... OSCAR WILDE Tt may be taken for granted that so long as Oscar Wilde’s health remains as it is at present the Home etary will have no cause for ordering his release before the expiration of his full term of imprisonment. he report made to the Home Office ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Counsel were engaged yesterday settling the term* of an affidavit to be made support of an application for bail on Mr. O. Wilde's behalf to the Judge in Chambers. 'Ihe application will be mad© to Mr. Baron Pollock to-day. and take precedence ...

... THE BANKRUPTCY OF OSCAR WILDE. The public examination of Oscar Wilde at the London Bankruptcj- Court, yesterday, attracted a large crowd. The proceedings were only formaL Thebankrupt looked ill, and answered questions almost entirely in monosyllables ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE RE-TRIAL. THE DEFENCE. Ihe of Oscar Wilde, who charged under the 11th section of the Criminal Law Amendment with various offences, was continued at the Old Bailey yesterday before Mr. Justice Wills. The Solicitor-General, Air. Sutton, ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE SCANDAL. FURTHER PROCEEDINGS BOW-STREET. The hearing of the charge preferred against Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor was resumed on Thursday, in the Extradition Court at Bow-street, before Sir John Bridge, As on the previous days large number ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. A New York telegram of Wednesday says :—Mr. Oscar Wilde sailed for homo by the Bothnia to-day. lett sorrowfully. He says his mission to reform the tastes and dress of the Americans has been a failure, lie been in New York for a month ...

... THE AFFAIRS OSCAR WILDE. The London Bankruptcy Conrt was thronged on Tuesday, when Oscar Wilde' waa called for publio exemhitftion. The debtor was attendance from Wandsworth, but was not brought into court. When the case called Mr. J. P. Grain asked for ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. The Press Association states that an effort has been made on technical grounds to secure the release Oscar Wilde from prison. Within the last few days application 'was made to Sir R. Re id, Attorney-General, for a writ of error respect ...

... LH adi i OSCAR WILDE CASE The Press Association states that an effert has been on technical grounds to secure the release © Oscar Wilde from prison. Within the last few days application was made to Sir R. Reid, Attorney-General, for a writ of error in ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE SCANDAL. POLICE-COURT PROCEEDINGS. PRISONERS COMMITTED FOR TRLAL. As early 10 o'clock yesterday large crowd had assembled outwdde Bow-street for the purpose of hearing the prosecution of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor, wiio are charged ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. THE DEFENCE. PRISONERS' EVIDENCE. The trial Wilde and Taykw was icsumcd yesterday rooming, at the Oki Bailey, before Mr. Justice Charles. The same counsel appeared in the case on the previous days. In anticipation of the opening ...

... ‘THE ( OF OSCAR WILDE — The publicexamination of Oscar Wilde at the London Bankruptcy Court, en ‘iuesday, attracted a large crowd. The proceedings were only formal. The bankrupt looked ill, amd anewered questions almost entirely in mono- went to show ...