... OSCAR WILDE AT BOW-STREET. RESUMED HEARING. Sir John Bridge again seat inl the Eatradition Court lii at. Bowv-street, yes.tordav week, to beier further ovi- thi denca in suppoirt of -the ehargms ?? igitinitt OSCar WNihhd, Alfred Taylor, svho was lirrested ...

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... subse- yltl adfuw box of matohes on the hieaa'tlwug A AeciAdelei~l death was returned. t THE WILnDE CHIARGEIS. ] triul of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor was qlc 1ooomeI' on t'ondav at the Old B'ile', before Esed to , ire Wrill6 Th1e Solicitor-general (Sir ...

... sentenced him to five years' Penal servitedel THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. POSTPONENENT REFoSED. IF At the Ceintral Criminal Court, on WedrnetidayMor.C. Mathews applied for postrionemen g of trial on he ?? of Oscar Wilde Mr. J. P. Grain, who appeared for aylo, syslie ...

... Peel-street, llochdale. THE WILDE OASE. BAIL GRANTED. In Chambers, on1 Saturday morning,' Baron 1'ollock t algreed to admit Oscar W'ilde to bail in two sureties of £01,250 cecis, and his oan persoial recognisances: to r the amount of £2,500. f Bail was grauted ...

... who has been describing in the Phsiadelphia Press the different behaviour of some notable personages on the car says: Oscar Wilde was more bother than all the women who ever rode on a railroad car. EHe had an idea that he was the greatest man. that America ...

... 60 re-tfl- l commendations from judges, meagiqtrtesf, ;l ?? officirals. He was notably enranee' is tha iAru5 in mystery, Oscar Wilde case, Mlissiag Word, f r pedigree, ant other prosocetions- The committee instructed by the (ity CI ~ ala informal meeting ...

... Atkinson, the- Aug.,i tralian Orphous. The ?? act ofl Walton and Lister continues to be well roceiVed. The new plav which Mr. Oscar Wilde;. hai written for the Garriek Theatre is said to be entitled' Sheri.- dan; or, the Maid of Bath. The maid refored to ...

... the Primacy *without a good sum of ready money. That perhaps accounted for the delay in Dr. Benson's accepting it. M:r. Oscar Wilde arrived in London on Satur- day afternoon, characteristically and cyclonically con- veyed across the Atlantic On board of ...

... ovor horo to rob us. Among the more noted Elgimhnon who have lately visited us are Matthew Arnold, Sir Lepol Griffin, and Oscar Wilde. They ar in great social favour at home, and may be taken, as representative of English society, brains, and manners. Of ...

... action by resolutions and petitions the same as your association bas done in favour of Mr. Hopwood's bill.' MR. OSCAR WILDE oN DEss.-Xr. Oscar Wilde, speaking at Hirhbury Athenuemu on the snb- ject of dress, described fashion as a form of ugliness so unbearable ...

... ijlcsers. WVill Rosetti, F. Madox Brown, I Wralter Besanlt, Welter Crane, Herbert Gilchrist, F. Eegels, Cunninghame Graham,( Oscar Wilde, and others. ;THE GROWN PRINOE OF GERMANY. RENEWED ILLNESS. ALARMING SYMPTOMS. 1 The official Reiche Assc4elr, of Berlin ...