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... RELEASE OF OSCAR WILDE. TO RESUME HIS LITERARY CAREER. Oscar Wilde was released fromn prison on Wednesday morning. On Tuesday night be was secretly removed from Reading Gaol to London. The Prison Com- ?? were most anxious that his release should take ...
... 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 ...
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... OSCAR WILDE RELEASED. - ?? HIS PRESENT ABODE AND FUTURE PLANS. -0-- (SPECIAL TO REYNOLDS'S.PP) A well-known artist and friend of Oscar Wilde hal received from that person a letter written from Paris, informing him of his release, which took place some ...
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... indig'nation when inilicting the masirotnm sent-ete ?? lw allow. Another contracst, almosst a's ?? ws that wrhich. gends Oscar Wilde to bard labour, is that b ntreen the universal eaecrratioa heaped upon O5ar Wilde ard ?? tacit unitersal acquicacence of ...
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... IOSCAS WILDM o1 PnISON TZMAT1ZSNT. About three months ago (says Mr. Oscar Wilde) I noticed amongst teic prisoners who took exercise with me a young man who sremed to me to be silly or half. witted. Every prison, of course, has its half-wittcd elients ...
... PROSECUTION OF OSCAR WILDE AND TAYLOR. A. prosecution, which promises to beo of a far-reach- iog clisra:ter, was comnpuced at 1lew-stroet Police- coirt, before Sir lohti llridge, on Saturday, Oscar Wildes who, as already annouiseed in The Daily News' ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE IN AMERICA. Our New York Corresponden4 writes:- gt lo Americans have succeeded in' extreoting a large bo amount of amusement from Oscar Wilde's visit. There was a slight disposition a fist to take hismasriously, but his presence, observations ...
... X. OSCAR WILDE ON AEERICA, At the Princes' Hall, Piccadilly, on Tuesday evening, Mr. Oscar Wilde lectured on his' Personal Impressions of America. Stating that he had very little useful Ainformation to give, he described his first experience of -the ...