisonment, had released some weeks ago. I leers the beet sothority, write as reporter, that Uwe is ao for tan stistement. - I)SC - its - ...
... OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON Oscar Wilde has, during the present week, been removed from Pentonville to Wormwood &Tubbs, whilst his companion Taylor has gone to Wandsworth. Both are in good health. On being visited by one of the visiting justice* recently, Taylor ...
... Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. Oscar Wilde sailed for England by the Bothnia yesterday. The correspondent of the Dail)i News states that Mr. Wilde left sorrowfully. He says his mission to reform the tastes and dress of the Americans has been a failure. He has been ...
... TO THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. A Interest came before th;ltighth Oornictional Tribunal in Paris on Friday. Mr. Robert terard, a journalist, had entered an action for criminal libel against Mr. Macarthy, the British Consulate In Paris, win, it is alleged, on ...
... VESTRYMEN AND OSCAR WILDE. At the usual fortnightly meeting of the Westminster Vestry yesterday afternoon iu the Town Hall, Caxton-st., Mr. John Newlyn asked leave to propose That in view of the evidence given in a recent trial at the Old Bailey of the ...
... THE BANKRUPTCY OF OSCAR WILDE. At the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday, before Mr. Registrar Liuklater, Oscar Wilde was brought in custody .o undergo ids public examination. He estimated that his income amounted to i'2,000 a year, and he attributed his ...