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... OSCAR WILDE. The Tress Association is informed by Messrs. Humphreys, solicitors to Mr. Oscar Wilde, tbat will plead not guilty. Their intention is to fight the case the end, and they express themselves as confident winning. At the Old Bailey to-day, the ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Vanghan, the magistrate at Bow-street Police Court, made order this morning for Uie release of Oscar Wilde on hail, himself in £2,500 and two sureties of £1,250 each. The sureties are Lord Douglas, of Hawick, and the Rev. Stewart Headiam ...
... OSCAR WILDE. The Paris Gaulois says thai, moveruen Go obtain the signatures MM. Zola, ith Heridia, Coppee, and Mirbeau, other men letters, to international release of Oscar Wilde. ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Fourth edition. OFFICj , Evening. TELEG //[BY OUE OWN PRIVATE WIRE.] f British Medical Journal states that there is no djjjj**** for the report that Oscar Wilde is in debealth. contradiction of the rumour, the pub*&d th hs is not confined ...
... OSCAR WILDE. •a Ncr,!^ * tri of Oscar Wilde for indecent offences at the Old Bailey, London, this morning, Jus tice Wills. witnesses were called, and some time 1-en.t in reading the evidence given the last trial. P f the prosecution closed at three o ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Bow-street, London, to-day, Oscar Wilde, described as a gentleman, of Tite-street, Chelsea, was charged with offences under tbe 11th section of the Criminal Law Amendment Act, and Alfred Taylor was charged with conspiring with Wilde for the ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE. It is stated to-day that tho lady to whom Mr. Oscar Wilde is engaged is Miss Constanco Lloyd, daughter the late Mr. Horace Lloyd, Q.C. ...
... BANKRUPTCY OF OSCAR WILDE. Fecial edition. news office, Afternoon. V OUR PRIVATE WIRE.] be brought from Holloway Prison * next and publicly examined as to his bank! kruptcy Court. He is said to be health. ...
... THE AFFAIRS OF OSCAR WILDE. At the London Court of Bankruptcy, this morning, the usual particulars were issued by the official receiver in the case of Oscar Wilde, late Tite-strect, Chelsea, and now of Her Majesty's Prison, Wandsworth. The receiving order ...
... THE AFFAIRS OF OSCAR WILDE. e London Bankruptcy Court this morning tho Noting of creditors was held under the receiving blade against Oscar O Flaherty Wells Wilde, late of Tite-street, Chelsea, now of Her ' s prison, Wandsworth, author. Ten proofs * ...
... THE IMPRISONMENT OF OSCAR WILDE. Press Association states that an effort has been made 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 writ of error in ...
... OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON. THE QUESTION OF BAIL. The Exchange Telegraph Company states on the hif.be.st authority that nothing has yet been done in respect to making application for bail in the case of Oscar Wilde, owing to the fact two of the counsel who ...